Guardianship is the most restrictive option when it comes to supporting an individual with Intellectual and Developmental disabilities. Knowledge is power! Learn about what the duties of the Guardian are and the process to become one.

We know there are many ways to support people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, but let’s talk about what you need to know when determining what, if any, surrogate decision-maker is needed. In this episode, we will talk about each option, from least to most restrictive.

Supported Decision Making is a term that is often used in the disability world, but what does it really mean? Explore with us how the supported decision-making process differs from other, more formal, options to support people with disabilities.

This episode is an overview of what to expect from the Self-Determination series.

Children, who use an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) have the opportunity to extend their public schooling until age 21, but is that right for your child? Learn about the transition from Secondary school into adult life looks like to better understand how to prepare your child and family.

Secondary Education will look very different from your child’s Elementary School years. In this episode, we will discuss the difference and similarities of the settings, expectations, and how you can prepare your child for each

Explore what to expect when entering Elementary School with the THINK+change team! We’ll cover what the transition looks like, whether you are entering from Early Intervention or if your child is brand new to the school environment.

This episode provides you the background you will need to determine whether Early Intervention is right for your child and what to expect while exploring your service options.

Children experience transitions throughout their school life. However, students with disabilities are more likely to be impacted disproportionately by system silos and educational transitions. This series discusses important transitions in children’s lives including early intervention; elementary, secondary, and transition services; and how we can plan and support children to be prepared for adulthood. This episode is an overview of what to expect from the Children’s Transition series.

Cannabis and Disability is a 5-part educational series featuring different perspectives that shape the dialogue between health, cannabis, and how people with disabilities are exploring cannabinoid therapies. Listen to the perspectives of medical professionals, policy personnel, those in the industry as well as research that has been done, adults with disabilities who use medical cannabis, and parents whose children with disabilities use medical cannabis.

Need more medical cannabis resources specific to your area or region? Visit this link for a list of resources: http://thinkchange.info/cannabisanddisabilityresources

Disclaimer: This material has been prepared for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, medical or legal advice. You should consult your own medical or legal advisors for specific and personalized advice.