Autismness ABA:
Marietta Clinic
Our littlest learners deserve a place built just for them. Our newest clinic is coming to the Marietta area, dedicated entirely to early intervention for children from birth up to age
Early Intervention: Every Story Starts Somewhere
What It Is:
Support that begins in a child's first years, before kindergarten, when the brain grows and learns faster than at any other time.
Skills We Build
Communicating wants and needs, playing and connecting with others, following routines, and growing independence in dressing, eating and transitions.
Why Early Matters
Pediatricians recommend autism screening at 18 and 24 months, and the CDC says a diagnosis can be reliable by age 2. Starting early can improve outcomes for many children.
Our Marietta clinic is a true early intervention space, designed specifically for children from birth to age 6. Everything, from the child-sized furniture to the calm, cozy play areas, is built around how little ones learn best: through play, connection and plenty of encouragement.
Why Autismness ABA for early intervention
We've been where you are. Autismness ABA was founded by parents of children on the autism spectrum. We built the kind of team we wished we'd had: one that listens first, explains clearly and treats every family as a partner. That perspective shapes everything we do, from the first phone call to every session.
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We've been where you are: founded by parents of children on the spectrum
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Evidence-based: individualized ABA, designed and overseen by BCBAs
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Built around your child: goals start with your child's strengths and interests
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Learning through play: joyful sessions built around toys, songs and routines your child loves
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Families on the team: open progress updates, parent coaching, decisions made together
Autismness ABA for early intervention
Every child's story deserves a strong beginning. Let's write the next chapter together.
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Email Info@AutismnessABA.com
Visit our Roswell clinic; Marietta opens November/December 2026