Counseling for people with or without disabilities and their families from therapists who are specially attuned to their unique issues. Counseling in Sign Language is available for people with hearing and communication disorders. ARC Broward has developed mental health services which are specifically designed to serve the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. The purpose of this program is to enhance the quality of life for individuals and their families through direct therapeutic treatment of mental disorders. This program also provides home-based intervention and public education.

Mental Health services are provided for the treatment of certain psychological conditions including but not limited to depression, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, disassociative disorders, sexual and other gender identity disorders, eating disorders, sleeping disorders, impulse control disorders, adjustment disorders, personality disorders, and other conditions that impact the mental health of the individuals served. The Mental Health program maintains a clinical staff of licensed social workers, mental health therapists, nurses and behavior analysts.

Therapy staff is highly qualified in a vast array of treatment modalities. Under the supervision of a licensed therapist and prescribed by a physician, these therapies will generally produce functional outcomes in muscle control, ambulation, postural development, as well as, maximize range of motion, oral and fine motor skills.

Licensed Speech/Language Pathologists provide speech/language services as prescribed by a physician. Individuals with a speech, language, communication, swallowing and/or hearing disability are evaluated and provided treatments that will achieve specific, functional communication goals.