Our Mission & Vision
To serve our clients by creating individualized learning and behavior programs that promote independence and facilitate reaching their highest potential.
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Who We Serve
Innovataive Behavior Options focuses on providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to infants-adults with developmental disabilities. Click here to read a full list of some of the developmental disabilities that respond well to ABA therapy.
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About Us
- Increase the adaptive skills of the children
- Attain functional behavior outcomes
- Decrease potential maladaptive behaviors
- Achieve these outcomes in an effective manner
We provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services in the Atlanta, GA metropolitan area to individuals who have developmental disabilities.
Create genuine partnerships with children, families, schools, organizations, and professionals to provide the highest possible standard of applied behavior analytic consultation.
Innovative Behavior Options
Innovative Behavior Options has been helping families since 2005.
Our clients range from infants through adults, although most are between two and thirteen years of age. We specialize in communication training and have had great success in getting previously non-verbal children to start talking. Intensive intervention is our niche, combined with extensive parent training. Our goal with any of our clients is to help the child progress as best they can.
Innovative Behavior Options is family-owned and operated, and we are firm believers in making the therapy process a positive interaction to help the child be more independent throughout the rest of their lives. We look at families as a unit, assess the dynamic of the parents and their needs as well as the needs of the child, placing significant importance in helping families find balance, with a focus on more independence and working through stressful situations.
Center Location
1155 Hembree Rd, Ste. 210
Roswell, GA 30076
Hours
M-F: 8am – 6pm
Weekends: Closed
Phone & Email
Phone: (770) 250-0093 ext. 700
Fax: (678) 412-1662
Email: Robin@BehaviorOptions.com
Our Founder
Robin Stone obtained a B.S. Psychology (with Business minor) and a M.S. Applied Behavior Analysis (with Specialty in Developmental Disabilities) from Auburn University.
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It’s February now, and as parents, we’ve already faced down two long months of cold weather driving our active, sensory-seeking kiddos right back inside. Regardless of whether your child has an autism diagnosis, as parents of young children, we’re all just looking for...
Indoor Activities to Keep Your Child Stimulated During the Winter
It’s February now, and as parents, we’ve already faced down two long months of cold weather driving our active, sensory-seeking kiddos right back inside. Regardless of whether your child has an autism diagnosis, as parents of young children, we’re all just looking for...
Benefits of Center-Based ABA Therapy
At Innovative Behavior Options, we offer both in-home and center-based ABA therapy! There are many advantages to both therapy options, and it’s our belief that a combination of the two is generally ideal. In the past, we’ve shared some of the benefits of in-home ABA...
Innovative Behavior Options Staff Spotlight: Meet Samantha
At Innovative Behavior Options, we love and value our therapists for all that they do to help our clients achieve their goals. Over the past few months on the blog, we’ve been introducing a few of the talented therapists that make applied behavior analysis (ABA)...
Tips for Navigating New Year’s Eve with a Child with Autism
As an adult, New Year’s Eve is fun and full of promise for a new year and a new start. For many younger kids, it’s an exciting opportunity to stay up late, drink sparkling cider, and maybe even see some fireworks. If you have a child with autism, though, you know that...