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Hopebridge

Hopebridge

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ABA Therapy

19 locations across Georgia

Multi-state autism therapy provider offering ABA, occupational, and speech therapy; multiple Georgia locations.

2651 Dallas Hwy

Marietta, GA 30064

Cobb County

Languages

English

Insurance Accepted

Most major plans

Locations served

Hopebridge serves families from 19 locations in Georgia.

Marietta, GA

Cobb County

2651 Dallas Hwy

Atlanta, GA

Fulton County

3800 Camp Creek Pkwy SW

Brookhaven, GA

DeKalb County

3105 Clairmont Rd NE

Columbus, GA

Muscogee County

200 Brookstone Centre Pkwy

Conyers, GA

Rockdale County

2415 Wall St SE

Cumming, GA

Forsyth County

4150 Deputy Bill Cantrell Memorial Rd Suite T200

Douglasville, GA

Douglas County

9559 Georgia 5 Suite 601

Duluth, GA

Gwinnett County

2405 Satellite Blvd #100

Fayetteville, GA

Fayette County

126 Pavilion Pkwy

Macon, GA

Bibb County

4931 Riverside Dr

Marietta, GA

Cobb County

2121 Newmarket Pkwy SE

Marietta, GA

Cobb County

1325 Williams Dr

Newnan, GA

Coweta County

2083 Newnan Crossing Blvd E

Roswell, GA

Fulton County

1455 Old Alabama Rd

Savannah, GA

Chatham County

5000 Business Center Dr

Snellville, GA

Gwinnett County

2059 Scenic Hwy N

Suwanee, GA

Gwinnett County

4000 Smithtown Rd

Watkinsville, GA

Oconee County

1272 Virgil Langford Rd Suite 101

Woodstock, GA

Cherokee County

3338 Trickum Rd

About the West Cobb Hopebridge center

This Hopebridge center sits at 2651 Dallas Highway in Marietta, in the western half of Cobb County. Hopebridge is a center-based provider, which means children come to the clinic for their applied behavior analysis (ABA) sessions rather than the therapy happening at home, and the same organization also offers diagnostic evaluations for families who are still working toward an autism diagnosis.

The Dallas Highway corridor is a practical anchor for west Cobb families in and around Marietta, Powder Springs, and the Paulding County line, who would otherwise be driving toward central Cobb or into the city for full-day ABA. A center this side of Cobb shortens the daily round trip that a center-based schedule requires.

What center-based ABA looks like here

In a center-based model, a child spends structured time at the clinic working one-to-one with a registered behavior technician under a plan written and supervised by a board certified behavior analyst. The clinic setting is deliberate: it lets the team control distractions, rehearse skills in a space built for it, and give a child regular practice being away from home before school makes that a daily expectation.

Because Hopebridge also handles diagnostic evaluations, this is a reasonable first call for a family who suspects autism but does not yet have the formal diagnosis that insurance requires before ABA can begin. Ask whether evaluation and therapy run out of this same Marietta site or whether one of them is scheduled elsewhere.

Contacting this location and planning around it

You can reach this center at (678) 486-1904, and the chain publishes program details at hopebridge.com. West Cobb families often pair full-day ABA with speech-language therapy or occupational therapy for sensory needs, both searchable by Cobb County on Stiimi.

Useful questions before you enroll: what the current opening timeline looks like, whether a full-day or part-day schedule fits your child, and how the team plans the eventual transition toward a school setting.

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