Programs

Parents for Transition

Two Parents for Transition programs are available depending on the age of the child. The 6-week program is geared towards parents raising children with invisible disabilities in kindergarten though 10th grade. The 8-week program is geared towards parents raising children with invisible disabilities who are in 11th and 12th grade. 
6-Week Program
WEEK 1: Welcome; Goal setting
WEEK 2: Self-disclosure / What are the Five-Self's?
WEEK 3: Community resources (Guest speakers)
WEEK 4: Parent discussion 
WEEK 5: Parent self-care 
WEEK 6: Wrap up; Celebration

8-Week Program
WEEK 1: Welcome; Goal setting
WEEK 2: Self-disclosure
WEEK 3: Community resources (Guest speakers)
WEEK 4: How to pay for college without applying for student loans
WEEK 5: What are the Five-Self's?
WEEK 6: Parent discussion 
WEEK 7: Parent self-care
WEEK 8: Wrap up; Celebration
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Youth For Independence

Youth for Independence is a 6-week program that is geared towards youth aged 12-22 with invisible disabilities.  This course will be ideal for youth who do not have access to an adult support system.  The course will teach youth how to advocate for themselves in order to transition to independence. ​
6-Week Program
WEEK 1: Welcome; Goal setting
WEEK 2: Self-disclosure / The Five-Self's
WEEK 3: Community resources (Guest speakers)
WEEK 4: Group's topic choice
WEEK 5: Youth self-care
WEEK 6: Wrap up; Celebration

Look Good Feel Good
Since 2023, the Look Good Feel Good (LGFG) Program has partnered with local schools, licensed cosmetologists and barbers to help students with invisible disabilities build confidence and show up as their best selves.  We believe that when students look good, they feel good, they are more likely to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.  By helping youth feel confident and prepared we aim to positively impact school attendance, academic performance, behavior, and self-esteem.
Program topics can be customized for groups and individuals based on interests and needs.