InVision Human Services

Founded in 1992, InVision Human Services helps people with intellectual disabilities, autism, and complex mental health needs live their best ordinary lives. Because no two people are alike, we customize our supports around each individual's goals, needs, and dreams. We're especially known for helping people with traumatic histories and challenging behaviors that other providers often struggle to support. We believe those behaviors are often forms of communication, so instead of simply trying to change them, we focus on understanding the needs behind them. By building trust, fostering strong relationships, and providing integrated support services, we help people create lives filled with meaning, purpose, joy, and connection.

Our Services:

InVision Residential

A home of their own in a supportive community and the freedom to make decisions on where and how they want to live are things people without disabilities often take for granted. InVision believes people with disabilities deserve an independent life which-to us-has always equaled an independent living situation. The people we support live in their own homes, in their own communities, on their own terms.

** Alex's Story: The Importance of Customized Services

InVision Employment Supports

Some of the people we support want to have a job, so we work with them to not only find a job, but also support them on their path to achieving their vision of a rewarding career and making a positive impact on their communities.

InVision Behavioral Health

InVision provides vital psychotherapy, assessment, and consultation services, including individual and group psychotherapy and medication management strategies, for the people we support as well as individuals and families throughout the community.

Testimonials

"Best place to be a DSP and support person."
"I have seen firsthand what InVision Human Services means to the people they serve. The people they support are given the utmost respect and care. Thankful for such a great group of caring people."