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Homebuilders is a trademark of Behavioral Sciences Institute (BSI). BSI, a pri-
vate, nonprofit organization founded by the creators of Homebuilders, is dedicated to
strengthening families and communities and enabling individuals to lead safe, inde-
pendent, and more enjoyable lives. Headquartered in Federal Way, Washington, near
Seattle, BSI operates five regional offices in Washington State and one in New York
City.

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