In-home ABA therapy, BCBA-designed for your child, delivered at home, in the routine that already works for your family. Whether you're near the historic downtown, in Hamilton Mill, or anywhere across Gwinnett County, your Blossom therapist comes to you.
Your privacy is our priority. All information shared is strictly confidential and used only for your care.
From Lawrenceville to Snellville to Hamilton Mill, our team works across the county so families don't have to make long drives to find quality ABA. Your therapist comes to your home.
In ABA, a consistent relationship isn't just nice to have, it's what drives progress. Blossom limits caseloads so your child builds a real connection with their therapist over time.
Our enrollment team verifies your Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, or commercial plan within 24 hours and tells you exactly what to expect.
Sessions happen at your home, on your schedule. Your child learns in the environment they know best, and skills carry over faster when they're built in the place they're needed.
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Your BCBA works with you, not just your child. Parent training gives you the tools to support your child's goals between sessions, so progress doesn't stop when the therapist leaves.
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We coordinate with your child's daycare team to integrate therapeutic goals into their existing daily routine, peer learning, transitions, and real-world skill generalization included.
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Weekday scheduling doesn't fit every Lawrenceville family. Saturday and Sunday sessions are available for families who need flexibility during the work week.
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Skills have to work at the grocery store, the park, and the school pickup line. Community sessions practice those moments in real settings, with real unpredictability, because that's where generalization happens.
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Families who prefer a structured clinic setting can access our center-based ABA program. Our Riverdale clinic serves the Lawrenceville metro area, details below.
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For families who prefer center-based care, our Peachtree Corners location is approximately 15 miles from Lawrenceville, about a 22-minute drive depending on traffic. Serving Lawrenceville, Norcross, Duluth, Suwanee, Gwinnett County, and surrounding north Atlanta communities.
Peachtree Corners clinic detailsWhen communication is difficult, daily routines break down, or big emotions become the whole day, that's what ABA is designed to address. Every Blossom program is written for your child specifically, not pulled from a template.
Whatever your child is working on, our Lawrenceville team builds a plan around it — not a generic template, but real progress for your real child.
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RBT
Jocelyn Henderson is a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) dedicated to providing compassionate, individualized support to help clients build meaningful skills and reach their full potential.
Regional Clinical Director
Cymbre Brumbeloe oversees clinical operations for the Peachtree Corners and Riverdale clinics, including client and staff onboarding. She is dedicated to maintaining high-quality programming across locations and providing ongoing support to clinic teams, with a strong commitment to employee and client satisfaction.
RBT
Desiree Mccurty is a Registered Behavior Technician currently pursuing her bachelor's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis at Ball State University, with plans to continue growing in the field. She is passionate about supporting children and families by using evidence-based strategies to promote meaningful progress and independence. Desiree is dedicated to learning, collaboration, and making a positive impact through compassionate care.
RBT
Theo Reeves is a Registered Behavior Technician for Blossom ABA Therapy with 10 years of experience. His journey started in 2013 when he attended college for an associate's degree in business administration and took his first psychology class, which changed his entire major. A year later, his son was diagnosed with autism, which propelled Theo into ABA therapy. He brings compassion, understanding, and hands-on experience, along with the ability to empathize and sympathize with parents, demonstrating his level of understanding and commitment to the company and the clients he serves.
Lead Registered Behavior Technician
Ma'Kia Nixon is a Lead Registered Behavior Technician who is passionate about helping others and creating fun, engaging learning experiences with clients. She is also a student analyst, actively building her skills in the field. Ma'Kia strives to create a supportive, open-minded space where families and clients feel heard, understood, and supported.
BCBA
As a BCBA serving families across Georgia, Yvette Velazquez provides compassionate ABA services grounded in client autonomy and assent-based care to support meaningful progress in natural environments. She is committed to supporting RBTs through ongoing guidance and collaboration that builds their confidence, skills, and clinical excellence. With a strong focus on ethical, person-centered practice, Yvette fosters trusting relationships with learners and families while promoting lasting independence and meaningful outcomes.
Licensed and Board Certified Behavior Analyst
As a BCBA at Blossom ABA Therapy, Camori Rhodes brings over five years of experience working in the ABA field and about two years of dedicated leadership, with a strong commitment to her clients and providing quality, effective care. Camori's main goal is to ensure the development of her clients through constant collaboration with their care team and to work toward maintaining positive outcomes that ensure lifelong independence.
RBT
Rogre Hazle is a recent graduate with a master's in ABA, currently working as an RBT and completing fieldwork hours at Blossom ABA Therapy. Rogre collaborates closely with caregivers and clients to provide the most effective care and strives to enhance each client's daily life. Rogre stays current on ABA science and research to discuss with BCBA supervisors and fellow RBTs, applying this knowledge to better serve the individuals in their care.
BCBA
Brianna Ragosta is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) providing telehealth services to support children and families. Her clinical background includes extensive experience delivering services in both school and home settings, where she developed a strong foundation in functional communication, behavior support, and real-life skill building. In addition to her work in applied behavior analysis, Brianna holds a specialized certification as a pediatric sleep coach, allowing her to support families more holistically by recognizing the strong connection between sleep, behavior, and overall child development. She is passionate about creating practical, family-centered interventions that go beyond the session, focusing on building independence, improving communication, and meeting each child where they are while keeping long-term quality of life at the center of care.
We accept the following plans in Georgia, including Georgia Medicaid:
PeachCare For Kids
UnitedHealthcare
Anthem BlueCross BlueShield
Medicaid (DCH)
Cigna
Don't see your plan? Call us anyway. We'd rather spend five minutes checking than have you wonder.
Tell us about your child. No long intake forms before you talk to anyone, just a real conversation about where your family is right now.
We check your coverage, including Georgia Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids, and confirm what to expect before anything begins.
Not just the diagnosis. Their strengths, their personality, and what makes a hard day hard. That's what the assessment is for.
On your schedule. Most Lawrenceville families start within 2 to 4 weeks.
G. & T.P.
Lawrenceville, GA
"We looked at several providers in Gwinnett County and Blossom stood out. The process was clear, the team was communicative, and our son was matched with a therapist who genuinely understands him."
M.S.
Lawrenceville, GA
"In-home therapy has been the right choice for our family. Our daughter is calmer in her own environment and the sessions have been more productive because of it."
R. & A.V.
Hamilton Mill area
"Our BCBA keeps us involved in everything. She explains what she's working on, why, and how we can support it at home. That partnership has made a real difference."
C.N.
Gwinnett County
"Blossom sorted our insurance before we started and there were no surprises. For a family that's been through the wringer with other providers, that meant everything."
Special education and support services for children with disabilities, including autism, within Gwinnett County Public Schools.
gcpsk12.orgA statewide network that connects families with autism resources, providers, and support across Georgia.
georgiaautismalliance.orgAdvocacy, policy support, and resources for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.
gcdd.orgIn most cases, yes. Georgia law requires most fully insured commercial plans to cover ABA for children with an autism diagnosis. Georgia Medicaid covers ABA under the EPSDT benefit. We verify your specific plan within 24 hours.
Yes. Our Peachtree Corners clinic is approximately 15 miles from Lawrenceville, about a 22-minute drive. It's a convenient option for families who prefer center-based care. Learn more here.
We serve Lawrenceville, Snellville, Duluth, Suwanee, Buford, and surrounding Gwinnett communities. Call us if you'd like to confirm coverage for your neighborhood.
Most families are in session within 2 to 4 weeks of their first call. We don't run long waitlists because delays don't serve children.
Yes. We accept Georgia Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, and CareSource, and we manage prior authorization directly with your plan.
Yes. Early intervention services are available for toddlers and preschool-age children. Earlier intervention leads to better long-term outcomes.
ABA therapy sessions are delivered in your home, your child's school, or your community, not at our office. Call or fill out the form to connect with our Lawrenceville team.
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