Behavioral Pediatrics of Rural Georgia provides specialized behavioral health care for children and support for their families across rural Georgia. The practice works with children whose needs may extend beyond what a general pediatrics office can address, offering care from initial evaluation through diagnosis and ongoing management. Its evaluations cover concerns including ADHD, autism, anxiety, avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), and other behavioral challenges, helping families gain clarity and consider next steps.

Services include behavioral coaching and counseling, with physicians, physician assistants, and a counselor working directly with children and parents on practical strategies. The practice also offers clinic-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children who need structured, intensive behavioral support. Its approach emphasizes staying alongside families over time, rather than providing a diagnosis alone. Parents and caregivers who are unsure whether the practice is a suitable fit can contact the team for guidance. Behavioral Pediatrics of Rural Georgia also publishes a monthly email newsletter, sent on the first of each month since 2017, with information for families.