Family stories
The families we work for.
Every child on our caseload arrived with a different story and a different set of hopes. These are some of the things their parents have told us along the way.
Rated 5 out of 5
Having therapy at home changed everything for us. There was no meltdown in the car before every session, and the team worked on the things that were actually hard for us: mornings, transitions, mealtimes.
Amina H.
Parent of a 6-year-old · Maplewood
Rated 5 out of 5
The caregiver training was the part I did not expect to matter so much. I finally understood why my son was doing what he was doing, and what to do instead of guessing.
Daniel R.
Parent of a 9-year-old · St. Paul
Rated 5 out of 5
They coordinated directly with our daughter’s school and her paediatrician. For the first time everyone was working from the same plan instead of three different ones.
Sarah L.
Parent of a 12-year-old · Roseville
Rated 5 out of 5
What I appreciated most was being told the truth. When a goal was not working they said so and changed it, instead of waiting six months to tell us at a review.
Marcus T.
Parent of a 15-year-old · Woodbury
Rated 5 out of 5
We had been on a waiting list somewhere else for months. AdilChild walked us through the evaluation and the paperwork and actually explained what each step meant.
Fatima A.
Parent of a 4-year-old · St. Paul
Rated 5 out of 5
Our son asked for help with something on his own for the first time last month. Small to anyone else. Enormous to us.
Joy O.
Parent of an 8-year-old · Eagan
What matters to families
The things parents tell us made the difference
Across every conversation, the same four themes keep coming back.
No commute
The session starts when we arrive, not after a stressful car journey.
Straight answers
Plain language about what is working, what is not, and what we are changing.
Skills for parents
Caregivers leave every block of training with something they can use tonight.
Joined-up care
School, doctor and therapy team finally working from one shared plan.
Your family’s story starts with a call.
Fifteen minutes, no obligation, and a straight answer about what is possible.