Sweet Behavior, LLC

Sweet Behavior, LLC []

It's Monday, and you know what that means. Time for another Sweet Idea! This week's Sweet Idea may help when you're goin...
06/27/2017

It's Monday, and you know what that means. Time for another Sweet Idea! This week's Sweet Idea may help when you're going out to eat with the kids. Throw together a "Restaurant Busy Bag!" http://www.sweetbehavior.com/sweet-ideas

Behavior and music therapy services

Address

123 West Court Avenue
Jeffersonville, IN
47130

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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We’re a Small Company with a Big Mission.

Sweet Behavior is a small company located in Jeffersonville, Indiana. We currently provide music therapy, behavior supports, recreational therapy, and other community supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities in 40 counties in southern Indiana. We serve folks on both the Family Supports Waiver (FSW) and the Community Integration Habilitation (CIH) Waiver.

Because of our size, we are able to explore innovative approaches to our work that larger companies cannot. Although we are considered little compared to other providers, the experience of our employees is far from miniscule. Our employees have an average of fifteen years of experience working with individuals with developmental disabilities.

One of the areas that Sweet Behavior is focusing on as it grows is serving our rural communities in Indiana. We've been in this business a long time and have heard for years about how waiver services just aren't available in some counties. This is unacceptable.

Most of our staff members grew up in small towns and understand not being able to have the resources that were available in the bigger cities. We can't imagine how it feels to be a person with a disability (or have a loved one with a disability), finally get a waiver, and then not being able to access any services. This is the reality for a lot of Hoosiers with disabilities at the moment.