Parents Reflect on Residential Placement (Spanish available)

November 3, 2025

Four lessons from parents who’ve been there—insights to help you prepare emotionally and practically for your loved one’s transition to residential living.

Adults 22+English Living Options Regional Center Spanish Transition Age Youth (Ages 16-22)

Residential placement brings both change and growth—for your loved one and for you. In this heartfelt Close to Home video, Lisa from EFRC shares “four things families should keep in mind,” from realistic expectations and self-compassion to staying connected and embracing new family dynamics.

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