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Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education clinic coming soon to the Four Points area
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Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education will open a new location in December at 6611 River Place Blvd., Ste. 305, Austin. The clinic provides applied behavior analysis therapy for Austin-area children with autism and other developmental disabilities. Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education has other locations in Cedar Park and Bee Cave. 512-772-4042. www.cultivatebhe.com
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