Halloween is a fun night of costumes and candy for kids of all ages. But for those on the autism spectrum, the excitement and stimulation can be overwhelming. Helping your child know what to expect from Halloween can help make it a fun time for everyone. To help you get Halloween off to a good start:
Behavioral Health Works (BHW), a leading bi-coastal provider for the treatment for Autism and related disorders, announces the opening of our fourth on-site care and support center at 8885 Rio Vista Suite 133San Diego, CA 92108. For the last decade, the BHW care team has provided individualized outpatient support through in-home programs to families and their
Summer is in full swing! The longer days and warmer weather can be wonderful, but for kids with sensory issues, this time may be especially challenging. Changes in schedule and the heat can be frustrating and anxiety provoking. Here are a few suggestions and tips to help keep your family engaged, entertained and cool all
Written By: Jennifer Cummings, MA, LBA, BCBAVice President of Clinical Operations, BHW “Expert Perspectives” is a collection of writings featuring thoughts and insights from valued members of the BHW team. We are grateful for Jennifer’s unique perspective on this topic, and we hope that you will gain a better understanding of what it’s like to
We are pleased to announce Behavioral Health Works (BHW) will be an Autism Specialty Service Provider (SSP) for Early Intervention in Massachusetts as of October 1, 2021. BHW was recently approved by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to provide Early Intervention services for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Our Early Intensive
We are pleased to announce that our first on-site Autism Care & Support Center in Anaheim, CA is now open. 1301 E. Orangewood Ave., Anaheim CA. For the last decade, the BHW care team has provided individualized outpatient support through in-home programs to families and their loved ones. The new on-site care center takes existing services to
Family members and friends with autism are sometimes challenged by changes that come along with holiday celebrations. Sweet treats, disrupted routines, bright lights, travel, house guests, new foods and novel experiences can be overwhelming for all of us. Not to mention the added stresses of 2020. We are committed to supporting your family as you
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