In honor of Autism Awareness Month, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Marcus Autism Center created “This Is Autism,” a beautiful photo series highlighting a group of children who frequently visit the center. (April 20, 2017)

FOX5 Atlanta shares Dani and Piper's story and how life-changing early intervention can be. (Dec. 2018)

After struggling since he was only 16 months old, Seth and his family understand the significance of the Multidisciplinary Feeding Program.

Marcus Autism Center received a $25 million grant from The Marcus Foundation to support autism research and the expansion of its Feeding Program.

Special photography project shows that all sorts of children can be helped to socialize and communicate more successfully. (April 2019)

While sometimes exciting and fun, travel can disrupt a child’s routine. This can be especially difficult for a child who has autism. FOX5 speaks with a patient family and expert from Marcus Autism Center to share their tips on how parents can help their child travel.(June 2019)

After an intensive, multidisciplinary intervention, seven in 10 patients no longer needed a feeding tube

For children and families affected by autism, connecting with Marcus Autism Center in Atlanta can be life-changing. Whether it's the services provided or the staff’s undying support, the Center makes a difference today and is also working to improve the lives of children with autism in the future.

The Preschool Program, now offering Georgia Pre-K, is a collaboration of Marcus Autism Center, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta and Emory University. We operate as both a school and a place of research on preschool education. Because of this unique relationship, our program continuously creates new and better ways of supporting families and meeting the learning needs of all children.

Researchers studied where toddlers focused their eyes when watching a video in order to find the genetic underpinnings of brain development and autism.