Registration process
Whether you were referred by a court or attorney or are reaching out on your own, here is exactly what to expect from first contact to your first session.
Services can begin with a referral from an attorney, the court, or DFS — or you can simply contact us directly. Both paths are welcome.
You complete intake forms that tell us about your family and the services ordered or requested.
We collect the consents needed to proceed, including authorization to coordinate with the Department of Family Services where applicable.
A brief orientation makes sure everyone understands what to expect, the guidelines for sessions, and how documentation works.
We coordinate neutral session times that fit your family — including evenings and weekends for many services.
Your visits or therapeutic sessions take place in our safe, welcoming, child-centered space.
We keep objective notes and provide court-recognized documentation to the referral source when appropriate.
Before your first visit
A valid photo ID for check-in at each session.
Any completed intake forms and copies of relevant orders.
A favorite toy or snack can help younger children settle in.
Getting started
No. Many families are referred by a court, attorney, or DFS, but you may also contact us directly to arrange services.
Intake is usually quick. Once forms and required consents are complete, we move to scheduling.
Yes. Many services offer evening and weekend availability — our Respite Care and Safe Exchange hours run 7 AM–7 PM on weekdays, with weekends by appointment.
Reach out and our team will walk you through every step — referrals, paperwork, and scheduling.
