Our Impact

The support C.A.S.E. has provided to me, my husband, and our two adopted children has been phenomenal. Our case manager and therapist helped us access an expert psychological assessment for my son. This gave us more detail on his learning differences and has helped us to work towards an IEP that better meets his needs. We have also greatly valued the therapy provided by C.A.S.E. clinicians, as our children continue to come to terms with their histories and the recent passing of their birth mother. I cannot speak highly enough of the vital work C.A.S.E. does to support children, and to help parents advocate for their family. Foster and adoptive families face a particular range of challenges, and the support of C.A.S.E. has helped our family to become more resilient.

My son really enjoys his sessions and likes to talk about what his thinking and feeling with his therapist. He likes when the issues he is dealing with are explained to him and it starts to make sense to him.

Everyone [in the group] was very welcoming and I didn’t feel…alone, I met others who were adopted…which made it easier for me to talk openly about my adoption.

The presenter was fantastic. She was extremely knowledgeable and engaging. She clearly had a passion for working with adoptive families/ad

NPAC post-adoption support coaches suggested that my child may have sensory needs. We then sought help from an occupational therapist that helped a lot.

The presentation was very helpful. As a resource social worker, I felt that this training was essential for this time…

The expertise of the therapists, the non-judgmental approach to helping parents, the compassion and understanding they show towards our family

NPAC post-adoption support coaches helped connect me to resources for specific disabilities for my child.

Great knowledge of the specific relationships, emotions, and phases of adoption through foster care; all of the resources for adoptive parents, children, and teens; and especially the personalized care and counseling (catered to my tweens style and interests) by our therapist!

I knew I could be confident that the presenter was knowledgeable about this information and did not steer away from deeper topics regarding the adoptee experience. I found this was an extremely well-rounded presentation that covered an array of important information from different angles of the adoption experience.

NPAC post-adoption support coaches provided language I could use in a student study meeting to acquire a 504 for my child.

It was very informative and focuses directly on the skills needed to work with children and families going through the adoption process.