Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based therapeutic approach that helps individuals with autism and developmental disabilities learn useful skills and reduce challenging behaviors by using positive reinforcement and structured teaching strategies.

A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a trained therapist who delivers behavior-analytic services under the close supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). RBTs primarily work with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, providing one-on-one therapy, implementing behavior intervention plans, collecting data, and assisting in skill development and behavior reduction across settings such as homes, schools, and clinics.

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is a certified professional who applies the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to assess, understand, and modify behavior. BCBAs are responsible for conducting assessments, designing and overseeing individualized behavior intervention plans, supervising RBTs, and working across settings—including homes, schools, clinics, and communities—to improve communication, social skills, daily living abilities, and overall quality of life.

Most insurance providers do require an autism diagnosis in order to receive services. Contact us for more information.

We provide services for children ages 2-16 years old.

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ABA therapy can help with communication and language skills, social skills (sharing, taking turns, eye contact), daily living skills (dressing, eating, hygiene), reducing challenging behaviors (tantrums, aggression, self-injury), learning and academic skills and more.

An ABA session is structured yet individualized. The therapist starts by building a positive connection with your child, then works on skills like communication, social interaction, academic skills and daily living through play and everyday activities. Therapists use positive reinforcement to encourage learning and follow a behavior plan to support or reduce challenging behaviors.

This can vary for each family and depends on approvals from both your school and insurance provider.

Yes! We have partnered with many major insurances. Check our insurance section to see some of our partnered providers. Contact us if you don’t see yours listed.

We are an in-home service ABA company servicing all major cities in Georgia.

The onboarding and insurance authorization process typically takes 3–4 weeks. Following the initial assessment, Parent Training can usually begin immediately while the full treatment team is being established.