In this episode of the Autism Blueprint Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Rebekah Wright, the Chief Operating Officer at Springbrook, a psychiatric residential treatment facility specializing in autism. We explored the critical topic of when parents should consider residential treatment for their children, particularly those on the autism spectrum.

Rebekah Wright is Chief Operating Officer at Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health. She holds a B.S. in Psychology from North Greenville University and a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from Louisiana State University at Shreveport. She began her career at Springbrook as a direct care staff member and has since advanced to the role of Chief Operating Officer. In 2025, Rebekah was recognized as one of Greenville Business Magazine’s Best and Brightest. Rebekah’s passion lies in developing others by empowering individuals to reach their long-term goals and potential. She believes that investing in people not only drives organizational success but also fosters meaningful, lasting growth. A firm advocate for continuous improvement, Rebekah values the connection between personal and professional development and is committed to never becoming complacent.

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