Having a developmental disability does not define what you can do, where you can live, or what your life can become. As a DDD-enrolled provider serving Glendale and greater Maricopa County, we build habilitation plans that teach real skills for a real life.
Developmental Disability Services
“Your goals. Your life. Our full support.”
Habilitation and supported living, centered on your goals. Very few providers hold both DDD enrollment and behavioral health licensing under one roof — we do.
About This Service
Care Built Around You
Habilitation services — daily living and life skills
Supported living arrangements
Person-centered planning
DDD transition services for young adults
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?
DDD-enrolled adults and their families across Maricopa County
Individuals transitioning out of school-based DDD services
Families exploring supported living for the first time
Spanish-speaking families navigating the Arizona DDD system
Free Download
Download the brochure to understand more about our DDD service.
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
Do I need to already be enrolled in DDD to start these services?
Not necessarily — call us and we'll help you understand where you are in that process and what's possible now versus what depends on enrollment status.
What's the difference between habilitation and supported living?
Habilitation focuses on building specific skills toward your goals — communication, daily living, independence. Supported living is more about the ongoing, day-to-day support that helps you live where and how you want. Many people use both together.
Can these services work alongside behavioral health care at the same time?
Yes — that's actually the point of having both under one roof. Your team can coordinate rather than you having to manage two separate providers who don't talk to each other.
Who decides what my goals are — me, my family, or the care team?
You do. Family input matters and is welcome, but the goals are built around what you actually want your life to look like.