Frequent Asked Questions (FAQs)

Specialized respite care gives parents and caregivers a reliable break while their child receives safe, engaging, individualized support from someone who understands their needs. Families use respite for date nights, work, appointments, sibling activities, rest, travel support, school breaks and regular weekly care. It is more than babysitting. Our providers are selected for their experience supporting neurodivergent children, children with disabilities, and children with developmental, behavioral, communication, sensory or mental-health needs.

Our respite providers are experienced professionals and caregivers with backgrounds in special education, behavior support, speech and language, occupational therapy, mental-health support and related fields. Every provider is chosen with your child’s unique needs in mind. We aim to match families with someone who can provide not only supervision, but meaningful connection, individualized support and engaging activities.

Our homeschool support is individualized educational assistance for families educating a child outside of a traditional school setting. Depending on your family’s needs, support may include one-on-one instruction, help implementing curriculum, tutoring, learning activities, executive-function support, community-based learning and accommodations for neurodivergent learners. We work hard to individualize learning approaches based on your child’s unique strengths, support needs and family goals.

Yes, we provide individualized tutoring and learning support, including support for students who benefit from a more flexible, patient and neurodiversity-affirming approach. Tutoring can be used as part of homeschool support or as a stand-alone service, depending on availability and family needs.

Care coordination begins with a comprehensive consultation to discuss your family’s needs and review provider recommendations. From there, we help develop a care roadmap and curate a list of trusted providers and services from our network. Please note this consultation is non-clinical. Care coordination can include: provider outreach, insurance advocacy & support, referral coordination, appointment scheduling, provider outreach, in-person or virtual IEP and other meeting attendance, non-clinical crisis navigation, school navigation, relocation care navigation, transitional support

Our peer support and mentorship program is designed for neurodivergent adults. It helps participants build confidence, strengthen everyday skills and work toward meaningful personal goals with support from someone who understands their experiences. Our peer supporters are neurodivergent themselves and they bring lived experience to the relationship and create a supportive space where each person can feel understood, respected and empowered.

Inclusive event childcare allows parents and caregivers to participate more fully in conferences, company events, weddings, workshops, community gatherings and other special events. It provides families with support so attending important occasions feels more accessible.

Yes, inclusive event support is part of what we offer for special gatherings and community experiences. We work to help make participation more comfortable and inclusive for families and children.

Yes, live-in caregiver placements are one of the services we offer. This option is intended to create greater consistency, flexibility and peace of mind for families.