What’s Next? Transitioning into Adulthood

 

You might have heard the saying ‘children with Autism turn into adults with Autism’. In this panel discussion, you will hear from ABA clinicians about some key considerations as you prepare for your child to become an adult and what post-school success may look like. This panel will touch upon various living options, community skills and potential employment opportunities

Course Description

As children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) transition into adulthood, parents and caregivers face important decisions to ensure the best outcomes. This 40-minute panel discussion features ABA clinicians who will share insights on effectively navigating the process of transitioning into adulthood.

Key Topics

  • Living options for adults with ASD
  • Meaningful community involvement
  • Potential employment opportunities
  • Essential skills for promoting independence

The panel will discuss early planning strategies, the importance of asking questions, and seeking additional support. They will highlight key considerations and skills to develop that aid in transitioning into adulthood successfully.

Who Should Attend?

  • Parents and caregivers of individuals with ASD
  • ABA clinicians and therapists
  • Educators and support workers
  • Anyone involved in the transition planning process for individuals with Autism

Why Attend?

  • Expert Insights: Learn from experienced ABA clinicians
  • Practical Advice: Gain actionable tips for transitioning into adulthood
  • Comprehensive Coverage: Understand living options, community involvement, and employment opportunities
  • Skill Development: Discover key skills that support independence in adulthood

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