ABA Therapy in Augusta, GA for Children With Autism

Circle City ABA’s Augusta ABA therapy center is located at 3670 Wheeler Road, Augusta, GA 30909. Our center serves families throughout Augusta, Richmond County, and surrounding communities in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA).

We serve families from nearby communities such as Martinez, Evans, Grovetown, Hephzibah, and North Augusta, South Carolina.

If you’re looking for ABA therapy in Augusta or the surrounding area, contact our admissions team to learn more about services, insurance coverage, and whether our Augusta location may be a good fit for your family.

Yes. Your child will need an autism diagnosis before beginning ABA therapy services at Circle City ABA in Augusta.

Our Augusta ABA therapy center serves toddlers through teens, ages 18 months to 17 years. We tailor therapy to each child’s developmental stage and family goals, whether we’re supporting toddlers’ early communication and play or helping older children and teens build independence, social skills, and everyday life skills.

Families with school-age children can also learn more about how Circle City ABA supports older children with autism and how our individualized ABA therapy services can grow with their child’s changing needs.

Our ABA therapy center in Augusta, Georgia, offers both part- and full-time services for ABA therapy and behavior consultation. Not all children need full-time services, and when we meet with you, we will create a treatment plan that best fits your child’s needs.

Each child attending our Augusta autism therapy center full-time will have a morning and afternoon therapist. If a therapist is absent, another team member familiar with the child will step in. We will talk about any changes during parent meetings to let you know about your child’s services.

Traditionally, ABA therapy consists of structured sessions and targeted interventions. However, a delightful and powerful element that has a pivotal role in nurturing progress at Circle City ABA is play. We invite you to read about the profound benefits of incorporating play into ABA therapy and how Circle City ABA passionately nurtures progress through play.

At Circle City ABA’s Augusta ABA Therapy Center, we accept a wide range of insurance and funding options to make ABA therapy accessible for families. We work with most private, fully funded, and self-funded insurance plans, Georgia Medicaid (GAMMIS), including Peach State, Tricare, state funding, and grants. Navigating insurance can feel overwhelming, which is why our professional admissions team is here to guide you step by step through enrollment and the insurance process.

Our Augusta ABA therapy center is supported by a team of experienced professionals dedicated to helping children learn, grow, and build meaningful skills.

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) develop individualized treatment plans, monitor progress, and collaborate with families throughout their child’s therapy journey. Together with our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) and center leadership, they create a welcoming environment where children can practice new skills through play and everyday activities.

Meet Our Georgia ABA Therapy Team

During ABA therapy, we measure your child’s progress through assessments, ongoing data collection, and clinical team observations. Your child’s Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) regularly reviews this information to identify which skills are improving, where additional support may be needed, and when to adjust treatment goals.

Progress looks different for every child. Depending on their individualized goals, therapy may focus on communication, social skills, independence, play, daily living skills, school readiness, and other skills that support everyday life at home, at school, and in the community.

The number of ABA therapy hours your child needs depends on their individual strengths, needs, and treatment goals. After an initial assessment, our clinical team will recommend a therapy schedule that fits your child.

Our Augusta center offers full-time and part-time scheduling options based on clinical recommendations and availability. We can adjust your child’s treatment plan as they develop new skills and their needs change.