Circle City ABA of Georgia delivers applied behavior analysis services tailored to learners in the Atlanta area. Families access in home, center based, and school consultation support designed to build meaningful skills.
The team blends data driven decision making with compassionate care to support neuro diverse children and their caregivers. Detailed assessment, individualized programming, and ongoing data review guide progress over time.
| Service Type | Setting | Typical Session Length | Intensity Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| One to One ABA Therapy | Home or Center | 1 to 3 hours | 10 to 30 hours per week |
| Parent Coaching | Home or Telehealth | 1 to 2 hours | 1 to 3 sessions per week |
| School Consultation | Educational Setting | Ongoing | Monthly or as needed |
| Social Skills Groups | Center Based | 1 to 1.5 hours | 1 to 2 times per week |
Assessment and Individualized Program Planning
Comprehensive intake evaluations identify communication, social, adaptive, and behavior goals. Clinicians gather caregiver input, conduct direct observation, and review records to create a customized plan.
Skill tracking across domains informs baseline levels and informs treatment intensity. Families receive a written report with specific recommendations and next steps tailored to the learner.
Direct Therapy Implementation
Structured Teaching and Reinforcement
Therapists use prompting, shaping, and differential reinforcement to teach target skills. Sessions emphasize meaningful routines to support engagement and generalization across environments.
Data Collection and Progress Monitoring
Continuous data recording enables rapid adjustments to programs. Families can access visual reports during meetings to understand progress and next steps.
Parent Coaching and Caregiver Support
Coaching sessions build confidence and competence for caregivers navigating everyday routines. Strategies embed ABA practices into daily activities such as meals, play, and transitions.
Remote sessions provide flexibility for families who cannot attend in person. Coaches model techniques and provide feedback to support consistent implementation at home.
School and Community Collaboration
Circle City ABA of Georgia partners with educators to support classroom inclusion and staff training. Consultants attend meetings, observe environments, and recommend evidence based accommodations.
Community outings are planned to practice social and safety skills in natural contexts. Ongoing communication helps generalize gains across home, school, and recreational settings.
Choosing Circle City ABA of Georgia for Your Family
- Experienced, credentialed clinicians with local Georgia knowledge.
- Flexible service options including home, center, school, and community.
- Data driven decision making with transparent reporting to families.
- Strong focus on parent training and caregiver empowerment.
- Collaborative partnerships with schools and community providers.
FAQ
Reader questions
How do I get started with Circle City ABA of Georgia services?
Contact the intake team to schedule a brief phone screening and review availability. After intake, an onsite or telehealth assessment appointment is scheduled to develop a personalized plan.
Does insurance typically cover ABA therapy at Circle City ABA of Georgia?
Many plans cover ABA when medically necessary and when supervised by a certified provider. The administrative team assists with verification, prior authorizations, and billing questions.
How often will I receive updates on my child's progress?
Formal data summary reports are provided monthly, with additional informal updates during coaching sessions. Caregiver meetings review goals, discuss challenges, and adjust strategies as needed.
Can ABA services be provided in school or community settings?
Yes, clinicians offer school consultation and community based coaching to support skill generalization. Collaboration with educators ensures that strategies align with classroom routines and expectations.