About Early NYC
Early NYC provides high-quality ABA therapy, Parent Coaching, SEIT services, and Spanish classes for children across NYC, supporting early development through meaningful, evidence-based, play-based, and real-life learning experiences.
We take an individualized, relationship-driven approach—meeting each child where they are while thoughtfully supporting communication, learning, and emotional growth. Our work is rooted in evidence-based practices, cultural understanding, and genuine human connection.
Language development and early intervention are deeply interconnected, especially for neurodivergent children. Early NYC was intentionally built to bring Spanish instruction and Special Education services under one cohesive umbrella, allowing us to support the whole child, not just individual goals.
Early NYC delivers compassionate, effective, and culturally responsive services, supporting the whole child and their family through connection, expertise, and intentional care.
Hello! I'm Laura Giolitti
BCBA, SEIT & Spanish Teacher
Laura Giolitti is a BCBA and early childhood specialist located in New York City, with over 19 years of experience supporting young children and their families. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Preschool Education from Venezuela, a Master of Science in Teaching in Early Childhood Development, Learning, and Intervention from Pace University, and a License in Applied Behavior Analysis from Teachers College. Laura provides ABA therapy, Parent Coaching, SEIT services, and Spanish instruction, drawing from a strong foundation in evidence-based and child-centered practices, including Applied Behavior Analysis, bilingual/ENL methodology, Montessori teaching techniques, American Sign Language, and PECS. She has extensive experience working with children from diverse cultural backgrounds and with a wide range of developmental profiles, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Apraxia, Dyspraxia, and ADHD. She strongly believes in the power of collaboration and intentionally partners with families, teachers, and related service providers to create meaningful, individualized supports. Her goal is to empower parents and caregivers to feel confident and equipped as their child’s most important advocates and sources of support.
How We Got Started
Early NYC was created in New York City from a simple but powerful realization: children deserve high-quality support without losing their language, culture, or identity.
Early in my career, I worked with a Hispanic family raising two children, one of whom is on the autism spectrum. Although Spanish was the parents’ native language, English had become the primary language at home because most therapy providers were English speakers. This experience revealed how easily a family’s home language can fade when services don’t reflect their culture or lived experience.
Living and working in NYC, I saw this pattern repeatedly—along with a growing need for compassionate, high-quality services for neurodivergent children. At the same time, my background as a bilingual educator in Venezuela and my passion for working with neurodivergent children came together with clarity and purpose.
Early NYC began by offering Spanish sessions to children across New York City and quickly expanded to include ABA therapy and SEIT services for the neurodivergent community. Rather than choosing one path, we created a broader umbrella, one that supports both language development and early intervention, recognizing how deeply connected these areas truly are.
Today, Early NYC provides ABA therapy, SEIT services, and Spanish sessions rooted in evidence-based practice, cultural understanding, and genuine human connection because children grow best when they feel understood, supported, and seen.
