The Post Secondary Transition Podcast Meghan Smallwood; Patrick Cadigan
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A podcast dedicated to secondary & post secondary transition for students with disabilities! Host's Meghan & Patrick work to educate families on what that might look like for them by discussing the process; post secondary transition is students moving from the familiar (i.e. their school setting) to the next stage; college, technical school, the workforce, an assisted living facility, or other options. Also check out our website: https://www.postsecondarytransition.com
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048. Functional Collaboration; Tim Markle & the Wisconsin Integrated Transition Planning Project (WITPP)
Send us a Text Message.This week, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) jump states to sit down with Tim Markle and discuss the Wisconsin Integrated Transition Planning Project (WITPP). That collaboration brings together self-advocates, family members, and professionals with the goal of improving transition for young adults with disabilities, including advocating for a greater understanding and say in healthcare transition. Join the conversation!Episode Keywords:transition, Wisconsin...
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047. Transition Planning: Where to Start (Ep. 12 Re-listen)
Send us a Text Message.So, hosts Megan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) had a scheduling challenge around their next discussion, so they'll need some more time 😞In the interim, they thought it would be a good idea to push an "oldie but goodie." They have re-edited Ep 12 so that you get straight to their discussion about where to begin (starting in a student's freshman year of high school and working through to senior year). They've also updated the audio (a bit) and the episode links; ...
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046. Interview: Meredith Gregoire-Cope - Constantly Thinking Outside the Box
Send us a Text Message.This week, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) are joined by Transition Coordinator Meredith Gregoire-Cope. The dynamic three-oo talk about the importance of work opportunities for students with disabilities, how transition for diploma-bound students looks different, out of the box thinking that can lead to breakthroughs and the need to put yourself out there to build partnerships. Join us in the conversation! Episode Keywords:students, jobs, transition, conv...
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045. Person-Centered Planning: Your Personal Compass
Send us a Text Message.Happy April Fools Day! But, no joke, we have another conversation for your listening ears. Pivoting from their recent parent interview, this week, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) discuss Person Centered Planning (PCP). They'll cover the benefits establishing a Person Centered Plan can bring, clarify some of the roadblocks you might encounter and highlight some of the resources they have found useful when doing research. Join in the conversation! Episode K...
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044. Parent Interview: Jane Plapinger - Transition is a Million Pieces Pt. 2
Send us a Text Message.This week, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) return to finish their parent interview with Jane Plapinger. For this part of the discussion, Jane ruminates on things she wish she knew ahead of time, the importance of being flexible and her son David building an adult life. Please join in the conversation!Episode Keywords:agency, residential staff, families, experience, working, information, admissions, school, transportation, provider, program, housematesLink...
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043. Parent Interview: Jane Plapinger - Transition is a Million Pieces Pt. 1
Send us a Text Message.This week, hosts Meghan (Smallwood) and Patrick (Cadigan) return to their favorite format, the parent interview. For this conversation, the duo welcome Jane Plapinger whose son David has autism and continues to work through the transition process. Jane discusses how she managed to navigate with her son including resources she found most helpful, challenges they faced and the little victories they learned to appreciate. Please join in the conversation!Episode Keywords:ag...
Customer Reviews
Wealth of Knowledge
Meghan and Patrick of Post Secondary Podcast provide an invaluable resource for families of transition age adolescents. The wealth of knowledge shared is unbeatable and the guests provide relatable stories and experiences for all families. 5 star recommend!