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How ABA Therapy in Duluth Empowers Children with Autism
Duluth families deserve ABA therapy that shows up every single week, no exceptions. Apollo Behavior provides personalized, play-based ABA therapy in Duluth, helping young children with autism build communication, social, and school readiness skills in a structured, engaging environment. Local families trust Apollo Behavior because we have never canceled a client session.
Please contact us or complete our New Client Inquiry for more information.
3005 Breckinridge Blvd Suite #230
Duluth, GA 30096
Hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm
Phone: 404-410-7600
Fax: 404-835-8909
What Families in Duluth Are Saying
Duluth families share what consistent, personalized ABA therapy with Apollo Behavior looks like in practice.
“If you want the best ABA Therapy for your child, Apollo Behavior Center is by no mistake your go-to. I have seen a tremendous developmental improvement in my child since he started, and it’s only been less than four months. I highly recommend.”
— Paul Wilson, ★★★★★ Google Review
“Since my son started in April, the team there has been working hard, and he’s been doing so well! Improving so much every day.”
— Rosemary Benitez, ★★★★★ Google Review
“Apollo is the absolute BEST! I love their approach to everything and how structured they are. Everyone is always so pleasant and positive. I’ve seen so much progress with my son in so many different aspects. Not to mention, he loves going every day, which makes me feel so at ease! I can never thank them enough.”
— Crystal Hawkins, ★★★★★ Google Review
“My son has been his happiest since he started attending Apollo, always smiling at drop-off… I am so happy for him.”
— Jibril Amina, ★★★★★ Google Review
“I would recommend anyone to Apollo. They have truly helped both my sons tremendously. Before Apollo, my youngest was non-verbal, but within months, he began saying words and reading and drawing like an artist. It is such a warm and welcoming environment, you truly begin to feel like family.”
— Ebony Beckwith, ★★★★★ Google Review
Why Duluth Families Choose Apollo Behavior
Duluth parents juggling I-85 commutes, preschool drop-offs, and busy calendars need a provider they can count on. Here’s what sets Apollo Behavior apart:
- Never cancel a client session so that families can count on consistency.
- Small BCBA caseloads for close, individualized attention, not a regional chain approach.
- Insurance accepted to keep Duluth autism services accessible.
- Board Certified Behavior Analysts oversee every program, built around real progress for Duluth’s multicultural community.
Center-Based Autism Services Designed for Duluth Children
Every child at Apollo Behavior’s certified autism services in Duluth is met with a program built around them, not a generic curriculum. Board Certified Behavior Analysts design each plan and guide one-on-one sessions in bright, organized rooms where play-based learning makes progress feel like discovery.
Core areas of focus include:
- Communication and language: building functional words, requests, and early conversation.
- Social interaction: sharing, turn-taking, and forming peer connections.
- Daily living independence: toileting, self-care, and managing transitions confidently.
- School readiness: following group instructions and navigating classroom expectations.
- Behavior support: understanding what drives challenging behaviors and building strategies that work at home and school.
Skills built here carry into home, school, and everyday life in Duluth. Connect with our team to explore a plan built around your child.
Serving Duluth's Neighborhoods and Daily Routines
Families searching for ABA therapy in Duluth come from across the city, from Downtown Duluth and Parsons Alley to neighborhoods off Pleasant Hill Road and communities near Berkeley Lake and Sugarloaf Parkway. Many families build weekends around Shorty Howell Park and Rogers Bridge Park. Since Duluth sits close to Norcross and Peachtree Corners, parents naturally compare providers across city lines while still wanting care that feels local. Apollo Behavior’s center-based ABA therapy meets that need in Duluth with consistent, personalized care.
Getting Started with Duluth ABA Therapy: What to Expect
Starting ABA therapy is more straightforward than most families in Duluth expect.
- Step 1: Reach Out to Apollo. Connect online or by phone, and a dedicated coordinator schedules your first conversation around your family’s routine.
- Step 2: Verify Your Insurance. We confirm your coverage and clearly explain your benefits.
- Step 3: Submit Diagnosis Documentation. Share your child’s evaluation records, and our team will review everything carefully.
- Step 4: Complete Your Child’s Assessment. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst evaluates your child and develops a plan based on their goals.
Apollo’s process moves efficiently, so your child’s care begins without unnecessary delay.
How We Teach at Our Duluth Center
Every child’s program at our Duluth center includes Relational Frame Theory (RFT), a way of teaching children to connect ideas so they can understand things they were never directly taught. For example, a child who learns that a dime is worth more than a nickel, and a quarter more than a dime, can work out that a quarter is worth more than a nickel. Your child’s BCBA measures these skills with the PEAK assessment when they start and every month after that. Learn how RFT works.
Results: 72% of clients who stay with us at least 12 months graduate to school, and 84% of those who start at age 3 or younger. See our outcomes.
Insurance we accept: Anthem, Cigna, Optum, Kaiser, Aetna, and Georgia Medicaid. See our insurance and Medicaid guides.
Frequently Asked Questions About Duluth Autism Services
Apollo Behavior accepts major insurance plans at our Duluth center, including Anthem, Cigna, Optum, Kaiser, Aetna, and Georgia Medicaid. Our team checks your specific benefits before services begin and explains what your plan covers, so there are no surprises.
Applied Behavior Analysis uses evidence-based techniques to help children with autism build communication, social, and daily living skills. At Apollo Behavior, each program is shaped around your child's specific strengths and goals and delivered through play-based activities and one-on-one sessions with Board Certified Behavior Analysts.
Yes. Apollo Behavior's Duluth center serves families throughout Gwinnett County, wherever your daily commute runs. Our schedule fits into your family's week without adding unnecessary travel stress.
To begin services, families need a formal autism diagnosis from a licensed provider, current insurance information, and any relevant evaluation or school records. Connect with our Duluth intake team to take the first step toward your child's personalized therapy program.
Most families start therapy 2 to 6 weeks after their first call. That time covers the insurance check, your child's assessment with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and building their treatment plan. Call us and we'll give you the current timeline for the Duluth center.
Yes, insurance requires a formal autism diagnosis before ABA therapy can begin. If your child doesn't have one yet, Apollo Behavior offers diagnostic evaluations in-house, so you can start that step with us. If your child was just diagnosed, our guide to what to do after an autism diagnosis in Georgia walks you through the first steps.
Many of our centers bring in speech and occupational therapy partners who see children on site, so your child can get those services in the same building as their ABA therapy. When you call, we'll tell you what's available at the Duluth center and help you get it set up.
Your child works one-on-one with a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) throughout the day, with their BCBA on site supervising. Sessions mix play-based learning, small-group activities with other children, and practice of everyday skills such as communication, mealtimes and transitions. Our centers are open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Yes. School readiness is one of the main goals for many children in our program. That includes following group instructions, waiting a turn, sitting for an activity, and moving between tasks. Among clients who complete 12 or more months with us, 72% have graduated to school. See our outcomes.
Our Admission Process
If you think your child may have autism, the first step is getting a formal diagnosis for Autism Spectrum Disorder and prescription for applied behavior analysis or ABA therapy from your pediatrician, psychologist, or developmental neurologist
We will meet with you and your child to evaluate what type and amount of therapy is appropriate for your child
Once we have completed an evaluation, we will work with your insurance company to advocate for your child to make sure they receive medically appropriate services that will ensure progress
Once we receive authorization from your insurance company, we will begin providing your child with services as soon as possible
For families without coverage, private and government programs may offer financial assistance.
We’re happy to explore autism insurance resources in Duluth with you.
