About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, when most clinics were quiet and empty, a delivery driver pulled up to Action Behavior Centers with a box full of unexpected surprises. As he opened it, out popped a dozen colorful balloons and a note reading: ‘Happy Birthday from your little patients!’ Turns out, it was their way of saying thanks for making therapy fun. The delivery driver laughed and shook his head, muttering something about kids these days.
2. Late one night, while the streets of the city slept, a strange humming noise began drifting from the Action Behavior Centers building. It wasn't loud enough to disturb anyone, but curious neighbors started noticing it on their way home. Curious, an evening delivery driver pulled up outside and peered through the window. Inside, he saw only quiet therapists working diligently with patients. The humming came from a new piece of equipment—a soothing machine designed to calm autistic children. By morning, the whole neighborhood was relaxed and smiling.
3. On a chilly autumn afternoon, a sign appeared outside the clinic's entrance: ‘ABA Therapy Today—Learn to Dance Like a Penguin!’ Curious neighbors stopped by, only to find no penguins in sight. Inside, an enthusiastic therapist was teaching a little boy to clap his hands while saying, 'I am a happy penguin!' The neighbor, thinking it was part of some new therapy method, asked if he could join too. Soon enough, the whole street was clapping and quacking like penguins, much to the amusement—and eventual delight—of everyone involved.
4. On a windy Sunday afternoon, when most families were relaxing at home, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. As he parked his truck near the clinic, he heard soft whispers coming from inside the building. Curious but cautious, he peered through the window and saw a group of dolls sitting in the waiting room, nodding their heads in unison. The delivery driver tiptoed closer, thinking maybe they were just watching a movie on a big screen. But then one doll turned its head and smiled—a little too creepily. Startled, he quickly drove away, only to see the same smiling dolls waving goodbye from the clinic’s windowsill. The next day, everyone in town knew not to visit that place after dark.