Neurodevelopmental Disabilities; Pediatrics; Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics.

Strategic planning for educational success. We evaluate and then develop a strategic plan incorporating intensive, research-based learning programs, therapies, nutrition, sensory diets, etc. Our clients achieve significant success measured on a regular basis. Last year (2005-2006), our students made an average of 2-6 years of academic gains. We hold ourselves accountable and help our clients navigate this maze of constantly expanding resources by utilizing state of the art, research-based tools.

Aurora Strategies provides innovative and scientifically valid programs for rapid and significant improvement of mental functioning, physical performance, social skills, and academic and career success. We achieve this mission by addressing each client's unique strengths and challenges through utilization of state-of-the-art therapeutic, educational, and physical training programs - thereby advancing everyone we serve toward greater personal success.

diverse child neurology practice with several physicians with expertise in autism

We provide comprehensive services under one roof - 4 centers around metro-Atlanta. Services include neuropsychological and diagnostic, including brain mapping; nutritional, medical, speech/communication, OT/sensory integration, hi-tech special educational, neurofeedback, camps, social skills training, research programs.

8 different programs that address issues involving ASD for ages birth to adult including: Diagnostic, Early Childhood Programs, School-Age, Adult, Medical, Family Program, Training Programs. A center of excellence for ASD.

Comprehensive autism services.

Providing diagnostic evaluations, medication evaluation and monitoring, early intervention, interdisciplinary training, model demonstration programs, family support and research. Accepts medicaid.

We provide behavioral services for children with autism in the home, the school, and/or the community setting. All services are supervised by doctoral level, board certified behavior analysts. These services include the development and implementation of acquisition programs as well as behavioral consultation services. Specifically, we provide a range of services that include direct therapy (i.e., Discrete Trial Training, toilet training, etc), supervision of therapists, parent or staff training, and behavioral consultation (i.e., compliance, tantrums, self injury, aggression, etc).

Southern Behavioral Group provides school consultation, in-home consultation, and community-based services to decrease inappropriate behavior and increase appropriate skills. SBG provides schools and families with a variety of workshop and training topics that include toilet training, IEP development, data collection, pervasive developmental disorders, applied behavior analysis, and functional behavior assessment and analysis. Serving the Southestern United States of America, our team of Ph.D., masters, and bachelors level therapists, consultants, and behavior analysts can address the most severe and complex behavioral issues using data-based, empirical research findings as the basis for treatment and intervention.

Our mission is to end the devastation caused by the needless use of mercury in medicines. We intend to use a multi-faceted approach: (1) we will work aggressively with government agencies, legislators, manufacturers, and retailers to ensure the removal of mercury from medical and health products; (2) we will press for more research to understand scientifically how mercury in these products causes harm and how effective treatments can be developed for those already exposed; (3) we will create awareness campaigns to parents and clinicians to educate them about the issue; and (4) we will encourage investigations into how mercury has persisted in routine medical products like vaccines despite its known neurotoxicity. To accomplish these goals, we intend to be active in the scientific, legal, regulatory, legislative, and public awareness arenas.

The Coalition for SafeMinds (Sensible Action For Ending Mercury-Induced Neurological Disorders) is a private nonprofit organization founded to investigate and raise awareness of the risks to infants and children of exposure to mercury from medical products, including thimerosal in vaccines. Safe Minds supports research on the potential harmful effects of mercury and thimerosal.

Our mission is to end the health and personal devastations caused by the needless use of mercury in medicines. We utilize a multifaceted approach:

-SafeMinds works aggressively to educate government agencies, legislators, manufacturers, and retailers to the scientific research regarding mercury in medicine and foster its removal from medical and health products
-SafeMinds encourages and engages others for more research to scientifically understand how mercury in these products causes harm and how effective treatments can be developed for those already exposed;
-SafeMinds looks to serve as a clearinghouse for the gathering and dissemination of good and proper relevant scientific research, and to provide peer to peer review opportunities for those efforts;
-SafeMinds promotes awareness campaigns to parents and clinicians to educate them about the issue; and
-SafeMinds encourages open investigations into how mercury has persisted in routine medical products, such as vaccines, despite its known neurotoxicity.

Southern Behavioral Group offers a variety of home, community, and school-based services for children with Pervasive Developmental Disorders, developmental disabilities, and other challenging conditions. We train school personnel DTT, verbal behavior, developmental assessment, and the implementation of a variety of instructional methods using applied behavior analysis. All of our staff is Ph.D. BCBA with advanced training and experience in working with children with autism.

Provides diagnostic evaluations, early intervention, respite, therapies, family support. Accepts medicaid. An affiliate of Kennedy Krieger Institute at Emory University, and part of a plan to establish a national network of developmental services for children with disorders of the brain and their families