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Spencer, Iowa (Sioux County Radio) — Autumn’s Center in Spencer will reopen Nov. 23rd after being closed since sustaining damage during the 2024 flood.
Seasons Center for Behavioral Health announced the reopening Tuesday. The facility provides specialized mental health services for children and young adults throughout northwest Iowa.
Autumn’s Center is named in memory of Autumn Elgersma of Orange City. According to Seasons Center, the facility was established to honor the 3-year-old, who died in 2013 after suffering injuries while in the care of a daycare provider.
Seasons Center President and CEO Dan Ries said the reopening reflects the hard work and dedication of staff members as well as the support of community partners, donors, and others who helped make the project possible.
Services offered through Autumn’s Center include individual and family therapy, play therapy, trauma therapy, psychiatric evaluations, and medication management. The center serves children and families facing challenges such as abuse, neglect, grief, bullying, and other mental health concerns.
Autumn’s Center is located at 120 East Fifth Street in Spencer.
More information about Seasons Center services is available at seasonscenter.org or by calling 800-242-5101.
