Unity Behavioral Services

09/04/2026

Armon reacts to Dr. Grandin insights on the importance of teaching work skill.

09/01/2026

Saturday was a beautiful day indeed! We’re grateful to have been part of Sunflower Pediatrics health fair, connecting with local families and sharing in such a meaningful way. We’re already looking forward to the next one!

09/01/2026

Make sure you have this saved! ♥️

Join us at Texas Roadhouse in Buford for a special Dine to Donate Fundraiser Night benefiting Gwinnett Building Babies' Brains.

📅 September 2
⏰ 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM
📍 Texas Roadhouse, 3710 Buford Drive, Buford, GA

Simply present this flyer, and 10% of your food purchase will be donated to support Building Babies' Brains. We hope to see you there!

08/28/2026

Try this very easy PomPom Cannon activity. All you need is some tape, hoop, pom poms, balloon, and toilet paper tube and your imagination!! ✨✨
It’s a great way to help our kids strengthen their hand-eye coordination, visual tracking concentration, and patience.

Comment your favorite activity 👇👇

08/25/2026

Dr. Grandin shares her insight on different minds.

08/25/2026

Mark your calendars!! 🗓️
KidLinks Hugapalooza is back — a FREE sing-along concert and Children's Resource Fair at Klyde Warren Park, built entirely around one thing: making kids feel like they're getting the biggest hug. 🤗
There will be live music, an interactive puppet show, activities for kids, and a resource fair connecting DFW families to the support children need.

🔗 https://bit.ly/3TEjDCn
Tag a family who would love this! 💙

08/24/2026

Our wonderful RBTs put these tips together to remind us that every big milestone is really a series of small victories, starting with shoe tying, which is actually six separate skills....who knew 👟 ✨

No wonder it can feel like a lot for their little hands! We know confidence isn't built overnight, it's built step by step. That’s why chaining is such a wonderful tool in our parenting toolbox. It breaks a big task down into smaller, bite-sized wins so our kids feels capable and supported every step of the way.

Whether they love starting at the very beginning (Forward Chaining) or getting to do that final pull for an instant "I did it!" victory (Backward Chaining), it's such a encouraging way to build their confidence.

Swipe through to see how both methods work and figure out which one might be a fun fit for your next shoe-tying practice! ✨

How do you teach your kiddos to tie their shoes, let us know in the comments 👇👇

08/22/2026

We're excited to be part of the Sunflower Pediatrics End of Summer Health Fair! 🌻
Come say Hi!! to our team (we're the "overly excited to speak to you" group in the corner) 🙃.
Enjoy balloon animals, face painting, and more with the whole family. Kids of all ages welcome! 💜

📍 Sunflower Pediatrics, 5422 Highway 20, Sugar Hill, GA 30518
📆 August 29th, 2026
⏰ 11 AM–3 PM

08/22/2026

Our kids do a lot of growing, learning, and socializing in a single school day, so a short window to reset before homework or activities can go a long way.

Even just 15 intentional minutes can help the rest of the evening feel a little smoother (and a little more fun).

Here are 3 tips to help our explorers decompress.

What's the first thing your kiddo needs after school, quiet time, a snack, or a hug? Tell us below! 👇

08/18/2026

Dr. Simon Baron-Cohen shares his insights on severe autism.