The Glenwood annual Christmas Program is coming up and you’re invited. This is a beloved event for the staff and individuals served by Glenwood. Each year, they put on a creative performance that can’t be beat for holiday spirit. This is … Continue reading →

We are honored to share that Glenwood’s accreditation with CARF International has been renewed for three years. Maintaining a CARF-accredited status is an important part of Glenwood’s commitment to providing quality services and enhancing the lives of the people we … Continue reading →

Ready to get moving for a great cause? Glenwood’s Montgomery campus will hold its seventh annual Run for Autism on Saturday, October 20, 2018. Glenwood is Alabama’s leading autism service provider, with state-wide services for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Proceeds from … Continue reading →

The date has been set for A Night Under the Big Top! For 15 years, Glenwood’s Junior Board has hosted this premiere event to benefit children with autism. Over 700 guests are expected each year and are treated to an evening … Continue reading →

Glenwood invites staff and families touched by autism to attend a FREE lecture where Dr. Daniel Marson will present the field’s current understanding of autism as a neurobiological disorder. Dr. Marson has lecture nationally and internationally and published over 130 … Continue reading →

On Friday, April 13th, parenting expert Dr. Patrick Friman will present EIBI, ASD, and The Forward March of Behavior Analysis. Dr. Friman is Vice President of Behavioral Health at Boys Town and a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the University of … Continue reading →

Chris Seay, of Seay Construction, along with friends and family, gave a lasting gift to Glenwood, Inc. this year. Glenwood provides behavioral health care and educational services for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and severe emotional disturbances. Glenwood incorporated … Continue reading →

The 25th annual Ireland Legacy Tournament in early May was a huge success. Glenwood’s charity golf tournament raised more than $133,000 for adults with autism. The tournament boasted more than 100 players at Old Overton Club. King Acura was the … Continue reading →