Therapy, psychiatry (where available), and behavioral supports designed for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (ID/DD) and their families.
- Evidence‐based approaches
- Supervision/licensure info for clinicians.
Therapy & Counseling (Individual/Family)
Evidence‐informed therapy tailored to each person’s goals and communication style.
- Individual & family counseling: practical coping skills, communication, and problem‐solving
- Adapted approaches for ID/DD: visuals, routines, and skill rehearsal that fit real life
- Care teamwork: coordination with support coordinators, schools, and medical providers (with consent)
Psychiatric Evaluation & Medication Management
Our psychiatric team provides comprehensive evaluations and ongoing medication management.
- Evaluation & treatment planning: whole‐person review of symptoms, history, and goals
- Medication management: shared decisions, monitoring benefits/side effects, and safety education
- Collaboration: works closely with your therapist, primary care, and support team.
Note: Where onsite psychiatry is not available, we coordinate referrals.
Behavioral Support for ID/DD (PBS & BSPs)
Positive Behavior Support (PBS) focuses on understanding the “why” behind behaviors and teaching skills that work at home and in the community.
- Functional assessment & plan: develop a Behavior Support Plan (BSP) with clear strategies and safety steps
- Skill building: communication, self‐regulation, daily living, and community participation
- Coaching & training: we coach caregivers and staff to use supports consistently, then track outcomes
Not for Emergencies: For life‐threatening situations, call 911. For crisis support in Alabama, 988 is available 24/7.