Caregiving is real work — physically, emotionally, financially — and it’s work that too often goes unsupported until something breaks. Our family and caregiver services exist because a family member’s wellbeing is not separate from the person they’re caring for.
Family & Caregiver Services
“You matter here too.”
Respite care, family therapy, and planning support — because caregivers matter here too. Real time off, not just an hour between appointments.
About This Service
Care Built Around You
In-home, community, and emergency respite care
Family and caregiver therapy
Caregiver support groups
Family crisis planning
Your Care Journey, Step by Step
1
Intake + Assessment
A licensed clinician learns your story, history, and goals before anything else — so the plan starts with you, not a form.
2
Personalized Care Plan
A plan built around what you actually need, coordinated with any other services you're already receiving.
3
Ongoing Care & Check-ins
Consistent sessions, progress check-ins, and coordination across your full care team as things change.
4
Aftercare & Continued Support
Long-term goals, referrals, and community connections to support what comes next.
Is this the right fit for you?
Parents and family caregivers of DDD-enrolled or behavioral health clients
Caregivers experiencing burnout or compassion fatigue
Families needing crisis planning support
Spanish-speaking families seeking caregiver resources
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Areas Served
Phoenix
Peoria
Glendale
Mesa
Scottsdale
Care from wherever you are
Not everyone is comfortable receiving care in person. That's why we offer secure telehealth services, so you can access the care you need from the comfort and privacy of wherever you are.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly counts as "respite care" here?
Real time off — meaning actual planned relief from caregiving duties, not just the hour your family member happens to be in an appointment elsewhere.
Is family therapy only for parents of a child with a disability?
No — any family member affected by a loved one's care needs can be part of it: spouses, siblings, adult children, whoever's actually carrying part of the load.
How far in advance do I need to schedule respite care?
Call us directly for current scheduling — availability varies, and we'll give you real timelines rather than a generic promise.
Can I get caregiver support even if my family member isn't currently a client here?
Ask us directly — reach out and we'll tell you honestly what's possible for your specific situation.