Behavioral Foundation Centers

12/08/2025

Stop by Epic Theatres on Saturday December 13th for a special sensory friendly showing of Zootopia 2! https://www.epictheatres.com/flashback-cinema/55435-sensory-friendly-zootopia-2/

11/13/2025

Please consider signing this petition to assist in informing legislators about the atrocities currently happening to ABA and other services through the primary company managing Florida Medicaid Services.

Support Fair Access to Behavior Analysis Services for Florida’s Children with Autism

10/10/2025

🌍💚 Today is World Mental Health Day.
At Behavioral Foundation Centers, we’re taking a moment to recognize our entire BFC community — our incredible staff, families, and clients — and everyone whose mental health journey deserves care, compassion, and understanding.

We’re thinking of those who…
⭐ are waiting for the support they need
⭐ care for others who are struggling
⭐ are fighting to improve mental health services
⭐ have lost someone to su***de
⭐ are finding the courage to ask for help
⭐ have had thoughts of ending their life

Mental health matters every day of every month — but today we pause to raise awareness, extend kindness, and remind one another that it’s okay to ask for help — and it’s always okay to not be okay. 💛

Together, let’s continue creating spaces where every person feels seen, supported, and valued.

10/03/2025

We love seeing opportunities like this in our community! 🌟 A 4-week Sports Clinic for children with special needs is starting soon—affordable, fun, and all about building skills through play.
📆 Oct 21–Nov 18 | $20 per child
✅ Register at popr.recdesk.com by 10/19

10/02/2025

Got a sweet tooth? 🍬🍫 We’ve got you covered! Check out our sister school’s See’s Candies fundraiser—every bite helps support our students. Order today and spread the sweetness Exceptional Learning Institute

10/02/2025

“Every voice deserves to be heard. At BFC, we support our clients in finding theirs—this month and every month. ”

09/28/2025

09/06/2025

MOAS will open an hour early on the first Sunday of each month for Sensory Sundays. This program is designed for families of children, teenagers, and young adults with disabilities who are neurodiverse, on the autism spectrum, or have sensory processing disorders or cognitive disabilities. The museum will be closed to the general public to allow visitors to enjoy the museum in a calm environment. At 11:00am, visitors can enjoy a sensory-friendly children's planetarium show! Shows will rotate throughout the year. Email our Youth and Family Program Manager, Nicole Messervy, at nicolem@moas.org for the show schedule. Advanced RSVP for Sensory Sunday is required.

Purchase your admission in advance online or by calling the Museum at 386-255-0285. Register Online: MOAS.org. Free for members or with paid museum admission.

09/03/2025

Voting is open! If you feel so inclined, we would love your vote for the mental health/counseling services category!

The first-ever Best of Deltona SURVEY is OPEN! To celebrate the best of our community, YOU get to decide who takes the spotlight! Cast your vote and help

07/23/2025

You can still join the waitlist for this amazing opportunity!

UPDATE: 07/20/25: This event has reached capacity, however, if you wish to be added to the waiting list, please complete the registration at the link below. Thank you.

The Arc of Volusia is proud to bring Wings for All to Daytona Beach!

Wings for All is an airport rehearsal program designed for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. On September 6, participants will walk through every step of air travel at Daytona Beach International Airport, in partnership with Breeze Airways - from check-in and TSA to boarding a real plane. Participants will do everything but take off!

We are thrilled to be able to offer this to the entire community, not just Arc of Volusia program participants. Space is very limited, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis by registering online at 🔗www.arcvolusia.org/wings

05/23/2025

May is National Water Safety Month and here in Florida, water is everywhere! Take a look at these helpful tips from Autism Society of Florida that families of children with Special Needs should know to prevent drowning.

05/16/2025

Some Friday food for thought from :

Just telling a person “Don’t do that” or “Stop this” isn’t support True support is offering something else.. something that still meets the need but in a way that's safer, more helpful, more understood.

Replacement isn't about control. It's about compassion.

It says: "I see you. Try this instead."

This matters for our clients, for our kids, and for ourselves.

Because behavior is communication, not a checklist to control and when we unlock communication we’re supporting the future, together!