Behavioral Innovations in Moore is not safe for neurodivergent children--especially not for Black…read morefamilies who advocate. On March 24, 2025, my daughter was strangled by another student during a session due to staff negligence. When I brought it up, leadership focused more on my "reaction" than the abuse my child suffered. I asked to see the camera footage and was told: "Our cameras don't record." No action was taken. Just avoidance and attitude. From that moment, the tone changed--cold office staff, poor communication, and no consistency in my daughter's care. Still, I kept bringing her, hoping things would improve. They didn't. Then on July 21, 2025, I was verbally attacked in the parking lot by another parent who hit my car. I have full video proof--she started everything. Hours later, I was told my child was expelled because of that "incident." Not one staff member witnessed it. No one asked for my side. They didn't care about my evidence. When I asked again about the cameras, I got the same answer: "They don't record." Let that sink in: I was harassed, and my child was punished. This wasn't about policy. It was retaliation for the March incident, when I dared to speak up. And I have to ask: If we weren't Black, would this have happened? I calmly picked up my daughter, made no scene, and within 20 minutes found a new ABA center that welcomed her with professionalism and care--everything BI lacked. Behavioral Innovations Moore: Failed to protect my child Lied about their cameras Ignored facts and proof Punished a child for her parent's advocacy I will not stay silent. I have the proof. I have my dignity. And my daughter finally has the care she deserves.