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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
By Iain Oldman
Iain Oldman joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2017 after spending two years in Pittsburgh, Pa., where he covered Pittsburgh City Council. His byline has appeared in PublicSource, WESA-FM and Scranton-Times Tribune. Iain worked as the reporter for Community Impact Newspaper's flagship Round Rock/Pflugerville/Hutto edition and is now working as the editor for the Northwest Austin edition.
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