Mental Health Support
- IDD
Mental Health Care for All Abilities
we believe every person deserves a healthy and happy mind, no matter their ability. People with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD) can feel stress, worry, sadness, or other tough emotions—just like everyone else.
That’s why our Mental Health Services are specially created for individuals with IDD. We meet folks where they are and use clear words, patience, and kindness through every conversation and activity.
You’re Not Alone
Everyone can face tough mental health moments. With the right support, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities can learn healthy coping skills, grow in confidence, and enjoy a better quality of life. We’re here to help.
👉 Contact us today to get started.
Here’s How We Support You
- Counseling & Emotional Support
We provide personal, one-on-one sessions in a calm, safe space. Each person’s communication style, comfort level, and learning needs guide how we talk, move through time, and pause for questions. We go slow, speak clearly, and always respect everyone—so every voice is heard.
- Mental Health Education
We help people spot and understand their feelings and thoughts using simple words and real-life examples. We practice self-calming methods, daily routines to try, and simple ways to ask for help.
- Support for Families & Caregivers
We team up with mothers, fathers, siblings, and staff—showing them how to see signs of sadness or worry, and how to respond with gentle support. We also share tips for caregivers to manage their own stress, so they feel a little lighter, too.
- Behavior & Wellness Plans
When a person finds it hard to manage strong feelings or certain habits, we design positive plans built on their strengths. Every plan centers on the person, nurturing trust, stability, and growth.
- Trauma-Informed Care
For many people with disabilities, trauma can come from medical visits, bullying, or lack of support. In every interaction, we carefully consider these tough memories, responding with kindness, patience, and respect.
Services Can Include:
- Individual therapy
- Group sessions that teach social-emotional skills
- Anger and stress management
- Grief and loss support
- Communication techniques for sharing feelings
- Help with moving between seasons of life
- Coordination with doctors, schools, and housing teams
Our Approach
- Person-Centered: We listen, respect choices, and let each person move at their own pace.
- Accessible: We use simple words, pictures, and tools that make ideas clearer.
- Collaborative: Families and teams join in, so support feels the same at home, school, or work.
- Safe & Welcoming: No judgment here; just a caring space where individuals are truly seen.
