What we offer

Two programs, built around each person

Nine ways we build independence

We offer two programs: Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, and Behavior Support Services (BSS) through Georgia's NOW/COMP waiver. We work with all ages, with a particular focus on older children and adults on the autism spectrum. Services take place at home, at school, in our clinic, at daycare and in the community.

Program one

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Skills that carry over into everyday life

Available in 9 Georgia counties. See counties

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Adaptive Daily Living Skills

We teach the everyday skills that build independence, such as personal care, meal preparation, household routines, and money management. Each skill is broken into manageable steps and practiced in the settings where it will actually be used, so progress carries over into daily life.

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Behavior Change

We begin with an assessment to understand why a behavior is happening, then build a plan that teaches safer, more effective ways to meet the same need. Progress is measured with ongoing data, and the plan is adjusted as the individual grows.

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Social Skills

We help individuals build skills for connecting with others, including starting conversations, reading social cues, taking turns, and handling conflict. Skills are practiced in structured sessions and then in real situations with peers, family, and the community.

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Community Skills

We support safe, confident participation in the community, including shopping, using transportation, ordering at restaurants, and navigating public spaces. Training happens in the community itself, so skills hold up where they matter most.

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School Consulting

We partner with teachers, administrators, and IEP teams to support students in the classroom. This includes behavior assessments, behavior intervention plans, and staff training to help students succeed academically and socially.

Not sure which fits?

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We'll talk through your needs and point you to the right program.

Program two

Behavior Support Services (NOW/COMP)

Support for individuals and the people around them

Available in 25 Georgia counties. See counties

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Behavior Support Plans

We complete a functional assessment to understand what drives challenging behavior, then write an individualized plan that teaches replacement skills and improves quality of life. Plans are reviewed regularly and updated as needs change.

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Crisis Response Planning

We develop clear, proactive plans that help families and support staff prevent crises and respond safely when one occurs. Each plan focuses on early warning signs, de-escalation, and keeping everyone safe and stable.

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Mental Health Support

We provide compassionate support that strengthens emotional well-being and resilience, working alongside each person's broader care team so that behavioral and emotional needs are addressed together.

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Staff and Family Training

We train families, caregivers, and support staff to carry out each plan with confidence and consistency. Training is hands-on and practical, so strategies work in the home and community, not just on paper.

Getting started

How getting started works

From intake to first session

  1. Complete your intakeFill out the online intake for ABA or Behavior Support Services (BSS). Schools and providers can send a referral instead.
  2. We reach outThe operations director for that program contacts you to talk through your needs and next steps.
  3. Assessment & planOur BCBA assesses strengths, challenges and priorities, then builds a personalized plan with you.
  4. Ongoing progress reviewWe track data, adjust the plan and keep families, caregivers and educators in the loop for steady, long-term progress.
Before your first visit
Insurance & payment

What's covered

We accept Medicaid, Amerigroup, CareSource and Peach State Health Plan.

We are a NOW/COMP waiver provider.

Private pay is available for adult services.

Forms

Complete your intake online

Fill out your intake on any phone or computer and sign online. No printing needed.

Next step

Not sure where to start?

Book a consultation and we'll help you find the right fit.