Functional Communication
Through Functional Communication Training and other ABA techniques, children will become equipped with the tools and skills needed to functionally communicate with others in meaningful ways.
Programs
Applied Behavior Analysis
Behavior-Analytic and Evidence-Based Approaches
Program Settings
Skills That Serve Across Settings.
In-Clinic Services
Structured therapy inside our school-like campuses — purpose-built rooms, peer integration, and a full clinical team.
Community-Based Services
Skill-building in the real-world settings families navigate every day — parks, libraries, stores, and outings.
In-Home Services
One-on-one support inside the family home so new skills generalize where children spend the most time.
Applied Behavior Analysis
Our ABA Programs
Socialization
Individualized Social Skills programs will help children learn to take turns, share with others, join and participate in group activities, initiate and maintain conversations, and regularly engage with others in appropriate ways.
Play
Play is an important skill needed for growth and learning. Play skills will be taught and enhanced on at both an individual level and a group level to learners of all ages.
School Readiness
We will work to prepare children to enter school, and be successful in school, by teaching and enhancing the prerequisite skills that they will need in the classroom.
Independent Daily Living
Using various principles of ABA, each child will learn to master self-help skills that they need to function independently. Examples of these targeted skills may include toilet training, hand washing, teeth brushing, etc.
Maladaptive Behavior Reduction
Maladaptive behaviors that may hinder a child from learning new skills and maladaptive behaviors that may cause harm to the child or others will be targeted for reduction through ABA principles and procedures. More appropriate behaviors and skills will be taught in place of these challenging behaviors.
Sensory Integration
Through sensory integration, children will learn to use all of their senses (taste, touch, smell, sight, and hearing) together. This can help decrease maladaptive behaviors and repetitive behaviors.
Caregiver Education
Parents and caregivers will meet regularly with their child's providers to learn how to apply ABA techniques and procedures in their home and community. Our goal is for all of our families to become empowered and confident in applying the science of ABA to their child and their lives.
And More!
ABA focuses on the whole child! There is not a skill or a behavior that can't be worked on during therapy sessions and generalized to the child's home environment.
New ProgramComing Soon · Dunwoody
Teen Program — Ages 13–18
A dedicated space designed for older learners and the unique skills they're building toward — independence, social connection, vocational readiness, and self-advocacy. Demand is high; we're preparing the space and materials now and adding families to the early interest list.
Additional Therapies
Available by Location
Beyond ABA, we're growing our team of Speech, Occupational, and Feeding Therapists across our campuses.
Gainesville
- Speech TherapyAvailable
- Occupational TherapyAvailable
- Feeding TherapyAvailable
Dunwoody
- Speech TherapyComing Soon
- Occupational TherapyComing Soon
Lilburn
Campus Coming Soon