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Copyright © 2026 Redwood Family Care Network
Copyright © 2026 Redwood Family Care Network
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by an outside force that affects how the brain works.
It may result from a forceful bump or blow to the head or body, or from an object penetrating the brain. Traumatic brain injuries can range in severity, and their effects may be temporary, long-term, or lifelong.
No two people experience a traumatic brain injury in exactly the same way. A person’s abilities and support needs depend on several factors, including the location and extent of the injury and how their recovery progresses. Individualized, person-centered support can help people build skills, adapt to changes, strengthen independence, and pursue goals meaningful to them.
Our specialty is supporting individuals with traumatic brain injuries, including those who have co-occurring intellectual and developmental disabilities or complex behavioral and medical needs. We use a person-centered, interdisciplinary approach that partners with physicians, rehabilitation specialists, therapists, behavioral health professionals, families, and support teams to maximize recovery, independence, and quality of life. Supports are individualized to each person's strengths, preferences, communication style, and goals while promoting safety, meaningful participation, and the highest level of independence possible.
At Redwood, every journey begins with the individual, not a diagnosis or label. Through our person-centered approach, we work closely with individuals, families, caregivers, and support teams to understand each person's unique strengths, goals, preferences, and needs. Together, we create personalized support plans that promote independence, meaningful relationships, community connection, and overall wellbeing.
Our services may include residential and home-based supports, day and community programs, employment and vocational services, community integration, behavioral services, crisis support, and care coordination. Delivered by compassionate, highly trained teams, these services are designed to help individuals live fulfilling, self-directed lives while remaining connected to the people and communities that matter most.
Every individual experiences life differently, and support needs often extend beyond a single diagnosis or condition.
The services below are designed to help individuals build skills, increase independence, strengthen community connections, and achieve personal goals throughout every stage of life.
Safe, supportive living environments that feel like home.
Opportunities to connect, learn, and engage in everyday life.
Pathways to meaningful work and greater independence.
Responsive, compassionate support during challenging moments, focused on stability, understanding, and positive outcomes.
Resources, guidance, and partnership for families navigating care, decisions, and everyday support.
Tools, information, and ongoing learning opportunities to empower individuals, families, and partners.
Every journey is different. Together, we can find the supports that fit your needs and help you move toward greater independence, connection, and quality of life.
Redwood provides a variety of person-centered services across Arizona, California, Idaho, Minnesota, Nevada, and Washington. Available programs may vary by location, funding source, and individual needs.
Whether you're exploring services for yourself, a family member, or someone you support professionally, our team is here to help.
We'll take the time to understand your goals, answer your questions, and help you navigate available programs, resources, and funding options. Together, we can identify the services and supports that best fit your needs and build a path forward centered around what matters most to you.
