Infinity Early Interventions
Supporting Children. Empowering Families.
About Infinity Early Interventions
Infinity Early Interventions helps families of children ages 3–7 address behavioral challenges and build meaningful skills that improve everyday life.
After years of working in larger ABA organizations, Jennifer Mullins, M.A., BCBA, LBA, founded Infinity to provide more individualized, practical support for children with autism and developmental differences. She works alongside parents and caregivers to understand their concerns, identify priorities, and develop evidence-based strategies that fit naturally into family routines.
Caregiver coaching is central to Infinity’s approach because progress should extend beyond scheduled sessions and into daily life. For children who need ongoing direct ABA, Jennifer accepts only a limited number of clients and personally provides treatment in the child’s home, along with weekly caregiver training.
Caregiver coaching is available through Telehealth and locally in person throughout Washington County, Tennessee, and surrounding communities. Consultation and training are also available for preschools and childcare programs.
Our Services – Opening January 2027
BCBA-Direct In-Home ABA
Individualized ABA services for children ages 3–7, provided by the BCBA in the child’s home. Treatment focuses on meaningful skills and family priorities and includes weekly caregiver training to support progress throughout daily life.
Behavior Support for Families
This caregiver led option puts parents and caregivers at the center of care. The BCBA partners with you to understand behavioral concerns, identify meaningful goals, and coach practical strategies into your family’s everyday routines. Individual consultations and ongoing coaching packages are available through telehealth and locally in person.
Group Training & Organizational Consultation
Customized training and consultation for organizations, agencies, and community groups supporting young children and families. Services include caregiver groups, staff training, workshops, and consultation focused on understanding behavior and using practical strategies across everyday settings.