Choices Behavioral Health

12/24/2025

12/22/2025

Please note that our office will be closing early on Wednesday, December 24th at 12:30 PM and will be closed completely on Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th. We will see you on Monday, December 29th, feeling refreshed and ready to tackle new challenges! 😊

12/19/2025

This week was an absolute blast engaging in activities that put our fine motor skills to the test! From carefully manipulating small objects to showcasing our fine motor skills. Additionally, we explored the wonderful world of colors by identifying them. And to top it all off, we practiced following group directions, listening attentively and responding accordingly to the instructions given. It was incredible to see everyone working together and having so much fun while doing so! ☃

12/16/2025

This is a great way to practice their tacting/labeling skills at home!

What Am I? Fun Christmas Riddles for Little Ones 🎄✨

12/16/2025

How to Use the Grinch to Talk About Feelings💛✨

Teaching little hearts big feelings with the Grinch.
A fun way to explore emotions and kindness this week.

12/16/2025

Check out our blog if you need ideas for sensory friendly gifts !

Looking for the perfect holiday gift that’s sensory-friendly and autism-friendly?
We've got you covered! Whether you're shopping for a loved one with sensory sensitivities or looking for unique gifts that promote comfort and joy, there are plenty of thoughtful options to choose from.

Check out our latest blog post for more ideas and helpful tips on finding the best gifts this holiday season:
https://www.choicesbehavioralhealth.com/sensory-friendly-and-autism-friendly-gift-ideas-for-the-holidays

12/15/2025

Holiday Reminder for Parents and Caregivers:

Kids get overstimulated:
The holidays can be loud, busy, and overwhelming. Give them space to decompress when they need it.

They don’t have to sit on Santa’s lap:
Respect their comfort levels and let them decide how they want to interact.

Hugs and kisses aren’t mandatory:
Teach kids that their boundaries matter. A polite wave or smile is enough if they’re not comfortable.

Respect their need for routine:
The holidays can disrupt schedules, but sticking to familiar routines as much as possible helps kids feel secure.

Advocate for them:
You are their voice when they can’t speak up. If they’re overwhelmed or uncomfortable, step in and support them.

Prepare them for what’s ahead:
Let them know what to expect during holiday events to reduce anxiety.

Keep their needs first:
It’s okay to leave early, skip an event, or say no to something if it’s too much for your child.

The holidays are about joy, not perfection. Let’s make it a season where kids feel safe, respected, and loved.💛

12/15/2025

12/11/2025

This month, our little learners have been busy spreading joy and cheer through festive crafts that support their fine motor development, creativity, and teamwork. We’re so proud of the hard work and cooperation they’ve shown.It's truly inspiring to see their skills shine! Make sure to check out our monthly calendar when you stop by to see all the exciting activities we have planned. ☃

12/04/2025

Check out these cool sport program that increases ASD kids social skills ! It also has so much more things they can benefit from☺️ the link is below with more information !

Activity has a huge impact on sleep and perseverative behavior of children and adults with ASD. Learn more about sports that can increase health, socialization and so much more! join us Dec 11 https://so1211.eventbrite.com

12/03/2025

Meet the staff -Part 19. Meet Lena!