http://www.ohiof2f.org/training

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Please mark your calendars:Thursday, October 21 - Employment & BeyondIn this session, you will learn how to support youth with DD in preparing forsuccess in the workforce and resources for independence and community living.Speaker(s): Britta Hough, Community Life Engagement Project Manager, OhioDepartment of Developmental Disabilities (DODD)Register Online: CLE 2021 Transition Booster - Employment Tickets, Thu, Oct 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cle-2021-transition-booster-employment-tickets-162694885783>

vacation

Retirement

career / college

career

Care for aging family members

Parenting

graduation

Planning a dinner celebration

Recipes

Kind of like backward-chaining to teach skills?

Sorry don’t know how to change label - this is Aletta Sinoff

https://ohioemploymentfirst.org/view.php?nav_id=504

grandparents

Transition services coordinator

family caregivers teachers outside agency medical staff

Transition Coordinator, OOD, CCBDD, Guidance Counselor,

community rec center driver

employer

Older siblings

transition coordinator job coaches

BVR/OOD counselor

OTPTSLP

coaches

http://www.lifecoursetools.com/

https://www.imdetermined.org/

Safety and Security

socialization and friends for my son

Living with other people in a family atmosphere. Community of people who know him and love him and support him.

Relationships and Employment

find their passion and guide them towards it

Employed in team setting, live in community, social safety net nearby

My grandson wants to go to college for graphic design but Im not sure what to do because his problem is all physical. He camnog use his arms or legs.

isolation

Isolation,

I do not want my child being taken advantage of, abused

I do not want him to be all alone.

be alone

don't want to be ignored, neglected

I want a purpose, good health, happiness, love and friendship. I do not want boredom, illness/poor health and loneliness.

What my son doesn't want it to be alone

Alone in an apartment with only staff for company

Don’t want noisy place

DO NOT WANT: An institutionalized residential existence

Don’t want to be with people who shout

Do NOT want him to be taken advantage of - financially, relationally

How do you best negotiate when what the parent wants and child/teenager/young adult wants or does not want for the future? For example, youth wants to have a baby/raise a child, but this is not a realistic goal.

In my experience, starting young is key. I find it is more about showing and giving experiences to the student/person and allowing them to explore their PINS to see what may be the best fit for them. Exposure, job trials, job shadowing, informational interviews are all helpful. I usually start there. Finding the key reasons why they want to do what may be considered unrealistic can help to determine other career options that may be more attainable in the short term. Depending on the age, these are great for the transition section of an IEP.

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Thank you!

Interests - y

Julie, yes! Exploration and experiences are so important!

Relationships

easy - PIN; hard - S

preferences

strengths are easy; How to overcome is hard.

https://www.db101.org/

How do we access these slides?

Are we teaching young parents about backwards planning?

Here is information and link for our next Transition Booster session: Thursday, October 21 - Employment & BeyondIn this session, you will learn how to support youth with DD in preparing forsuccess in the workforce and resources for independence and community living.Speaker(s): Britta Hough, Community Life Engagement Project Manager, OhioDepartment of Developmental Disabilities (DODD)Register Online: CLE 2021 Transition Booster - Employment Tickets, Thu, Oct 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM | Eventbrite<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cle-2021-transition-booster-employment-tickets-162694885783>

All of these files that I just posted are different examples of backwards planning. Feel free to download to review later.

I don’t see the files you posted- just your message

Where are the files posted. Thanks

They are above my message.

Jen, I missed the beginning - where can I locate the handout of the session slides? Will they be sent after?

I will post gain right now!

the only link I see above the message is to register for the next workshop

no

Thank you for the handouts; like the steps chart - do caregivers need to initiate this or do support administrators use this process to help families?

Great question, Elaine! Anyone can initiate the steps chart.

Hopefully, because you attended tonight's session you can share them with your teams to get started using one of the tools.

Thanks, Amy - just what I was thinking!

THank you again for providing this opportunity!

Is it possible to email out the handouts to attendees? I’m not seeing any links to download them either as another attendee posted above. I only see the link for the next training also.

I think some folks, depending on your devices, you may not see the files.

But yes, they will all be online on our Ohiof2f.org website

Thank you so much.

thank you

Thank you!

Will you send them in email?

Thanks!

Please don't forget to fill out the evaluation for tonight's session: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sv/5AxnI5z

thank you.

Thanks- great info for now and the future

RE: Process.... Mind mapping may help capture the answers then one can transfer to the forms

Begin with 1 step, 1 thought, 1 person

Thank you for the info. This was great!!

Fantastic presentation. Thank you.

awesome information. Thank you

Very useful information, and so well presented!

I met you years ago in Bay Village, Chris. THANK YOU SO MUCH for this wonderful session!

The form is a great place to start for sure.

Thank you so much for the information in this presentation.

This was just what I needed!

thank you. this was very good information

https://ohioemploymentfirst.org/view.php?nav_id=504http://www.lifecoursetools.com/https://www.imdetermined.org/www.db101.org

Thank you! You are a great presenter and still passionate about the topic.

Thank you for giving me a place to begin.

Thank you all for spending the time on this important topic. I hope you have a wonderful evening!

You are very welcome Mary

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Thank you Chris! I always love your presentations and workshops. :-)