Guiding neurodivergent young adults to a fulfilling next chapter after high school

Parents of neurodivergent young adults and the young adults themselves need guidance when high school ends. An important question to ask is if the student is college ready. If they are, it is important to choose a college with robust academic supports and perhaps an embedded support program for neurodivergent students. Liz can take you and your student through the college application process with a focus on the needs of neurodivergent students, and she can help shore up necessary skills in advance of college. If your student is not college ready, or not ready yet, a question to ask is if they need a residential therapeutic or life skills program. Liz visits these programs with an eye for what will be a good fit for her clients. With empathy as a parent of a neurodivergent child herself who needed an alternative launch, and an educator specializing in neurodivergent students, Liz Sokolov can counsel you and your child to find a program with the right level of support so your child can thrive and shape their own bright future.