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ABA therapy in Bartow County

In-person ABA therapy at home and at school for families in Cartersville, Adairsville and Euharlee.

Bartow County is northwest of metro Atlanta along I-75, with Cartersville as its county seat. We serve families in Cartersville, Adairsville, Emerson, Euharlee, Kingston, White and part of Taylorsville. The county has two public school systems, so school-based goals are planned with whichever one your child attends.

We proudly serve these cities

  • City of Adairsville
  • City of Cartersville
  • City of Emerson
  • City of Euharlee
  • City of Kingston
  • City of White
  • Town of Taylorsville (Part)

School systems we work with

  • Bartow County School System
  • Cartersville City Schools

School-based sessions take place with the school's approval.

How care works

How ABA therapy works in Bartow County

At home

One-to-one sessions where behaviors actually happen, so new skills carry straight into daily routines.

At school

With the school's approval, your RBT works with your child in the classroom and coordinates with teachers on shared goals.

At our clinic

A structured space for practicing what is hard at home — waiting, transitions, group play — before generalizing it.

By telehealth

BCBA assessments, supervision and parent training by video. Therapy sessions themselves are always in person.

Where to find us

Our team in Georgia

Clinic

Peachtree City Clinic

Our South Atlanta clinic gives families a dedicated space for center-based ABA sessions, assessments, team supervision and parent training. A structured therapy environment allows us to work on skills that are difficult to practice at home — waiting, transitions, group activities, toleration, etc. — before generalizing them into daily life.

1401 Georgian Park, Suite 220
Peachtree City, GA 30269
(877) 438-1265

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