We accept most major insurances
At Blossom ABA, we create personalized treatment plans designed to meet the unique needs of each child, providing one-on-one, in-home ABA therapy.
We bring our ABA services directly to your home in Atlanta, allowing your child to learn in a safe and familiar environment. This home-based approach reduces stress for your child and makes therapy more convenient for your family. Our flexible scheduling ensures that our services fit seamlessly into your daily routine.
To learn more about how we can support your child, click below to contact us or call (888) 484-3858.
In-Home ABA Therapy
Our therapists work with your child in a familiar setting, reducing anxiety and creating an ideal learning environment. We focus on essential skills like communication, social interactions, and self-care.
Parent Training and Support
We believe parents play a vital role in their child’s progress. Our training programs equip you with the tools to support and reinforce your child’s development at home.
Behavioral Interventions
We use evidence-based strategies to address challenging behaviors while teaching positive, productive alternatives.
Social Skills Development
Our therapy helps children build critical social skills, improving their ability to interact with others and navigate different social settings.
Let’s work together to help your child reach new milestones!
Insurance & Initial Consultation
We begin by learning about your child’s needs and guiding you through the insurance process. Our team will handle the necessary administrative steps to get your insurance plan approved for ABA services. We’ll also provide a clear breakdown of your coverage, including any out-of-pocket costs.
Personalized Treatment Plan
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your child’s strengths and challenges. Based on this evaluation, they will create a customized treatment plan. Once you review and approve the plan, we’ll work with your insurance provider to secure authorization for services.
One-on-One Therapy Begins
After approval, we’ll introduce you to your Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), who will implement the therapy plan in one-on-one sessions with your child. Your BCBA will supervise the RBT, provide ongoing parent training, and adjust the plan as your child reaches new milestones.
Getting started is easy—contact us today to begin your child’s journey toward growth and success!
AMC Theaters Sensory-Friendly Films
AMC Theaters in Atlanta partners with the Autism Society to offer Sensory-Friendly Films. These special screenings feature brighter lights, lower sound levels, and a relaxed atmosphere where kids can move around, sing, or dance during the movie. Family-friendly films are shown on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, while Tuesday evenings are reserved for more mature audiences.
Georgia Aquarium Sensory-Friendly Events
The Georgia Aquarium hosts sensory-friendly events throughout the year, providing a calmer experience for families. The lights and sounds are adjusted to create a soothing atmosphere, and staff members receive special training to assist children with autism and sensory sensitivities.
SkyZone Sensory Hours
SkyZone Trampoline Park in Atlanta offers Sensory Hours, providing a quieter and less crowded jumping experience for children with sensory sensitivities. The music is turned down, and the usual bright flashing lights are reduced, creating a more comfortable environment.
Children’s Museum of Atlanta Sensory-Friendly Sessions
The Children’s Museum of Atlanta hosts Sensory-Friendly Sessions with modified exhibits, reduced noise levels, and limited crowds. These special sessions allow children with autism to explore hands-on exhibits at their own pace in a relaxed and supportive environment.
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Sensory-Friendly Mornings
LEGOLAND Discovery Center in Atlanta offers Sensory-Friendly Mornings where families can enjoy a quieter, less stimulating experience. The lighting and sounds are adjusted, and staff members are trained to accommodate children with autism.