Long before Circle City ABA opened its doors, our story began with a mother advocating for her son with autism.
More than 30 years ago, she found herself struggling with the organization providing services to her son. She knew he deserved better. After countless conversations and attempts to improve his care, she made a decision that would eventually impact far more than her own family.
If she could not find the kind of support she wanted for her son, she would help create it.
As a registered nurse with a home healthcare administrative license, she had the experience to turn her frustration into action. She saw what was missing and believed families and people with special needs deserved better.
So she built an agency of her own.
What began with one mother’s love for her child became a commitment to advocating for other people with special needs and the families who loved them.