Wabi Sabi Behavioral Health Center

Wabi Sabi Behavioral Health Center We believe in embracing imperfections and empowering individuals to navigate life's challenges.

Our comprehensive approach encompasses diagnostic assessments, psychotherapy, skill-building, and behavior analysis, tailored to each individual's needs.

Autism Awareness Month!A message from Dr. Mackenzie 💛
04/22/2026

Autism Awareness Month!

A message from Dr. Mackenzie 💛

Autism Awareness Month 💛Did YOU know??
04/21/2026

Autism Awareness Month 💛

Did YOU know??

Autism Awareness Month!A message from Dr. Carley 💛
04/20/2026

Autism Awareness Month!

A message from Dr. Carley 💛

Week 9 - and the FINAL week of Wabi Sabi's Summer Adventures Camp is:Ready, Set, School!August 3rd-7thK–3 Campers: Young...
04/15/2026

Week 9 - and the FINAL week of Wabi Sabi's Summer Adventures Camp is:
Ready, Set, School!
August 3rd-7th

K–3 Campers: Young campers will get ready for the school year through playful routines, confidence-building activities, and race car-themed fun. This week helps children prepare for school in a way that feels exciting and supportive.
4th–8th Grade Campers: Older campers will build readiness for the school year through organization, independence, social confidence, and themed back-to-school activities. With a fun race-to-school theme, this week helps campers feel prepared and encouraged.

For more information and to sign up for the Summer Adventures Camp:
https://www.wabisabibhc.com/summer-adventures

Week 8 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:Summer Send-Off Week!July 27th-31stK–3 Campers: Younger campers will wrap up sum...
04/13/2026

Week 8 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:
Summer Send-Off Week!
July 27th-31st

K–3 Campers: Younger campers will wrap up summer with favorite camp traditions, playful activities, and joyful celebration. This week is all about sunshine, friendship, and ending the season with fun.
4th–8th Grade Campers: Older campers will celebrate the close of summer with memorable group activities, camp favorites, and special end-of-season experiences. This week creates space for connection, confidence, and a strong finish to the summer.

For more information and to sign up for the Summer Adventures Camp:
https://www.wabisabibhc.com/summer-adventures

Week 7 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:Creative Canvas Week!July 20th-24thK–3 Campers: Young artists will paint, craft,...
04/10/2026

Week 7 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:
Creative Canvas Week!
July 20th-24th

K–3 Campers: Young artists will paint, craft, design, and create all week long through hands-on projects and imaginative art experiences. Campers will celebrate their hard work and creativity with a special Art Show at the end of the week.
4th–8th Grade Campers: Older campers will explore a variety of art mediums and creative projects while developing confidence, self-expression, and artistic style. The week will end with a special Art Show where campers can showcase their work and celebrate their creativity.

For more information and to sign up for the Summer Adventures Camp:
https://www.wabisabibhc.com/summer-adventures

04/03/2026

REMINDER 🕊️:
Wabi Sabi Behavioral Health Center will be closed today (Friday April 3rd) as well as Monday (April 6th) for the holiday weekend. Happy Easter! 🐥🐇🤍

Week 5 of Summer Adventures Camp is:Wands & Wizards Week!July 13-17K–3 Campers: Younger campers will enjoy a magical wee...
04/03/2026

Week 5 of Summer Adventures Camp is:
Wands & Wizards Week!
July 13-17

K–3 Campers: Younger campers will enjoy a magical week filled with potions, wands, whimsical crafts, games, and imaginative play. This week is designed to spark wonder, creativity, and playful connection.
4th–8th Grade Campers: Older campers will enter a world of magic, mystery, and wizard-inspired challenges through themed activities, potion making, storytelling, and creative group adventures. This week blends imagination, teamwork, and fun.

For more information and to sign up for the Summer Adventures Camp:
https://www.wabisabibhc.com/summer-adventures

April is Autism Awareness Month 💙In a time when harmful words are being spoken, it is more important than ever to rememb...
04/01/2026

April is Autism Awareness Month 💙

In a time when harmful words are being spoken, it is more important than ever to remember every child has an inherent value, and that value is not up for debate. Inclusion means everyone. Every child belongs, every child deserves respect, dignity, and the opportunity to be understood and supported. Let’s choose to be inquisitive instead of judgmental, lead with inclusion, act with integrity, take initiative to advocate, and create impact through kindness.
Awareness matters. But acceptance, and how we treat one another, changes everything.

Week 5 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:Kitchen Chemistry Week!July 6-10K–3 Campers: Young campers will mix, measure, st...
04/01/2026

Week 5 of the Summer Adventures Camp is:
Kitchen Chemistry Week!
July 6-10

K–3 Campers: Young campers will mix, measure, stir, and explore through simple cooking activities, sensory experiences, and kid-friendly kitchen fun. This week blends food, creativity, and discovery in an exciting hands-on way.
4th–8th Grade Campers: Older campers will dive deeper into baking, food-based experiments, kitchen skills, and practical recipes. This week combines creativity, science, and independence in a way that is both fun and functional.

For more information and to sign up for the Summer Adventures Camp:
https://www.wabisabibhc.com/summer-adventures

Children with autism don’t outgrow it, they grow into adulthood with it.This article highlights something we don’t talk ...
04/01/2026

Children with autism don’t outgrow it, they grow into adulthood with it.

This article highlights something we don’t talk about enough: what life actually looks like for autistic adults. It’s a reminder that these conversations need to start early and the support needs to continue across the lifespan.

Autism spectrum disorder is often thought of as a childhood condition, but there are growing numbers of adults with . A narrative review published in American Psychologist uses a longitudinal sample of autistic individuals now in their 30s who were first diagnosed in early childhood to describe the range of adult outcomes in this population. Read here: https://bit.ly/3NzJusj

American Psychologist is the flagship journal of the American Psychological Association.

We were honored to welcome Lynne Walz and her team today.We’re grateful for the time she took to learn about our work, m...
03/31/2026

We were honored to welcome Lynne Walz and her team today.

We’re grateful for the time she took to learn about our work, meet our team, and see firsthand the importance of creating spaces where every child is understood, supported, and valued.

Thank you for visiting and for helping elevate the conversation around inclusion and care for all children. 💙

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