Family serves as informal case managers, providing and coordinating care for their relatives. Apart from the basic personality traits of the person concerned, it is the attitude and the actions of the members of the family that determine the future course of the life of the Intellectually Disabled person. Family counseling is equally important as casework. Before reintegration, the family should be given awareness regarding the post-care or after-care services of the resident. The coordinator cum counselor gives the family sessions of counseling before sending the resident with the family.
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