Headstart Health Joins Spectrum Autism Support for a Community Event in Georgia
At Headstart Health, we believe meaningful support extends far beyond therapy sessions. It happens in neighborhoods, at community events, and in the moments where families can simply enjoy spending time together.
Last weekend, our team members, Dr. Sara Feldman and Breanna Holm, had the privilege of joining Spectrum Autism Support and Gwinnett County Aquatics for an evening of family fun at Mountain Park Aquatic Center in Georgia.
More than 100 families attended the event, enjoying exclusive access to the indoor pool and water park in a welcoming, sensory-friendly environment created specifically for individuals with autism and their families. The evening provided an opportunity for families to relax, build connections, and create lasting summer memories together.

Why Community Events Matter for Autism Families
We are incredibly grateful to Spectrum Autism Support for inviting us to participate and for the incredible work they do every day to provide education, advocacy, resources, and community for autism families throughout Georgia.
Events like these remind us that supporting families extends beyond clinical care. Community gatherings help families build relationships, share experiences, reduce feelings of isolation, and connect with organizations dedicated to helping them thrive.
At Headstart Health, we're proud to partner with organizations that are creating meaningful opportunities for connection and belonging. Whether we're supporting families through quality ABA services or participating in local community events, our mission remains the same: helping families feel supported every step of the way.
Thank you again to Spectrum Autism Support, Gwinnett County Aquatics, and everyone who helped make this special evening possible. We loved meeting so many wonderful families and look forward to participating in more community events throughout Georgia and beyond.
To learn more about Spectrum Autism Support and the valuable resources they provide, visit https://spectrumautism.org/ or follow Atlanta Spectrum Autism Support Group on Facebook.



