Applicants to North Georgia Children’s Center are evaluated on a variety of factors and assessments, reports, and test scores. North Georgia Children’s Center does not discriminate against anyone on the basis of race, color, gender, age, national origin, religion or creed in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, and other school administered programs and makes every effort to promote diversity within its student body and as a value in its curriculum.

One-on-One Sessions

Intense one-on-one training to teach a variety of skills using principles and techniques derived from the field of behavior analysis including discrete trial teaching, precision teaching, fluency, verbal analysis of behavior, and other research based best practices.

In home services ...with in a certain distance from the center. Focused on working with the children in their home environment.

In center services ... held within our center where children can practice skills such as independence, classroom routines, social skills, and skills they will need to use in school.

In school/ daycare services ... are held as a therapist facilitates the child’s peer relationships, following directions, following classroom routines, verbal participation, and other skills in the child’s natural environment. Can also do direct services in a school or daycare given permission by parent and daycare/ school/