Pathway to Independence is a program designed to help middle school through high school aged children to develop self-help skills and community-based skills. The program is offered by the Center for Independence. Professionals from Behavioral Health, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Speech-Language Pathology will work with participants in the program.
Who Should Participate?
School-aged children through high school who have physical disabilities and are interested in gaining independence in self-help skills.
What Will They Learn?
Pathway to Independence will help participants:
- Become more independent in daily activities
- Learn to make appropriate decisions and choices
- Maximize self-help skills in the following areas:
- Communication
- Gross motor skills
- Fine motor skills
- Social skills
Pathway to Independence is tailored to each participant’s needs and level of functioning, preferences, and interests.
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