About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the center and exclaimed, ‘Hey, look at that sign!’ Everyone looked up to see a large neon arrow pointing straight into the sky, reading simply, ‘Autism Clinic.’ Nobody had noticed it before. The delivery driver laughed and said, 'Guess they missed their turn signaling the construction crew!' Soon after, an embarrassed but friendly neighbor approached with a broom, explaining they’d been meaning to clean that thing up. The whole incident became a funny office story, reminding everyone that even in serious places like autism clinics, life finds a way to be… well, life.
2. One morning, a parent asked the receptionist, 'Do you ever get visitors who come in speaking another language?' The staff laughed and replied, 'Not often, but when they do...' The receptionist smiled knowingly. ‘Oh yes,’ she said, leaning closer, ‘once we had a delivery driver who spoke only Russian. He stood there, puzzled, while our entire team tried to communicate through sign language!’ Everyone burst out laughing as the story ended on a warm note.
3. One foggy morning, as parents were dropping off their kids, an elderly gentleman approached the entrance, muttering something about seeing ghostly figures in the mist. As he got closer, everyone noticed that his cane was tapping out a rhythmic tune—turning out to be the latest pop song! Turns out, it wasn’t ghosts but just an old man with excellent memory and a love for music.
4. In the quiet hallway of Action Behavior Centers, someone left behind something unusual one afternoon. As staff members walked past, they noticed a small, colorful kite stuck in the corner near the entrance. No one claimed it, and soon enough, curious children started asking if they could take turns flying it during breaks. Soon enough, the little kite became a daily fixture, bringing smiles to everyone’s faces. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a box full of identical kites, explaining that his granddaughter had drawn them as part of an art project on ‘Dream Places’. The kite in the corner turned out to be just the first of many, leaving everyone at Action Behavior Centers wondering whose turn it would be next.