In Home ABA therapy
in Georgia
We offer in-home ABA therapy in Georgia to support your child in reaching their full potential. Complete the form to begin the journey today!
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Why Choose In-Home ABA Therapy in Georgia?
Learning in a Natural Environment
Convenient for Busy Families
Enhanced Family Involvement"
LOCATIONS
Providing ABA Therapy Across Georgia
Insurance Plans We Accept
STEPS Behavioral Health works with most major insurance providers. Contact us with any questions about coverage or plans in Georgia. We're happy to help you explore your best options.
In-Home ABA Therapy in Georgia: 4 Simple Steps
The role of parents and caregivers in the therapy process:
Assessment
Meet with your BCBA to discuss your child's goals. They will observe behaviors and assess strengths and challenges to create a personalized plan.
Development
Secondly, your BCBA will create a treatment plan tailored to your child’s needs and family goals. They will coordinate with the team and your insurance provider to secure the most effective treatment.
Therapy
Therapy begins! You and your child will work with the therapy team to implement the goals and plans created with your BCBA. Regular collaboration ensures progress, and you'll also learn the strategies your child is practicing.
Monitoring
We are always monitoring your child's growth. Regular data review allows us to adjust their plan as they grow, ensuring their needs are always met.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Your Team Provide Support for My Child at School?
- Absolutely! For children over five, we can provide behavioral support in school if permitted. Many private schools allow ABA therapy during school hours, while most public schools do not. Our BCBAs can also attend IEP meetings and conferences to help address behavioral challenges and support your child’s progress.
- If your child needs additional support, STEPS Behavioral Health offers advocacy services for an out-of-pocket fee. Contact our intake coordinator for more information.
Does Insurance Cover ABA Therapy?
Yes, but coverage varies by insurance plan. Medicaid generally covers ABA therapy, while commercial plans often require copays.
What Are the Goals of ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) focuses on building meaningful skills that enhance an individual’s quality of life. It teaches new behaviors, reinforces positive actions, and reduces those that may interfere with daily activities. Using evidence-based strategies, ABA tailors interventions to each person’s unique needs. While widely used for autism, its principles also support education, mental health, and behavior management.
Is ABA Effective in Group Settings?
How many hours of ABA are recommended per week?
Every child has different needs, but the average recommendation is about 15 hours/week for school-aged children. Clients who participate in our Early STEPS program receive an average of 30 hours/week. The minimum is 10 hours/week.
What Are the Differences Between a BCBA, RBT, and BT?
A BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) is a highly trained professional responsible for creating and supervising individualized treatment plans for clients. RBTs (Registered Behavior Technicians) and BTs (Behavior Technicians) work directly with clients to implement these plans under the BCBA’s guidance. A BT is typically in the process of obtaining their RBT certification and is not yet registered.
How Can I Help My Child Succeed in ABA Therapy at Home?
Parents are essential in reinforcing ABA techniques beyond therapy sessions. Your BCBA will provide training to help you implement effective strategies at home. Consistently applying these methods in daily routines strengthens learning and promotes lasting behavioral progress.
How Can I Tell If My Child Needs ABA Therapy?
What Our Clients Say: Real Testimonials
STEPS is an amazing program, Sarah has definitely grown a lot, everyone is so friendly, helpful, and supportive, we are so appreciative of everyone helping Sarah! Our BCBA is always available, she is amazing!
a happy Mom
Mother of 3 year old with ASD
Services are great, Jack is progressing really well, We love his therapist and BCBA, we love sending him to STEPS! Jack knows everyone’s names and happy to see them, which shows they are interacting with him even when they don’t have to. Jack is so much more social with peers and adults.
a thrilled dad
Son of 12 year old with ASD
Communication has improved overall, manding and prompts, mornings used to be extremely tiring because my daughter wasn’t able to communicate, now learning simple yes/no open/close “lets go” she is able to communicate, before she would just have tantrums, STEPS changed her morning routine and taken away so much stress, bcba is great with communication!
tammy m.
mom of 4 year old daughter enrolled at STEPS
