Autism Resources


Targeted Case Management for Children
When your child needs help, it can be tough to find – and access – services and resources. It’s confusing. It’s complex. It’s overwhelming.
But you don’t have to do it alone. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
Who qualifies?
Children ages 0 to 17 with:
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Behavioral or emotional difficulties at home and/or school; or
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A diagnosis that is not a developmental challenge; or
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Destructive behaviors that could cause self-harm or harm to others.
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We offer Targeted Case Management in Central Florida, Brevard County, Pinellas County and Northeast Florida.
What to expect:
Our goal is to empower you to be your child’s greatest advocate and to safely work through challenges – even if every day feels like another crisis – so your child can remain at home and school (when appropriate).
We can meet with your child at home, school or daycare – wherever it’s most convenient and comfortable.
Working together, we’ll assess your child’s needs and develop a personalized plan to:
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Help your family work through tough challenges and reach goals
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Advocate for your child’s mental health needs
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Build strategies to handle challenging behaviors and situations
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Manage stress and frustrations
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Targeted Case Management for Adults
If you’re struggling to find or access the right services to manage behavioral health conditions, we can help.
Who qualifies?
Adults (18+) with:
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Involvement in a DCF behavioral health program
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A behavioral health diagnosis
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We offer this service to adults in Central Florida, Brevard and the Panama City area.
What to expect:
We’ll empower you to navigate the complex system of care to access resources, from understanding your insurance benefits to building your support system and finding a health care provider.
Working together, we’ll develop a personalized plan to:
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Set and reach goals
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Find peace and stability
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Advocate for your needs
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Build strategies to handle stressful situations
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Connect you with deeper resources including:
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Counseling
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Behavior analysis
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Psychological or psychiatric evaluations
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Monthly medication check-ins with your child’s doctor
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Mentoring