Webinar: Listen Up! Building Neurodiversity Self-Advocacy Skills for Life and Academic Success

Webinar attendees will learn about how to teach neurodivergent teens and young adults to become more independent and plan for their goal of living on their own.

The Donkey Rule

If several people I really respected were telling me not to do something I wanted to do, or telling me to do something else instead, I learned that I should listen to them.

Spotlight On Success A Conversation With Sam Farmer

As we embrace Autism Awareness Month during the month of April, CIP would like to spotlight Sam Farmer.

CIP Adapting Specialized Education to Online Learning

CIP adapting specialized educational transition programs for young adults with learning differences and autism to online learning in response to COVID-19.

Adjusting to Transitions: For Young Adults on the Autism Spectrum or with Learning Differences

Learning to properly transition into a new environment is important, especially for teens and young adults on the autism spectrum or with learning differences.

The Melbourne Beachsider: Teach on the Beach – Camp’s Fun Outing for High-Schoolers

The Melbourne Beachsider joins our Summer@CIP Brevard session to learn how our program supports and prepares teens with Autism and Learning Differences for the transition to adulthood.

Top 4 Critical Success Factors for Transitioning to Independent Living for Young Adults with Autism or Learning Differences

Students on the autism spectrum or with a learning difference and their parents can increase the likelihood of a successful transition to adulthood by focusing on four critical areas to prepare for the obstacles ahead.

Berkshire Record: Asperger’s, LD Organization Celebrates 35th Year

An organization focused on helping young adults with Asperger’s Syndrome and other learning differences define the path to their futures is celebrating its 35th anniversary.

Florida Today: Mane Event! Equine Therapy Program Event Helps CIP Brevard Students with Disabilities

Local equine therapy program in Melbourne, FL helps students with disabilities gain leadership, non-verbal communication, and other critical interpersonal skills as they spend time socializing with horses.

Indiana Daily Student: ‘Learning to Trust Himself:’ Cook with Autism Works Toward Independence

Joe has come a long way since he came to CIP Bloomington. Now his passion for cooking may be the strongest force propelling him toward an independent life.

Ten Facts About CIP

CIP is designed to help young people with learning differences make successful transitions from adolescence to young adulthood

Resources to Help Build Social, Executive Function, and Academic Skills

The following list of resources can help supplement a multifaceted approach to build social, executive function, and academic skills.

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