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Every Behavior Tells a Story, Everyone Deserves To Be Heard

Helping individuals grow, communicate, and thrive with confidence

At PSW, we understand that behavior is a form of communication, and behind every behavior is a story, a need, or a goal. Our Behavior Services are designed to support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities by helping them understand, express, and manage their behaviors in healthy, empowering ways.

We work alongside individuals, families, and support teams to create personalized strategies that build confidence, improve communication, and promote well-being. Rooted in empathy, dignity, and evidence-based practices, our approach helps individuals thrive at home, at work, and in the community.

Behavior support is about so much more than changing actions; it’s about understanding the why behind them. With the right support, individuals can develop new tools to navigate the world, express their needs more effectively, and feel more in control of their lives. When behavior challenges are addressed with compassion and skill, it opens the door to greater independence, stronger relationships, and lasting success.

What Our Behavior Services Include

Services built around understanding, skill-building, and long-term success

BCBA-Guided Behavior Support Plans

Thoughtfully designed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts to reflect each individual’s strengths, needs, and personal goals.

Daily Life Skills Training

Consistent, hands-on coaching from trained professionals to build independence and reinforce positive behavior strategies.

Communication and De-escalation Practices

Proactive tools and person-centered techniques to support emotional regulation and reduce behavioral escalation.

Community Integration

Escorted community outings that foster confidence, connection, and inclusion in everyday settings.

Transportation That Fits Your Needs

We offer curb-to-curb transportation, including two smaller cutaway vehicles designed to provide comfortable rides for individuals who may not be able to travel on the larger bus. Each day, we also use PSW vehicles for community outings, ensuring everyone enjoys safe, reliable access to activities, connections, and opportunities beyond the program site.

Our Why, Our Who, Our Impact

Discover who we serve, why our work matters, and how it’s changing lives

Who Is This For?

For people with disabilities who need tools to thrive at home and in the community. Our Behavior Services are available to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who may be experiencing challenges related to communication, routines, emotional regulation, or social interaction. We provide practical, respectful interventions that foster growth and stability.

Why It Matters

As institutional settings close and behavioral health needs continue to rise, Club 350 offers a compassionate, community-centered alternative. We focus on creating consistent support, fostering personal growth, and building a true sense of belonging for every individual we serve.

Our Impact

PSW’s Social and Recreational Activities program currently supports many individuals, offering joyful experiences that build connection and confidence. From seasonal dances to game nights and community outings, each event fosters friendship, emotional well-being, and a sense of belonging. Participants feel more fulfilled and engaged, while families see their loved ones thrive through meaningful, inclusive moments.

Want To Learn More About PSW’s Behavior Services?

Let's find the right fit together

Our team is here to answer your questions & walk you through the process. Referrals and eligibility for Behavioral Health services are coordinated through the Central Valley Regional Center (CVRC). We invite you to reach out, learn more, or schedule a tour to see our services in action. Referrals for Behavioral Health services are coordinated through the Central Valley Regional Center (CVRC).