Who We Serve

Children and teens who are adopted and their families

Adoption can not only heighten existing life challenges, but also add new ones to a family’s life. Our therapists work with children, teens and parents, both one-on-one and together, to provide the support to overcome them.

Children and teens who are in foster care and their families

Foster care can be challenging for children who enter an unfamiliar household, usually under traumatic circumstances. It can be equally challenging for parents who seek to provide a stable, loving environment. We help ease this transition for everyone involved.

Kinship families

Kinship families – children who are raised by a family member – face similar challenges as other adoptive families. We help all members of kinship families work through these challenges.

Adult adoptees and their families

Adoption-related challenges often appear at significant life transitions such as marriage, pregnancy or parenthood. They also come to the forefront when individuals who have been adopted consider searching and reuniting with their birth parents. Our therapists support and counsel adult adoptees as these concerns arise.

Expectant parents

If you are considering adoption as an option for your unborn child, you don’t have to do it alone. We will help you decide whether or not to pursue an adoption, and if you do, we will be at your side throughout the process.

Birth parents

If your child has been adopted or placed in foster care, you may be profoundly affected by that experience. We help you and your family manage these deep emotions.

Prospective and waiting adoptive parents

If you are considering adopting a child, working with C.A.S.E. early in the process will help you identify and resolve initial questions and conflicts. We help families of all kinds navigate the adoption process.

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