About
in Roswell, Georgia, is a unique school for children with an autism spectrum disorder. The practice is a not-for-profit school for children with autism spectrum or related disorders in downtown Roswell, Georgia. Their program combines one-on-one therapy with systematic progress evaluation to foster the development of their children to their highest potential. Kaleidoscope ABA offers center-based programming four or five days per week, ten or twelve months per year, with enrollment on a rolling basis throughout the year. The practice provides ongoing supervision and weekly program adaptation, as well as ongoing parent support. They accept children aged 2 and up, of all skill levels, and have an open door policy for parents of enrolled children. Kaleidoscope ABA places strong emphasis on language acquisition and development of intraverbal skills, using a systematic and targeted teaching approach. Their curriculum is based on Sundberg and Partington’s Assessment of Basic Language and Learning Skills, and Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior using natural environment teaching. The practice accepts the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Center-based programming
Offered four or five days per week, ten or twelve months per year.
One-on-one therapy
Combined with systematic progress evaluation to foster child development.
Ongoing supervision and program adaptation
Provided weekly to ensure child progress.
Ongoing parent support
Available to enrolled families.
Early learner program
Focused on classical academics using applied behavior analysis teaching principles.
Advanced learner program
Designed for ABLLS graduates, also using applied behavior analysis teaching principles.