The transition to adulthood is a major milestone—and for individuals receiving behavior support, this period brings both new opportunities and unique challenges. Whether the goal is independent living, employment, higher education, or simply navigating adult responsibilities, it’s important to have the right strategies and support systems in place.

When most people hear the term "behavior support," they often associate it with children. But the reality is that behavior management services can be just as beneficial for adults—particularly those navigating challenges related to emotional regulation, independence, relationships, or daily functioning.