Stress Management for Families Helping Teens with Disabilities Adjust to Life After High School

The life adjustment period after high school graduation is momentous for so many positive reasons of achievement, growth, and increasing independence. At the same time, it often comes with anxiety and strain related to a less structured schedule, a more disjointed sense of community, and persistent questions of “What now?”

CPEA is excited to sponsor this informative webinar provided by Bobby Dodd Institute!

In this webinar, Dana Smith will cover:

-- A therapeutic exploration of the developmental milestones common between the ages of 18–24

-- Short- and long-term strategies for managing anxiety, worry, and stress

-- Practical guidance for recognizing and responding to symptoms of depression for both caregivers and the young adults they support

Who Should Attend:

Caregivers, family members, and close supporters of young adults with disabilities who are approaching or navigating life after high school. Soon-to-be graduates, siblings, and other trusted supports are welcome.

Thursday, Mar 26

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM EDT

Online event