Hope starts at Glenwood

Caring for a loved one with autism or behavioral health needs can be overwhelming — but you don’t have to face it alone. For over 50 years, Glenwood has walked alongside families, offering trusted care, expert guidance and meaningful resources. Whether you’re just beginning or seeking long-term support, we’re here to help.

Every person and every family is unique. That’s why Glenwood offers a wide range of services designed to meet your loved one’s needs at every stage.

  • Early Intervention: Designed for children birth to age 3, our early intervention services help build developmental skills through family-centered, play-based approaches.
  • Outpatient Therapy & Diagnostic Evaluations: Early diagnosis and intervention are key. We offer comprehensive assessments and therapy options for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder.
  • Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy: Our highly trained team provides ABA services at our campus and in-home or community settings to support communication, daily living skills, and positive behaviors.

    Learn more about the services provided at Glenwood’s Behavioral Therapy Center.
  • Residential Programs: Our residential homes provide individuals with autism and other behavioral health needs the opportunity to thrive with 24/7 care in a safe, structured, and nurturing environment. Located at our Sicard Hollow location, it includes access to a K–12 school, health services, a cafeteria, sensory and life skills rooms, plus fun amenities including a lake, pool, gym, playground, and hiking trails. Our arts center offers classes in art, music, and movement led by experienced instructors. Through education, therapy, and care, we help each child thrive.

    Learn more about our Children’s residential program.
  • Education & Day Treatment: Glenwood provides on-site school experiences at our Mallie M. Ireland Children’s Center for ages 2-6 and our Allan Cott School for Autism for ages 6-21. Both programs ensure educational and emotional needs are met with individualized plans.
  • Residential Programs: Adults with autism and developmental disabilities receive support to live as independently as possible, with staff who provide life skills training, employment help, and daily care.
  • Adult Day Programs: These programs help adults engage socially and participate in the community while building vocational and independent living skills. Glenwood provides two options including our Journey Academy where participants engage in meaningful, real-world vocational experiences, and our Sullivan Center [link to SC page] that supports Glenwood residents in building independence and fostering meaningful community connections.
  • Community Experience Program: Glenwood’s Community Experience Program encourages adults to engage actively in the community, fostering social skills, employment opportunities and valuable partnerships. We provide transportation, staff assistance and membership opportunities for adults to volunteer, build job skills and enjoy area activities like bowling, museum visits, movies and more.

If you’re looking for what’s next for your loved one, a caring Glenwood team member will guide you through the intake process and answer your questions.

Call us at (205) 939-1088
Email us at intake@glenwood.org
Visit us at one of our locations