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Start with a Plan That's Actually Yours.
Before we coach, we listen.
Before any goals are set or skills are worked on, it helps to start with the vision you hold for adult life.
The Adulthood Planning Consultation is a person-centered planning session that maps where someone is now and what comes next, then turns it into a clear, usable plan.
Two ways to take part
Which track fits is based on how a person can participate, not their age.
Self-Directed: The client takes part directly, shares their own goals, and signs for themselves, with caregivers supporting alongside.
Caregiver-Supported: A caregiver signs and informs, while the client takes part as fully as they can, using AAC or supported decision-making. A good fit for minors, communication differences, or higher support needs.
What you receive
A written, person-centered plan you can act on and share
A prioritized list of the goals and supports that matter most
Referrals and clear next steps, including a path into ongoing support if you want it
How it fits
The consultation is the planning step:
If you decide to continue into ABA, an Initial Assessment then sets a measured baseline, and skill-building begins from there. Many families use the consultation on its own, as a roadmap for navigating other community supports.
It is planning, not a diagnosis:
This is a person-centered planning service, not a medical, psychological, or diagnostic evaluation, and not behavior treatment.
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