Behavioral Support & Parenting Skills Coaching in East Point, GA

Parenting isn’t easy—and when behavioral challenges start to feel overwhelming, it can affect every part of family life. At EdgeCare 360, we provide in-home and virtual behavioral support services along with practical parenting skills coaching designed to reduce conflict, build structure, and restore confidence in your role as a caregiver. We meet families right where they are—with compassion, clarity, and tools that work in real life.


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Real-World Tools for a Calmer Home and Stronger Parent-Child Connection

What Is Behavioral Support & Parenting Coaching?

This service is ideal for caregivers who are struggling with:


  • Frequent tantrums, meltdowns, or oppositional behavior

  • Difficulty with routines, transitions, or school-related stress

  • Emotional outbursts in children or teens

  • Lack of consistency or follow-through with discipline

  • Power struggles or breakdowns in communication

  • Parenting fatigue, stress, or burnout

Our behavioral specialists and therapists in East Point, GA work alongside you to understand your child’s behaviors, identify root causes, and build sustainable, effective strategies that foster cooperation, respect, and emotional growth.


We’re not here to judge your parenting. We’re here to strengthen it.


What We Offer

 In-Home Behavior Coaching

Our team comes to your home to observe dynamics in real time and implement behavior plans in the environment where patterns occur most. This allows us to provide support that is personalized and immediately actionable.


Parenting Skills Training

We guide caregivers through proven methods for:


  • Setting clear expectations and boundaries

  • Managing conflict without escalation

  • Using positive reinforcement and natural consequences

  • Supporting emotional development and regulation

  • Creating consistent routines that reduce stress

Our approach draws from Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), Cognitive-Behavioral interventions, and attachment-based strategies, all adapted to fit your family’s unique needs and culture.


Who This Is For

  • Parents of children with ADHD, ODD, or emotional regulation issues

  • Caregivers of teens exhibiting defiance, shutdowns, or risk-taking behavior

  • Guardians of children impacted by trauma, divorce, or instability

  • Families seeking structure and support outside of a clinical office setting

  • Parents co-parenting across households needing consistency and clarity

We also support foster families, kinship caregivers, and grandparents raising grandchildren.


Why Families Choose EdgeCare 360 for Behavior & Parenting Support

  • Culturally responsive, trauma-informed team

  • In-home, virtual, and hybrid options available

  • Collaboration with therapists, schools, and other care providers

  • Rooted in the 7 Pillars of Wellness to support the whole family system

  • Serving East Point and surrounding areas with flexible scheduling

  • Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance

You’re not a “bad parent.” You just need the right tools and support system to thrive. We’re here to help you build a calmer, more connected home.


Let’s Work Together to Make Things Easier!

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  • What makes this service “intensive” compared to traditional family therapy?

    Intensive Family Therapy involves more frequent sessions, higher-touch support, and often includes in-home visits, making it ideal for families navigating crisis, behavioral issues, or major transitions.

  • Who should participate in the sessions?

    We encourage participation from all primary caregivers, children, and sometimes extended family members—whoever is part of the core dynamic we’re working to support.

  • Can these sessions take place in our home?

    Yes. We offer both in-home and in-office sessions, depending on your family’s needs and comfort level.

  • How long does the program last?

    It varies. Some families benefit from 8–12 weeks of support, while others engage longer. We customize the frequency and duration based on your goals.

  • Do you work with families involved in DFCS or court systems?

    Yes. We are experienced in collaborating with case managers, court advocates, and legal systems when appropriate.

  • Will my child also receive individual therapy?

    If needed, we can incorporate individual support for children or teens alongside family sessions.

  • Is Intensive Family Therapy covered by insurance?

    Yes, it is often covered under behavioral health benefits through Medicaid and many private insurance plans.