This place is simply fantastic. They have helped my son, who is on the high end of the spectrum,…read morefor the last two years. The changes are apparent and we can tell the wonderful staff have made a huge impact on his improvements. Hands down, this is where you want to take your child.

Appleseeds is such a wonderful place for children with Autism. The staff truly love and care for…read morethe children who go there and are very friendly and helpful. Having a child with Autism can be very stressful but these folks are very understanding and know just how to help. They go above and beyond and even offer date nights once/month for clients. We are so thankful for the change we have seen in our family due to Appleseeds.

Quality of Services Top Notch! Staff greets children at the door with a smile very warm and…read morewelcoming atmosphere

This place has been a blessing to my family and I. We have a 5 year old autistic son and he looks…read moreforward to going to interacting with the staff everyday. The Snellville Hopebridge staff is warm, welcoming and informative to both the children and their parents. If you have a child with autism and live in the Snellville/Loganville/Grayson area, please look into the services of Hopebridge Autism Therapy Center.

I have worked here multiple times as an interpreter and it has been my privilege to see love…read morecombined with medicine and therapy to make the lives of those affected by autism made better. Each care provider strives their hardest to give the best service possible. Patients and their family members are never rushed or made to feel as though they are a burden. Love, patience, and humility are combined here to make the lives of others better. Wow...just wow. What a beautiful place this is!

Terrible. Receptionists are rude and hang up on you. Won't answer any questions or do anything…read morewithout having a referral. Wait list is months long. Not worth your time. Also, their email address (marcusintake@choa.org) on their website does not work. Their phone number (404-785-9464) on their website for their severe behavior program does not work.

Short Review: Serves those with Autism and similar diagnoses through 1:1 ABA therapy, toilet…read moretraining, social skills, and parent training. Great place. Kind staff. Quiet. Large, clean facility equipped with all the supplies you could need for therapy with Autism. Plenty of parking. Serves patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder from preschool age to adulthood. They also provide professional development training for school staff. This training is specific to each school district. Phone: (678)691-2206 Email: Intake@pathwaysbehavior.com My Experience I took C to the Sandy Springs location for ABA Therapy. This was C's first appointment so we got a tour of the facility. There are two levels with classrooms, assessment rooms, and play areas. Each classroom and play area is set up for a specific age group. After the tour we went into an assessment room where the therapist, Katie, asked both of us questions about C, then C went with a PCA for a session of peer support. There weren't any other kids C's age so two PCAs played peer roles to work on social skills. I answered questions with Katie and filled out a questionnaire about behaviors that C may exhibit. C had another hour of evaluation when I finished so I waited outside. C usually finishes therapy appointments mentally drained and ready to sleep but she enjoyed this session. The lighting soft and it was pretty quiet, so C wasn't set off by lights or sounds. Covid Precautions Masks are required and worn by all staff. Masks, hand sanitizer, and device wipes are available at the reception desk. I saw no one in the waiting area while going in or leaving so they may be staggering appointments to keep distance. Facility There are four locations: Marietta, Sandy Springs, McDonough, and Alpharetta (Johns Creek). This appointment was at the Sandy Springs location, which is pretty spacious. In the waiting area are some individual sofa seats, a tall table with four chairs, and a kid table. Just off the waiting room is a gender neutral bathroom with step stools, baby wipes, diaper disposal, gloves, and baby wipes. Patient bathrooms are closer to classrooms. There are a few classrooms set up by age or purpose. There's a teen room with video games, a preschool play area with a toddler slide, a gym area with mats and other toys, and a room where patients where patients work on social skills in group therapy. They have a kitchen where older patients work on life skills like preparing food. Only two handicap parking spaces but reserved spaces right at the front door, and more along the side of the building. There isn't much of a walk from wherever you park. About Pathways Pathways offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to those preschool age-adulthood who have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, or another related disorder. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst creates a treatment plan to be carried out in 1:1 therapy with a behavior therapist. Clients come in about three days a week and attend their regular school on the other two days. Accepted Insurances: *Aetna *Ambetter *Blue Cross Blue Shield/Anthem *Beacon Health Options *Cigna *ComPsych *Humana Behavioral *Magellan *United Behavioral Health/Optum *Tricare *Georgia Medicaid (Amerigroup, Caresource, Peach State, and WellCare I'll update this as we get further into therapy.

As a grandmother, I am outraged by what happened to my grandson at Pathways in Johns Creek. A child…read morewas seriously injured while in their care, and instead of taking full responsibility, our family believes there were attempts to downplay or cover up what happened. I would never recommend this facility to anyone who cares about the safety and well-being of their child. Parents and grandparents deserve to know exactly who they are trusting with their children. Do your own research, ask questions, and demand to see what really happened--not just what the facility tells you. And please do not assume that all those five-star reviews tell the whole story. Our family's experience has been completely different. When it comes to children's safety, there is no room for recklessness, negligence, or excuses. Protect your children--look elsewhere

My nephew was recently diagnosed with being on the autism spectrum. We were clueless as to what to…read moredo. He needed therapy services; however, we didn't know where to begin, where to go, who was good, would we be able to afford it, etc. On the day of his diagnosis, his psychologist told me about Therapyland. Therapyland has only been open for just over a year. However, it's already one of the best facilities in GA from which anyone could ever hope to receive help. Therapyland is a 12,000 sq ft facility that offers pediatric developmental services such as speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and applied behavioral analysis therapy. The owner, Thane, meets with every interested parent. He is very patient and because his daughter is also autistic, understands exactly what parents of diagnosed children are experiencing. He then takes you on a tour of the facility, which is nothing short of amazing! You MUST check out the sensory room! You'll wish you could have one in your home, guaranteed! Also, check out the parent lounge. It was created just for parents to have a quiet place to relax or get some work done! All of his staff members and therapists are extremely knowledgeable and personable. Irma, the administrative assistant, is very personable and a joy to communicate with. Angie, the billing manager, is patient, understanding, and a joy to work with (unlike many other medical billing offices I've encountered). Cheri, the COO and scheduler, works hard to accommodate scheduling needs of parents. My nephew's BCBA, Catherine J. is amazing and makes it her personal goal to see that the children under her care succeed. The hosts of therapists that my nephew and I have encountered (many of which share the same name haha) the Kellys, Courtneys, Markus, Summer, Clare, and even the ones I've only seen on occasion as they speak with other parents in the lobby, are all amazing as professionals and as individuals. In case you can't tell, I can't say ENOUGH amazing things about this facility. Therapyland offers a 1:1 ratio. Each child is assigned his/her very own therapist for the time that he/she is receiving services at Therapyland. My nephew (who is usually apprehensive around strangers and have major separation anxiety) quickly became acclimated to not only his own personal therapists but the other therapists that work closely around him. His therapists not only update me with what my nephew learned that day and any improvements shown, they also follow up with emailed (and very detailed) reports. There's also a system that parents can access for ABA therapy where the skills being taught are tracked via charts and graphs! I can't say enough wonderful things about Therapyland and it's staff. I love the carnival theme of the office. I go to Therapyland every day for my nephew and I get to see the same parents and children each day. Everyone has nothing but great things to say and the children love it! If your child has recently been diagnosed with autism or is otherwise in need of speech, occupational, physical, or ABA therapy, I implore you to check out Therapyland. Just call, speak to Thane, make an appointment to take the tour... you have nothing to lose and you WILL NOT regret it! Enrolling my nephew there was the best decision I could have made for my nephew. He deserves the best and Therapyland is it! As a final note, I recently met with a doctor at the Marcus Autism Center, even she was impressed with what Therapyland had to offer. Get in on this amazing facility while it's still up and coming. Later, when the word really gets out (and it will), you'll be thankful you got in early!

please do not go here. my child in the first month had a bruised eye with a cut as if someone…read morepunched her and dug their fingers into her eye. I was so upset this happened and they ou let me knoe at the end of the day. the bcba accidentally added me to an email that she asked the boss (owner wife) what she should say to me before I saw my child's injury. you would have thought they would have reached out to apologize or address my concern. they didn't even respond or care. .my bill was always in the thousands, double billed etc. I was even advised by the owner to get the insurance he likes with a insurancr broker he knows after paying him a fee of 85.00. the professional thing would have been to just tell me the name of the anthem plan so I can buy it for free under the marketplace but no you pay him a referral fee to help you get a plan he likes that they can charge unlimited aba of which your child may not need. they always request more hours than needed as the charge nearly 1600 a DAY. there is no education they are doing that is special. he will even dissuade you from putting your cild in school so he can make over 150k a year from your insurance. he is a sales man and couldn't care less about the progress of your child. get your child in home aba. they generalize it better as being in a center is slower progress if ANY. then put them in prek. my child is not only talking at nearly age level but also potty trained in less than 3months of leaving that place. watch your tab!!! they will bill EVERYTHING. they wanted me to pay 15 for a bookbag the said broke a clear cheap bookbag..when I asked how does a bookbag break and and refused they were upset. For 1:1 care my child being injured was terrible. her eye was red. I can post a picture. also SPEECH was a joke.. they were playing YouTube through ever session i attended and had the nervr to bill 245 for a session for 30 minutes. typical places charge 90. OT was 350 a session! this place bilks money. m