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Transitioning neurodiverse teens to their next stage in life.

Carolyn Kurzyniec from 4gr Customised Employment Services shares her experience and wisdom from working with teens on the NDIS, across the ages of 14-18, to build capacity toward finding and potentially gaining employment and to become more confident and independent.

During this webinar Carolyn talks about:

  • The importance of helping your younger teen explore their interests and give things a go.  Greater exposure will help your teen and you, as a parent, build a clearer picture of a suitable future job or career and therefore a pathway forward or a goal to focus on.

  • Building evidence for NDIS support to help your teen build capacity for finding and keeping a job or, if they are planning to or have left school – some NDIS school leavers support.

  • Some of the skills that many young people will need to develop to become more “work-ready.’  Such as: sleep hygiene, travel training, time management, organisational skills, emotional regulation but also how to relate and speak with colleagues or people in authority.

  • The typical journey of a teen who engages 4gr Customised Employment Services including, the effort to know and understand your teen, work taster visits, a work-mentor, work-integrated learning opportunities and possibly joining work simulation sessions with others in their peer group.

Transitioning a teen is a process and speaking with Carolyn gives us the confidence that there are expert providers out there that can help you and your teen along their journey.

Watch the video now.


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Carolyn Kurzyniec, from 4gr Customised Employment Services, is an experienced NDIS employment consultant specialising in supporting neurodiverse teens/adults to build capacity toward independence and secure employment. Carolyn and her team have capacity to take on new participants in South Australia and Victoria.

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