Some with intellectual and developmental disabilities experience such significant life challenges that others often deem them too difficult or complex to support. At InVision Human Services, where others see challenges, we see opportunities. Opportunities to help people with disabilities build lives filled with independence and purpose.
Working for InVision Human Services is more than a job. It is a rewarding career where you can make a positive impact on the lives of people with disabilities.
In October's Guiding Principles at Work article, Dr. Ray Thomas, director of quality management at InVision, shares his personal connection to our Guiding Principle: We Put People First.
One of our biggest priorities at InVision Human Services is the health and safety of our team members and the people we support. In honor of Fire Prevention Week, we dedicated this article to discussing the role of InVision's Safety Committee and fire safety and prevention within our organization.
As a therapist, Lauren Burling, licensed clinical social worker with InVision Behavioral Health, focuses her work around helping people find meaning in their lives, despite the challenges they may face. Discover how meaning intersects with one's mental health through Lauren's shared insight!