Connecticut Resources & Referrals

Whether you’re supporting an aging parent, navigating memory changes, or seeking mental health care, Connecticut offers a rich network of trusted professionals and community programs.

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WELL-BEING SPECIALISTS

Connecticut Wellness Referral Network

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ELDER CARE SPECIALISTS

Connecticut Elder Referral Network

Licensed Mental Health Professionals

Family/Couple Therapists

Licensed therapists who work with couples and families, offering couples therapy, family therapy, or both, based on need.

Email : jhammerslough@gmail.com
Web: Jane Hammerslough, LMFT.
West LA-based. Virtual: CA, NY, MA, CT, and FL
Age range: Young adults and adults (16 years older and older)
Specialities: Relationship and family issues, processing trauma, and life transitions
Other: I view therapy as an active collaboration with clients to explore their lives and relationships, work through old patterns and current areas of discontent, and identify and utilize strengths--and strategies--for personal growth and creating more optimistic and fulfilling lives.
Experience in clinical research on trauma and relationships informs my work; training/modalities include family systems, Imago, IFS/IFIO, EMDR, CBT-I, among others.
I am also the author of more than 25 books for young readers and adults.
Accept Insurance: No

CT Elder Care Referral Network

These resources are all individual-facing and designed to connect people directly with support services, whether you are seeking help with navigating benefits, planning long-term care, or accessing dementia-related programs in your community.

Planning and Care Providers in Connecticut

COMING SOON:

Geriatric Care Managers, Elder Law & Estate Planning Attorneys, Fiduciary & Financial Specialists, Real Estate & Transition Specialists, Care Navigation & Support Programs, Benefits & Long-Term Care Advisors

Aging Support & Community Organizations

Across Connecticut, local and state organizations work to strengthen resources for older adults and caregivers. From statewide aging services to community programs focused on dementia support and caregiver guidance, these networks help families connect with services, education, support, and practical assistance that foster independence and well-being.

State & Regional Aging Services

Resources that help older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers access services, supports, benefits, and planning assistance across the state.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Organizations

Statewide organizations offering education, support, advocacy, and connection for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or related dementias and their families.

Local Dementia Support & Caregiver Programs

Community-based programs providing direct support, caregiver resources, planning assistance, and connection to local services.

Central access point for aging and disability services, benefits counseling, long-term support referrals, and options planning.
Phone: 1-800-994-9422 |
Web: https://portal.ct.gov/ads/knowledge-base/articles/independent-living-services/more-independent-living-resources/aging-and-disability-resource-centers
Statewide aging support and navigation services linking older adults and caregivers with in-home services, community programs, and long-term supports.
Web: https://agingct.org/get-help/
Helps families access respite options, adult day services, and information to support caregiver relief.
Website: https://portal.ct.gov/ads/knowledge-base/articles/independent-living-services/healthy-living-services/connecticut-statewide-respite-care
Investigates reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation for adults age 60+ and develops safety plans where needed.
Hotline: 1-888-385-4225 | Website: https://portal.ct.gov/dss/social-work-services/social-work-services/protective-services-for-the-elderly
Free counseling on Medicare, insurance options, and benefit navigation for older adults and caregivers.
Website: https://wcaaa.org/programs/choices

Offers support groups, educational workshops, care consultations, and a 24/7 helpline for families navigating dementia.
Helpline: 800-272-3900
Website: https://www.alz.org/ct
A practical statewide guide with tips, planning tools, and links to services for caregivers and families.
Website: https://portal.ct.gov/agingservices/older-adult-resources/dementia-resources

Support for older adults and caregivers, including navigation services, educational programs, and dementia-friendly resources.
Website: https://seniorresourcesec.org
Offers caregiver support groups, counseling, coaching, respite planning, and referrals for in-home and community services.
Website: https://www.aoascc.org/Services/Caring-for-Loved-Ones-at-Home/Caregiver-Support-and-Respite-Services/
Regional support for older adults and caregivers, including resources for aging in place and access to local services.
Website: https://ncaaact.org
Personalized aging support and referral services serving seniors and caregivers in southwestern Connecticut.
Website: https://www.swcaa.org

Residential Facilities for Older Adults

COMING SOON: Independent Living, Community-Based Living, Independent Living Communities, Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing Homes / Skilled Nursing Facilities, Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)