New Clients
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If you are interested in you or your child becoming clients of our practice, please read the following useful information.
We are currently working off of a wait list for both ABA therapy and Mental Health services. If you are interested in joining our wait lists, please click the appropriate link below or call our office at 601-255-5264.
You will be contacted by our office when you are near the top of the waiting list for additional information.
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Mental Health Wait List
This form is for all new clients looking for mental health services. We provide evaluations and ongoing therapy for children and adolescents. Common issues include ADHD, Autism, Developmental Delays, Language Delays, Learning Issues, Anxiety, Depression, and Behavioral Difficulties.
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We also provide limited evaluations for Adults specific to ADHD and/or Autism Spectrum Disorders. We do not provide therapy for adults.
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For assistance, please call 601-255-5264 or email intakes@willswaybehavioral.com
ABA Therapy Wait-List
This waitlist is for families seeking ABA therapy and have an existing diagnosis of Autism. This is not for families seeking an evaluation. Please fill out the mental health waitlist if you need an evaluation.
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ABA therapy targets skill deficits and behavioral excesses in order to improve the quality of life of individuals and their families.
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For assistance, please call 601-255-5264 or email intakes@willswaybehavioral.com
Preparing for Your Appointment
Gather the necessary documents. Bring the following to your first appointment:
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Insurance Card
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Driver’s License
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Previous Evaluations
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School Reports (IEPs, 504 plans, FBAs)
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List of any medications, including vitamins, herbs and over-the-counter medicines, your child is taking.
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Custody Agreement, if applicable
Arrive early. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment so we can process your paperwork.
Before you visit us in person, we recommend that you prepare adequately so you can get the most out of your appointment with your provider.
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Gather any documentation of the issue you’d like to discuss with the provider (IEPs, Previous Evals)
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Check your insurance coverage. Know your benefits for mental health.
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Write down questions and concerns.
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Bring toys, snacks, diapers or whatever you need to entertain and comfort your child.
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Help your child get emotionally prepared.
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Please assure them we do not give "shots."
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Keep extra family members and friends to a minimum. Our waiting area and therapy rooms are small and can become overcrowded easily. We do not have staff on hand to babysit or watch other children/siblings.