Community mental health agency providing in-home counseling and community support services

Individual, group, and family therapy with asd children and their families. Focus on play therapy as well as working with families to develop individualized treatment plan for their child as well as parenting strategies.

“The Arc of Georgia advocates for the rights and full participation of all children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Together with our network of members and other local Chapters, we
improve systems of supports and services; connect families; inspire
communities; and influence public policy.”

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.

The Greater Georgia Chapter of the ASA is a group of parents and professionals working together to increase public awareness and improve services statewide for individuals with autism.

The Chapter�s mission statement is promote support and community inclusion opportunities for all persons with autism across the lifespan in the areas of Education and Public Awareness, Advocacy, Family Support including Siblings, Research, Choice of Supports and Services, and Individualization with Value and Respect for the Person.

The chapter is a group of parents and professionals working together to increase public awareness and improve services statewide for individuals with autism. The Greater Georgia Chapter is a unit of the national Autism Society of America.

ASA-GGC is the leading voice and resource of the Georgia Autism Community in education, advocacy, services, research, and support. ASA-GGC is committed to meaningful participation and self-determination in all aspects of life for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.

Evaluation and treatment for children with learning and behavior difficulties, and developmental disabilities, including children and adults with autism spectrum disorders.

We specialize in a multidisciplinary approach to working with children with Autism. We have a SI gym and utilize a variety of therapeutic interventions (e.g., Floortime, ABA, etc.). We provide Occupational, Physical and Speech therapy. We offer a large Sensory Integration gym as well as a variety of services and education seminars that benefit children and their parents.

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.

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

The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Georgians with epilepsy/seizure disorders. Based in Atlanta, the Foundation focuses on: educating the professional and general community about epilepsy through annual symposiums and programs held throughout the state; providing outreach through a statewide network of support groups; and assisting in quality of life issues through specialty camps for children/adults and medical referrals.

Relationship Development Intervention (RDI)
Janice Guice is the only RDI Program Certified Consultant in Gerogia. She is being joined by Dr. Lisa Cheyette, PhD, and Rebekah Stroud, MS both who are currently RDI Program Consultants in Training.

Our mission is to enrich the lives of people and their families by providing information, advocacy and support which create choices to participate in the life of the community.

Early Intervention program for all families!!! We provide Multi-level services; Speech, Behavior, ABA,O.T.,Play.

HIT SERVICES provides programs which are tailored to meet the specific needs of each individual child by determining their unique pattern of strengths and weaknesses, so they may reach their maximum potential.

HIT SERVICES provides early intensive intervention for children from age 2 to age 7 at intake/diagnosis, and who have been diagnosed with autism or a related disorder. Children above the chronological age of 7 at intake are considered on an individual basis.
HIT SERVICES focuses on communication and verbal behavior, learning readiness, and reduction of problem behaviors. Social development and interactive play skills are also core components of the program.

We provide ABA services to children with developmental disabilities and their families.

A support group for families of autistic children in Barrow county and surrounding areas.Helping to provide resources and support in the community. Meetings are held every 3rd Monday of each month from 7:00-8:00 pm at Morningside Baptist Church in Winder, Georgia.

Music Therapy and Applied Behavior Analysis/ In Home intervention.
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