Life Stages Supported by Developmental Educators

Transitioning to Independent Adult Life: 1 9-21 Years

Driving Positive Developmental Change

Transitioning to independent adult life may require support to develop functional life skills in areas such as social interactions, communication, daily living, recreation, further education and employment.

Everyday Independence developmental educators are skilled in helping young adults aged 19 – 21 years develop and refine these life skills.

At Everyday Independence, developmental educators serve as your primary therapist, leading and coordinating your therapy journey. They organise services from other allied health practitioners and link you to other supports like education, mental health, welfare, and employment services.

How a Developmental Educators Supports You

Developmental educators will:

Conduct a comprehensive assessment of strengths and areas for development
Identify and remove environmental barriers that may impact progress
Provide training and strategies to improve social and communication skills

Build capacity of self-care and daily living skills to enhance independence
Introduce recreational activities and supports to actively participate in the community
Design supports to achieve education and employment goals with skills development and coaching.

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A Team Approach for Positive Change

Occupational Therapy

Speech Pathology

Physiotherapy

Early Childhood Supports

Positive Behaviour Support

Bradley’s Journey to Independence: Small Steps, Big Wins

Support from a Positive Behaviour Support practitioner and habit coach are helping Bradley build essential daily life skills.

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Xander’s Path to Confidence and Connection

5-year-old Xander’s parents engaged Everyday Independence for early childhood supports to help him overcome challenges related to his autism spectrum diagnosis.

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