Converge Autism, 1 Havenwood Lane, Travelers Rest, SC (2025)

11/27/2025

At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we recognize that holidays don’t feel the same for everyone, and that’s okay. What brings us together is gratitude, a grounding force that supports wellness, connection, and healing!

Today, we’re grateful for:

• Our Dedicated Staff – whose compassion and commitment make individualized, high-quality care possible
• Our Resilient Patients – who inspire us every day with their strengths, progress, and unique perspectives
• Our Families & Community – whose trust and partnership help us champion acceptance and build brighter futures

As we celebrate today, we wish you and your loved ones a peaceful and meaningful Thanksgiving that honors everyone’s comfort and needs! ✨

Happy Thanksgiving from the Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health family! 💛🦃

11/18/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/it-takes-a-team-with-special-guest-bailey-payne/

In this influential episode of All Abilities, No Filter, Brandon Clark interviews Bailey Payne, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Bailey shares her unique backstory that led to her lifelong career transition into treating children with autism. During her transformative career undertaking, Bailey identified reasons why interventions weren't as effective as they could be. The solutions she came up with are surprisingly simple. This led Bailey to developing TEAM: Training Educators and Managing Behavior. Within this episode, Bailey breaks down her teamwork approach to practical and sustainable outcomes for home, school, and community interventions. Bailey has a wealth of knowledge and experience. She is relatable and passionate, making her content easy to digest for all listeners. For parents, educators, and advocates, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

11/12/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/building-confident-communicators-with-jeaneen-tang/

In this episode of All Abilities, No Filter, we sit down with Jeaneen Tang, a speech-language pathologist, author, and proud mom of a neurodivergent son, for an open and inspiring conversation about communication, connection, and confidence. With more than 24 years of experience supporting children and adults with neurodiversity, Jeaneen dives deep into what speech therapy really is — and how it helps students find their voice, build relationships, and thrive. She also shares how her personal journey as a parent has shaped her passion for helping others communicate and connect in meaningful ways. We explore her new book, PLAY DUMB & SABOTAGE, along with the companion workbook and workshops she’s created for parents and educators. Her goal? To make early language development approachable, fun, and preventative — helping families raise confident communicators and reduce the need for formal therapy down the road. This episode is full of insight, laughter, and practical takeaways for anyone supporting a child’s communication journey. Tune in and discover why “playing dumb” might just be the smartest thing you can do.

11/07/2025

Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health is proud to be one of the sponsors of the upcoming Autism Connecting Conference For Moms, taking place November 14 – 15, 2025, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Greenville, SC.

This meaningful event brings together families of children and adults with autism to share experiences, learn practical strategies, and build connections with others who truly understand the journey.

We’re honored to support a weekend dedicated to learning, encouragement, and community, and we invite you to stop by our exhibitor booth to meet the Springbrook team and learn more about our specialized programs!

To learn more: risingupevents.com/event-details/autism-connecting-conference-for-moms-2

10/31/2025

Making Halloween More Autism-Friendly 🎃

As we wrap up our week of tips, today we celebrate Halloween, a time for fun, creativity, and community!

🧡 Tip 5: Be Flexible and Celebrate Your Way
There’s no “right” way to do Halloween. What matters most is that your child feels comfortable, safe, and included.

✔️ Take breaks as needed and skip activities that feel overwhelming.
✔️ Celebrate at home with favorite snacks, movies, or decorations.
✔️ Focus on what brings joy, not what’s expected.

💙 At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we believe that every child deserves to experience the magic of Halloween in a way that works best for them!

Wishing you a happy, safe, and sensory-friendly Halloween from all of us at Springbrook! 🎃💙

10/30/2025

Making Halloween More Autism-Friendly 🎃

All week long, we’re sharing practical ways to help make Halloween a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for children and adolescents with autism.

🧡 Tip 4: Offer Alternative Treats
Traditional candy can be tricky for children with food allergies, dietary restrictions, or sensory sensitivities, but there are plenty of fun alternatives!

✔️ Consider non-food treats like stickers, bubbles, small toys, or glow sticks.
✔️ Offer a mix of options so every child can participate comfortably.
✔️ Look for teal pumpkins, they signal homes offering allergy-friendly treats.

💙 At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we believe every child deserves to feel included and celebrated, especially on holidays like Halloween!

Stay tuned for more tips throughout the week on creating a sensory-friendly and inclusive Halloween!

10/29/2025

Making Halloween More Autism-Friendly 🎃

All week long, we’re sharing practical ways to help make Halloween a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for children and adolescents with autism.

🧡 Tip 3: Create a Sensory-Friendly Environment
Halloween can bring bright lights, loud noises, and unpredictable surprises, all of which may feel overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities.

✔️ Keep decorations simple and non-flashing.
✔️ Choose quieter neighborhood events or trick-or-treat early.
✔️ Have noise-canceling headphones or a comfort item on hand.

💙 At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we understand how small adjustments can make big differences helping every child enjoy the fun in ways that feel safe and comfortable for them.

Stay tuned for more tips throughout the week on creating a sensory-friendly and inclusive Halloween!

10/28/2025

Making Halloween More Autism-Friendly 🎃

All week long, we’re sharing practical ways to help make Halloween a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for children and adolescents with autism.

🧡 Tip 2: Choose Comfortable Costumes
Costumes can look fun, but they can also feel itchy, tight, or overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities.

✔️ Let your child help choose their costume.
✔️ Try it on ahead of time to check comfort and fit.
✔️ If needed, adapt familiar clothing with festive accessories instead of a full costume.

💙 At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we understand that comfort and choice go a long way in helping every child feel included and confident during the Halloween fun!

Stay tuned for more tips throughout the week on creating a sensory-friendly and inclusive Halloween!

10/27/2025

Making Halloween More Autism-Friendly 🎃

All week long, we’re sharing simple, practical ways to help make Halloween a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for children and adolescents with autism.

🧡 Tip 1: Prepare for What’s Ahead
Talk with your child about what Halloween is and what to expect. Walk through the plan together, use visuals or social stories, and practice saying “trick or treat” (or another greeting) to help them feel confident and ready.

💙 At Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health, we understand that every child experiences the world differently. With preparation and understanding, Halloween can be both fun and comfortable for everyone!

Stay tuned for more tips throughout the week on creating a sensory-friendly and inclusive Halloween!

10/24/2025

A brand-new episode of our All Abilities, No Filter podcast has just been released and it’s one you won’t want to miss!

https://www.allabilitiesnofilter.com/engaging-every-sense-a-multisensory-learning-approach-1/

This week, we talk with Dr. Emily Levy, founder of EBL Coaching, about multisensory learning—a powerful approach that helps students engage through sight, sound, touch, and movement.
Dr. Levy shares practical strategies and insights into how these methods can improve reading, writing, math, and overall comprehension for students with diverse learning needs. It’s an inspiring and informative conversation that connects directly to the work we do every day at Springbrook.

10/16/2025

This October, during National Bullying Prevention Month, Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health emphasizes that prevention begins with understanding!

For children and adolescents with autism and developmental differences, bullying can take many forms, from social exclusion and teasing to misunderstandings of sensory or communication needs. Every act of kindness and inclusion makes a difference.

This month, we’re committed to:
✔️ Promoting acceptance and empathy
✔️ Encouraging positive behavioral supports
✔️ Helping youth with autism build confidence and self-advocacy

Every child deserves a place where they feel safe, accepted, and free to be themselves! 💙🧩🦋

10/06/2025

Listen to the podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/autism-through-a-teen-girl-s-eyes--67912496

In this episode, Charity Rochford of NeuroFam hosts an open and heartfelt conversation with her daughter, Corinne, about life as a teenage girl on the spectrum. From navigating friendships and social pressures to embracing strengths in theater and creativity, Corinne shares the challenges and gifts of her journey with autism. Their dialogue highlights how autism can present differently in girls, the impact of masking and people-pleasing, and what it means to find authenticity in relationships. This episode offers validation, hope, and practical insight for families, educators, and professionals seeking to better understand autistic girls’ experiences.

https://www.ourneurofam.com/

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