COMMUNITY • EMPLOYMENT • INDEPENDENCE • LIFE SKILLS

Your child is capable of more than a diagnosis predicts. Let’s prove it.

Future Pathways builds real independence through real-world experience for teens and young adults ready to step into their lives.

THIS IS FOR YOU IF…

If these thoughts feel familiar, you are in the right place.

“I don’t know how he’ll handle a job someday.”

— Parent

“She can do so much more she just hasn’t had the real chance.”

— Parent

“Transition planning has our whole family terrified.”

— Parent

“I want him to have real friendships not just supervised time.”

— Parent

WHAT WE BUILD TOGETHER

Skills that carry into the real world.

Every skill is learned in context not in a classroom, not in a simulation. In actual community settings where independence matters.

Employment readiness

Applications, interviews, workplace communication, and supported volunteer placements that build real experience.

Community integration

Libraries, stores, restaurants, transit, and businesses navigated with confidence and safety.

Social & communication

Conversations, friendships, self-advocacy, and reading social contexts. Skills that make life richer.

Daily living skills

Meal prep, hygiene, budgeting, scheduling — the practical foundations of independent adult life.

OUR PROCESS

Learning through doing not just practicing.

1. Skills assessment

We start by understanding your child’s abilities, interests, and what independence looks like specifically for them. No two plans are the same.

2. Real-world practice

Guided experiences in actual community settings, not therapy rooms. Growth happens where life actually happens. We go there with them.

3. Support fades over time

Our goal is to make ourselves unnecessary. As your child builds confidence, we systematically step back until they’re doing it on their own.

FAMILY INVOLVEMENT

You are not handing your child off. You are part of the team.

What families receive

  • Monthly parent check-ins to review progress
  • Clear updates after every session
  • Home practice recommendations
  • Involvement in goal-setting you know your child best
  • Optional Lola’s Clubhouse access for ongoing support
  • Transparent communication

AREAS WE COVER

Practical skills for a fuller life.

Work readiness Volunteering Transportation Community safety Cooking & meal prep Money management Recreation Self-advocacy Transition planning Time management Relationship skills Leadership

IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD?

A clear starting-point check.

Future Pathways may be right if…

  • Teen or young adult, approximately 14–26
  • Ready to begin working on real-world independence
  • Can participate in community with some support
  • You want meaningful skill-building, not a day program
  • Thinking seriously about transition planning

It may not be the right fit if…

  • Intensive clinical ABA therapy is still the priority
  • Not yet safe in community settings
  • Looking for a full-day facility program

COMMON QUESTIONS

Future Pathways FAQ

What age range does Future Pathways serve?

Primarily teens and young adults 14–26. We assess readiness, not just age we’ll tell you honestly where your child fits.

Does my child need to be verbal?

Not at all. We serve individuals across the full communication spectrum. AAC users are welcome communication is a skill we also help build.

Is this covered by insurance?

Currently a private-pay program. We can provide documentation for families pursuing insurance reimbursement on their own.

What does a typical session look like?

It depends on the goal visiting a library, practicing a job application at a coffee shop, navigating a bus route, or volunteering at a local org. Always in the real world.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY

Progress becomes visible in everyday life.

“I never thought my daughter would be able to hold a volunteer position. Now she shows up every week, on time, and comes home proud of herself. That’s everything.”

— Parent of a Future Pathways participant

“He learned how to take the bus to work. That one skill changed his confidence in every other area of his life. We didn’t think it was possible.”

— Parent of a Future Pathways participant

Every child deserves a path forward. Let’s build theirs.

Book a free consultation and let’s talk about what independence can look like for your family.