School, college, and life skills
Teens and adults with disabilities may want support breaking down the steps involved in school or college, developing life skills, managing appointments, and building routines that fit their needs.
Online transitional services · Wisconsin & Michigan
Practical support for transitions, daily life, and greater independence.
Woodland Acres Therapy offers online transitional services for teens and adults in Wisconsin and Michigan who want help building life skills, working toward independence, and turning big goals into manageable next steps.
Types of transitional support
Services shaped around practical next steps.
Vocational goals
Support can provide space to organize job-search goals, identify practical next steps, and work through the stress or uncertainty that can come with vocational change.
Independent living goals
Support can include breaking down goals related to affordable housing, appointments, transportation, and day-to-day skills involved in developing more independence.
Community supports
Direct links for vocational and disability resources.
Visit Community Supports for selected Wisconsin and Michigan vocational, disability, benefits, and transportation links.
Questions about transitional services
A few helpful answers.
Who can use transitional services?
Woodland Acres Therapy offers this online support for teens and adults in Wisconsin and Michigan, including people with disabilities who want help developing skills and breaking down practical goals.
What goals can be addressed?
Goals can include getting through school or college, life skills development, vocational goals, affordable housing planning, job searching, setting up appointments, and transportation planning.
How do I ask whether this service is a fit?
Request an appointment, call or text (414) 533-7910, or email eweaver@woodlandacrestherapy.org.