Growing Together: Navigating the Life Stage Checklist for Families

Join us for an empowering and informative webinar, Growing Together: Navigating the Life Stage Checklist for Families. This session is designed to support parents and caregivers as they navigate the journey from childhood to adulthood for children with complex medical and developmental needs.

We will walk participants through the Transition to Adulthood/Life Stage Checklist step-by-step, breaking down key milestones and actionable steps across critical life stages. From early intervention to adult services, this comprehensive guide empowers families to feel confident as they prepare for transitions, access necessary supports, and advocate effectively.

Then, a panel of experienced parents will share their journeys. They will provide insights into navigating challenges such as coordinating care for adults with disabilities and addressing gaps in resources and support. Their stories will offer practical advice and encouragement for families facing similar experiences.

We will also share tools to help streamline the process, including PESA’s Educational Transition For Youth With Neurological Conditions Guide and Transition Roadmap for Youth with Neurological Conditions course, plus other valuable resources to guide families in planning for the future. 

What You’ll Learn:

• How to use the ​Transition to Adulthood/Life Stage Checklist  to plan and prepare for key transitions.
• Insights and real-life tips from parents who have navigated the transition process.
• Practical tools and resources to support education, healthcare, and independent living transitions.

Who Should Attend:
This webinar is ideal for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities, educators, and advocates seeking clarity and actionable strategies to support young people through life’s stages.

Let us help you navigate this journey step by step so you can feel empowered and prepared for the road ahead.This webinar is presented in partnership with the تحالف جراحة الصرع عند الأطفال, DEE-P Connections, the شبكة الصرع النادرة, and the Angelman Syndrome Foundation.