ABA Services
Support Built Around Your Child
HIPD provides individualized ABA therapy for children ages 2–12, focused on meaningful skills that improve everyday life.
Ages Served
Ages 2–12
Current Service Areas
Clayton, Cobb, Douglas, Fulton & Paulding Counties
Where Care Happens
Home, school/daycare, and community settings based on clinical need and availability.
What We Help With
Skills that matter beyond the therapy session.
Your child's goals are selected from assessment results, family priorities, and what will make the greatest difference in daily life.
Communication
Helping children request, express needs, answer questions, and communicate more independently.
Behavior Support
Understanding why behavior happens and teaching safer, more effective ways to meet the same need.
School Readiness
Supporting transitions, routines, attention, group participation, and classroom independence.
Daily Living
Teaching practical routines such as dressing, hygiene, cleanup, waiting, and greater independence.
Parent & Caregiver Support
Giving families practical strategies they can use during everyday routines at home and in the community.
Early Learning
Building foundational communication, play, imitation, learning-readiness, and adaptive skills for younger children.
Community Skills
Practicing safety, communication, flexibility, and independence in real-life environments.
What ABA Can Look Like
Teaching skills in ways that fit real life.
Learning Through Play & Routines
Skills can be taught during play, meals, transitions, homework, community outings, and other meaningful routines.
Individualized Teaching
Strategies, supports, reinforcement, and goals are adjusted to your child's learning style and current needs.
Functional Communication
We prioritize useful communication that helps your child express wants, needs, feelings, choices, and boundaries.
Where Services Happen
Care in the environments where skills are needed.
Home
Support during routines and activities in your child's home environment.
School/Daycare
Support in educational settings when permitted and clinically appropriate.
Community
Practice communication, safety, flexibility, and independence in everyday settings.
Family Involvement
Parents are part of the team.
Caregiver training helps families understand strategies, practice replacement skills, and support progress outside of direct therapy sessions.
Measuring Progress
Treatment changes as your child grows.
Your clinical team collects data, reviews progress, updates goals, and adjusts treatment when your child's needs change.
Get Started
Choose the path that fits where you are now.
Parents & Caregivers
Request HIPD as Your Provider
Submit your information through our secure intake partner and select HIPD as your preferred ABA provider.
Request HIPDProfessionals
Professional Referral
For pediatricians, physicians, and other professionals referring a child for ABA services.
Refer a ClientOrganizations
Partnership Inquiry
For schools, daycares, pediatric practices, and community organizations interested in collaborating with HIPD.
Partner With HIPDReady for the next step?
Request HIPD as your child's ABA provider or submit a professional referral.

Social Skills
Building play, turn-taking, peer interaction, boundaries, and participation with others.