Category Archives: Behavioral Health Awareness

18 Jun

Planning For An Events?

Behavioral Health Awareness

Tried & True Tips for Planning Big Events. Planning a summer trip? Taking a holiday vacation? Not sure how to prepare your child ahead of time? Here’s a treasure trove of articles that we’ve consolidated into 1 spot for our parents! We’ve made them available so you can come on over to pick/choose ideas that

15 Jun

A Father is Someone you Always Look Up To

Behavioral Health Awareness

Looking up to our Dads for this Father’s Day In ‘Saving Ben’ a story by Dan Burns, who is a father of a child with autism, we the reader, are looking up to a man that’s opened his life to share his personal journey and how he navigated it to better understand his son and

13 Jun

Communication Part 2 Webinar Starting June 21st!

Behavioral Health Awareness

Partners Webinar Thu Jun 21 & Parents/Clients Webinar Fri Jun 22 Come join us for our next segment in our monthly webinar series on communication! We will learn about the different aspects of language and communication. Space is limited. Click the links below to register! Partner Webinar (Thu Jun 21) Client Webinar (Fri Jun 22)

07 Jun

Why Was My Child Diagnosed With Autism?

Behavioral Health Awareness

Autism Speaks provides their 100-day kit to help with better understanding an Autism Diagnosis Are you a parent that just received an autism diagnosis? Having mixed feelings of sadness and relief? Did you know that thousands of parents share this journey and that you’re not alone? Autism Speaks has created a resourceful 100-day kit and

Jun

“Strive For Progress Not Perfection”

Behavioral Health Awareness

Forward progress in your journey should be a part of your goals, not just the goals themselves. Sometimes maintaining progress in your journey is just as important as the destination. Don’t get down on yourself because something wasn’t done perfectly. “Strive For Progress Not Perfection” reminds us, at BHW, to cherish the journey as we make

02 Jun

Special Olympics Athlete Overcoming Obstacles

Behavioral Health Awareness

Will Crain featured on Special Olympics Website Special Olympics athlete, Will Crain is an inspiration. Overcoming a liver transplant to become, not a triathlete, but a hexathlete! That’s right, he is competing in 6 sports! Read more about Will’s story and the Special Olympics site HERE. #Inspirational #SpecialOlympics #Sports #Athlete #BHWCares           

30 May

Equipping Our Teachers With Autism Tips

Behavioral Health Awareness

12 things to remember that can help teachers  Here are a few things teachers can keep in mind when working with a child with autism. These helpful tips can expand their understanding of children with autism and make interactions them a whole lot smoother. 1. Autism is a huge spectrum.  2. A routine and transition

29 May

RBT Pass Rate at 100%

Behavioral Health Awareness

BHWers have a commendable RBT pass rate at 100% Did you know that our BHWers intensive RBT training has a 100% pass rate? This accomplishment wouldn’t have been possible without CLAUDIA & ALEX leading the training and supporting all of our BHWers in their test prep! #TogetherItsPossible #TrainingTuesday #BHWers #RBT           

23 May

5 Sensory Friendly Activities For Memorial Day Weekend

Behavioral Health Awareness, Clinical Corner

Happy Memorial Day! BHW would like to dedicate this Memorial Day post to all of our current and former men and women in the armed services. We will never forget the sacrifice you all have made to ensure that we have our freedom. Thank you! The Memorial Day Weekend is just around the corner and we are

17 May

Communication Part 1 Webinar. Why Communication is Crucial.

Behavioral Health Awareness

Join Us for Our Parent Webinar Series: Communication Part 1 Communication Part 1 webinar for BHW Parents is this Friday May 18. Not RSVP yet? Click Here For our complete Parent Webinar series, Click Here #BHWCares #BHWWebinar #BHWOneVoice #Communication #AutismAwareness #TogetherItsPossible #2018TIP