Emory Autism Center

Behavior Support and Skill Building (Applied Behavior Analysis)Service

Behavior analysts build a plan to teach skills and reduce hard behaviors. It is for people from early childhood through adulthood, and families can get training too.

Counseling ClinicService

Therapists who know autism work with children, teens, and adults. They help with things like anxiety, depression, OCD, and identity, and they also support families and couples where one partner is autistic.

Diagnostic AssessmentsService

Clinicians check for autism using well-known tests, in person or online. You get feedback and a detailed report with next-step suggestions. At this time the clinic only takes children 17 and younger.

Early Emory Inclusive PreschoolProgram

A preschool for children 1 to 4 years old, both children with autism and children without developmental concerns. Families join a waitlist, and most applicants cannot get a spot.

Emory OaksProgram

A support program for autistic students at Emory University. A Support Navigator meets with each student regularly and connects them to help on campus, like academic accommodations, career support, and mental wellness support.

Emory QuestProgram

Help for autistic students and their schools to plan the move from high school into adult life. It stresses starting early and building everyday skills.

Medication ServicesService

Doctors and nurses help decide whether medicine could help with symptoms that go along with autism. They focus on safety and on using behavior help too. Patients are scheduled as openings come up.

Monarch Program: School-Based Consultation and TrainingService

Advice, technical help, and training for schools and school systems across Georgia. It aims to make school better for students with autism.