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Signs Of Early Autism
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Avoidance of eye contact
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Does not use social gestures (ex. waving)
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Does not point or communicate preferences
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Does not attend to other children during social play
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Lines up toys (no functional play)
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Engages in echolalia (word repetition)
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Hand flapping, rocking back & forth, and spinning in circles
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Atypical reactions to foods, smells, and/or texture(s)
The connections in a child's brain are most adaptable in the first three years of life. These connections are the foundation for learning, behavior, and health. Over time, these connections become harder to change. This is why intervention is likely to be more effective when provided earlier in the individual's life.
Verify Insurance Eligibility
Schedule an intake phone call to discuss your current concerns and preferences for your loved one. Then, a representative will verify your eligibility for outpatient behavioral health services with your insurance provider(s) and/or fee waiver program(s). Also accepting out-of-pocket payments click here to see our fee(s) for service.
Adaptive Behavior Assessment
When client onboarding is finalized, the client will be engaged in the evaluation process which involves a hybrid of direct and indirect treatment methods. During this time our Behavior Analyst selects the most appropriate milestones assessment to address current skills levels and concerns reported by the caregiver(s). Information gathered is used to create goals and plan of care.
Direct Therapy & Consultation
Behavioral analytic intervention procedures such as discrete trial teaching, pivotal response training, functional communication training, and more are delivered in the clinic, home/community, and telehealth settings to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities between the ages of 24 months to 6 years old.
4854 Old National Highway Suite #167
Atlanta, GA 30337-6201