Ambulatory Youth Care

Who is Ambulatory Youth Care for?

Ambulatory youth care is intended for young people who need support in their daily functioning. Guidance takes place in the home environment, at school, or within the young person's living environment.

This support is suitable when a young person:

• Has difficulty with structure, behavior, or emotional regulation
• Has a diagnosis such as mild intellectual disability, ASD, or ADHD
• Gets stuck at school, at home, or in social situations
• Needs support in developing skills and independence
• Needs guidance with complex care needs within the family or network

What do we offer?

At Vitraa, we offer tailored ambulatory youth care, adapted to both the young person and the family:

• Guidance at home, at school, or in the neighborhood
• Support with structure, planning, and daily skills
• Guidance with behavior, emotions, and social skills
• Practical help with school, daytime activities, and leisure
• Coaching focused on self-confidence and resilience
• Support and advice for parents/caregivers
• Collaboration with schools, care providers, and involved agencies
• Support in building a positive network

Our approach

We work from a family-centered approach. This means we not only look at the young person, but at the entire system around them. Parents and caregivers are actively involved in the guidance.

In addition, we offer:

• Parenting support
• Strengthening parenting skills
• Insight and practical tools for behavioral and developmental questions

We work in a culturally sensitive manner and align with the norms, values, and background of the family.