Adelbrook is a non-profit organization based in Connecticut that provides comprehensive behavioral health, educational, and residential services to children and young adults with emotional, developmental, and behavioral challenges. Founded in 1900 as the Cromwell Children’s Home, the organization has evolved significantly over the decades to meet changing community needs. The organization operates multiple programs, including a special education school, therapeutic group homes, and community-based services. Adelbrook’s Learning Center is a state-approved special education facility that serves students ages 3-21 with autism spectrum disorders, developmental disabilities, and other behavioral health challenges. Adelbrook provides a continuum of care through various services including residential treatment, therapeutic after-school programs, in-home behavioral supports, and vocational training for young adults. The organization employs a multidisciplinary team of professionals including special education teachers, behavioral analysts, therapists, and direct care staff. The organization is licensed by the Connecticut State Department of Children and Families and maintains accreditation from various regulatory bodies. Adelbrook serves individuals and families throughout Connecticut, working closely with local school districts and state agencies to provide appropriate levels of care and support. Their approach emphasizes evidence-based practices and individualized treatment planning to promote positive outcomes for their clients.