At ECCM, our goal is to help adults, children, and adolescents achieve recovery from behavioral health issues and also provide alternatives for the homeless and forensic populations. We strive to integrate a variety of community services into a master plan and guide individuals through the journey of recovery.
Symptoms of mental illness vary by condition, but typically individuals will have some difficulty in regulating mood, inhibition, cognition, or perception — negatively affecting day-to-day function and their relationships with themselves and/or others.
Early intervention is important for diagnosing and treating autism because it is applied during toddlerhood (2-3 years old) when brain plasticity is at its highest.
Cognitive disabilities can look different per person, however, it’s important to have a good understanding of what these are, and how they differ from developmental disabilities.
Nowadays there are more ways to live a satisfying and independent life as an adult with a disability. Read about the signs of intellectual disabilities in adults to learn more.
