Behavioral Foundation Centers

09/04/2026

🎬🍿 Did you know AMC offers Sensory Friendly Movie Nights? 🍿🎬

On the 2nd and 4th Saturday of every month, and on some Wednesday evenings, AMC offers sensory-friendly movie showings featuring lower lighting and reduced sound to create a more comfortable movie experience. Be sure to call ahead to confirm showtimes and availability!

This is a wonderful opportunity for a community outing and a chance to enjoy a movie together in a more sensory-friendly environment. 💙

Here at BFC, we strive to find meaningful opportunities for all of our friends to enjoy, explore, and participate in their community! 🌟
🎥 Everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy a night at the movies! 🍿

09/04/2026

BFC can help break these skills down into manageable steps, provide opportunities for practice, and celebrate progress along the way.
Every step toward independence is a big accomplishment! 💜

09/02/2026

Whatcha reading Wednesday !

Mary May Is Not OK is a heartwarming, beautifully illustrated picture book that helps children understand autistic meltdowns and shutdowns through the eyes of a bright, creative girl named Mary May. When everyday sights, sounds, and feelings become overwhelming, Mary May's classmates learn that she's not being "bad" or "bossy", her brain simply experiences the world differently. Written in engaging rhyme and filled with colorful illustrations, this story teaches empathy, kindness, and practical ways children can support a friend during difficult moments. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, counseling offices, and families, Mary May Is Not OK encourages young readers to celebrate neurodiversity and reminds us all that every brain is different, every child belongs, and sometimes the greatest gift we can give is understanding.

08/28/2026

FAQ Friday !

If you have a question you'd like answered about ABA or neurodiversity, please comment below and we can look into featuring it for our next FAQ Friday !

08/28/2026

Parent Survey - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdFWG8y5HUpwaecoSj1V3hF1pnhnyJBMx4q8lXN4hUnnyWhTA/viewform?usp=header

Provider Survey - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScu9iaKqiW-ADTaqlQJeDYILPuTcAYSLP_QlDmqv1dn-htCTw/viewform?usp=header

08/27/2026

Contact us today !

We have centers across multiple locations, including Daytona and Deltona !

Email [email protected] or [email protected]
Or give us a call ! 904-878-8683.

08/26/2026

🧩 Wednesday: “What Does Independence Really Look Like?”
Myth: Independence means a child should be able to do everything completely on their own. ❌
Reality: Independence can look different for every child. 💙
It might mean:
👕 Choosing what they want to wear
🪥 Brushing their teeth with less help
🗣️ Using AAC to ask for something
🍎 Making a simple snack
🎒 Packing their own backpack
🧹 Helping with a household task
🛑 Asking for a break when they feel overwhelmed
💼 Learning skills that will help them become more independent as they grow
✨ The goal isn't to do everything alone. The goal is to build the skills, confidence, and supports that help each child participate as independently as possible.
Every step toward independence is worth celebrating. 💚
What is one independence skill your child has worked hard to learn? Tell us below! 👇

08/25/2026

08/24/2026

🌟 Motivational Monday: “You Don’t Have to Do It All Today”
A new week doesn’t mean we have to accomplish everything at once. For neurodivergent children, one small step can be a huge accomplishment. 💚
✨ Try something new.
✨ Ask for help when you need it.
✨ Take a break when things feel overwhelming.
✨ Celebrate the things that went well.
✨ Keep trying—even when progress takes time.
There is no perfect pace for progress.
Every child’s journey is different, and that’s okay. 🌈
💙 This week, let's focus on progress over perfection, connection over comparison, and celebrating every step forward.
What is one goal—big or small—you’re looking forward to working on this week? 👇🌟