by Teal C. | Feb 1, 2023 | Best Practice Blog, Views from the Spectrum
Learning Independence from CA There’s so much I have grasped over the years of being in the Transitional program at CA and a few that I still need to improve upon. Some of the ones that I have conquered are how to cook my own meals, do laundry, communicate with...
by Sarah Sheppard | Apr 5, 2022 | Best Practice Blog
Finding Safe Ways to Stretch During the month of March, CA Adult Programs hosted a parent support group and educational training for parents and adults on “launching with love.” Both groups were hosted by our LCSW coach Erin Delp and facilitated wonderful discussion...
by Sarah McCaig | Mar 29, 2022 | Best Practice Blog, Work-Life Balance
4 Tools For Time Management Do you struggle to remember when to do your household chores? Do you experience time-blindness when trying to manage your morning routine and be on time for work/school? When learning to manage your time/schedule in relation to your...
by Emma Rutstein | Mar 10, 2022 | Best Practice Blog
Listening vs. Hearing You’ve probably heard the phrase, “lend a listening ear” before and perhaps not thought much of it. In fact, that saying says a lot about how we can support our loved ones and people we encounter on a daily basis. There is a big difference...
by Sarah Sheppard | Mar 2, 2022 | Best Practice Blog
What can we start doing now, at home to prepare our adolescent or adult for independence? This is a question I am frequently asked by parents and supportive parties who have a neurodiverse adolescent or adult living at home. For most transition-age youth, adulthood is...
by Sarah McCaig | Feb 18, 2022 | Best Practice Blog
Kitchen Skills and Independence As part of our curriculum in CA’s programs for adults on the spectrum, we coach through developing kitchen skills. Clients enter into our programs with a range of kitchen knowledge. It all begins with exposure. Once, when baking...
