Carolina Coast Behavioral Services

10/20/2025

✨ We are proud to share that the North Charleston Coliseum & Performing Arts Center is now a KultureCity Certified Sensory Inclusive Venue! ✨ Our certification helps make our venue more accessible and inclusive for all guests with sensory needs—including individuals with autism, PTSD, dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and more.

Going forward, guests can request Sensory Support Bags from our Guest Services team members during events. Please take a moment to view our certification page here 🔗 https://bit.ly/NCCPACKultureCity

This is an important milestone in our continued commitment to inclusion and accessibility!

10/10/2025

So this beautiful little future peer mentor was born this week to our very own BCBA Brittany Lee and her husband Jimmy... Congratulations we're so excited to meet him!

09/30/2025

09/03/2025

08/21/2025

Your child is amazing just like they are!

08/05/2025

August, 2025 is kind of a milestone for us...😯🥳👏🏻💐

08/03/2025

Living our best camp life! Can’t believe we are heading into our last week!

07/13/2025

We are over halfway done with CCBS camp 2025! Check out all the fun we’ve had so far! From learning about community helpers to time travel- our campers are having a blast this Summer!

07/01/2025

Here is our July Newsletter!

06/06/2025

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Don’t forget the kids who are doing the extra work.

The kids whose days don’t end with the final bell, the kids whose breaks don’t follow a school calendar.

The kids who spend their afternoons being shuttled to speech, or PT, or OT.

The kids whose schedules include services and therapies, on top of everything else.

The kids who need extra help and support.

The kids who are struggling to overcome barriers—whether physical, mental, or emotional.

The kids who don’t follow the typical schedules, hit the expected milestones, take the traditional path.

The kids who might need different strategies and tools to help them learn.

These kids are working so hard, too.

They’re tired, too, even if their successes seem smaller or maybe even completely unnoticeable to most.

There likely aren’t any awards for them at the end of the year, or special recognition for how far they’ve come.

But take it from me—they are working SO dang hard.

Don’t forget to acknowledge their efforts.

Because what might be a small hurdle on the track for most kids, could be a Herculean task for a kid who has to try 10 times harder just to make it to the starting line.

These kids might not excel in traditional ways, but there’s nothing unexceptional about them.

Because they work harder for every win, and they don’t take a single one for granted.