Choices Behavioral Health

03/18/2026

🌊🏄‍♂️ IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN… SURF SEASON IS COMING! 🧩💙

The 2026 Surfers for Autism tour is about to kick off and you already KNOW it’s more than just a beach day… it’s a whole experience of love, community, and unforgettable moments 🌞

📅 Go ahead and LOCK THESE DATES IN your calendar now — you do NOT want to miss your city!

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Registration opens 2 weeks prior to each event
(And trust me… spots go FAST 👀)

💬 Want to get involved BEFORE the event?
Volunteers, sponsors, community support — we need YOU!

👉 DM us to find out how you can be part of something special 💙

03/17/2026

Easter Basket Gift Ideas for Toddlers and Preschoolers Without Candy 😅

03/17/2026

🌎✨ We always love participating in Sensory Earth Day at Brevard Zoo! ✨🌎

Join us for this special evening event when it’s a little quieter and extra sensory-friendly — perfect for exploring, connecting, and having fun at your own pace. 🌿🦒💚

There will be hands-on activities, engaging experiences, and plenty of fun things to take home!

We’re so proud to be part of this event each year — come say hi and celebrate with us! 🌍🎉

03/17/2026

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day !

03/16/2026

Behavior may be a child's loudest voice - we just have to be ready to listen...

from Autism Research and Community Network

03/16/2026

This weeks spirit week!

Next week's Spring Spirit Week!🌷🌼🌹

Participation is optional

Monday: Tropical Tourist Day!
Dress up as a tropical tourist

Tuesday: Green Day!
Wear green for St Pattys Day

Wednesday: Spring Colors Day !
Dress in Spring colors

Thursday: Blast from the past
Dress up as someone from a decade of your choice

Friday: Cozy Day !
Wear your favorite pajamas

03/13/2026

Next week's Spring Spirit Week!🌷🌼🌹

Participation is optional

Monday: Tropical Tourist Day!
Dress up as a tropical tourist

Tuesday: Green Day!
Wear green for St Pattys Day

Wednesday: Spring Colors Day !
Dress in Spring colors

Thursday: Blast from the past
Dress up as someone from a decade of your choice

Friday: Cozy Day !
Wear your favorite pajamas

03/11/2026

Happy RBT Appreciation Week!

We want to take time to recognize how truly grateful we are for each of our RBT's and the care they bring to their work. This team consistently demonstrates compassion, respect, and a strong commitment to providing neuroaffirming, client-centered support. They take the time to understand their clients as individuals, honor their needs, and ensure they feel safe, supported, and valued.

We especially appreciate how collaborative this group is. They support one another, communicate openly, accept feedback, and remain flexible in order to provide the highest quality of care. Their willingness to problem-solve together and prioritize their clients’ well-being reflects both their professionalism and their dedication.

The progress their clients make is a direct result of their consistency, patience, and genuine compassion. The relationships they build with their clients and families create meaningful and lasting impact that extends far beyond each session.

We are very proud of this team and grateful to work alongside them. Thank you to each of you for the work you do every day and for the compassion and integrity you guys bring to this field.

You are deeply appreciated.

03/10/2026

We are marching into spring and we couldn't be more excited! 🌷🌹 The warmer weather is finally here, and with it comes a fresh new season of fun and creativity. Don't forget to check out the lobby throughout the month to see the amazing and fun crafts we have planned!

03/05/2026

Let's talk about stimming.

The autistic community advocates that stimming behavior is a self-regulatory coping mechanism, and efforts to control this behavior could have negative effects for autistic people. Research exploring stimming from the autistic perspective supports this position and suggests these behaviors are actually incredibly beneficial.

There is a long history in both research and clinical practice, of efforts to reduce, minimize or eliminate stimming behavior in autistic people.

This article contains great information that can help in the movement toward acceptance >>> https://www.altogetherautism.org.nz/stimming-a-movement-towards-acceptance

Graphic via Mollys ADHD mayhem

03/02/2026

Learn about programs to build independence and services for adult employment with us on March 9th from 6:30 PM to 8 PM.

To register, scan the QR code or go to pfa4889.eventbrite.com