Structured Support for
Families in the Home
Intensive In-Home (IIH) Services provide structured, clinical support delivered directly in the home, at school, and in the community for children and adolescents ages 5 to 17 who are experiencing significant emotional or behavioral challenges.
IIH meets families where behaviors actually happen, in the spaces where children live, learn, and grow. The goal is to stabilize the home, strengthen family relationships, and prevent more restrictive placements like hospitalization, residential treatment, or foster care.
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When Intensive In-Home May Be Appropriate
IIH may be appropriate when:
- A child or teen (ages 5 to 17) is dealing with ongoing behavioral or emotional challenges
- Family conflict is making it hard to keep things safe or stable at home
- Outpatient therapy on its own is not enough to make a difference
- There is risk of the child being placed outside the home, including hospitalization, residential treatment, or foster care
- A more frequent, structured level of support is needed in the home and community
If you are not sure whether IIH is the right level of care for your child, our team can walk you through the assessment process and help you figure out next steps.
Assessment and Service Planning
In-Home Therapeutic Intervention
Skill Development and Family Strengthening
Ongoing Monitoring and Coordination
Community-Based Support Across Our Service Region
IIH treats the whole family as part of the work, not just the child. Our team is in the home, on the ground, working alongside parents and caregivers so the strategies that build stability are practiced in real settings with real support. The result is care that holds up after services end.
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Common Questions, Clear Answers
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