Hey there, friends! 💛 Pull up a chair and get comfy, because today’s episode of Adulting with Autism is packed with inspiration and real-world advice!

We’re thrilled to welcome Ed Roe, Program Director at CIP Bloomington. With over two decades in K-12 education—and a personal connection to autism through his own son—Ed brings a deep, heartfelt understanding to the journey of building independent, confident lives for autistic young adults.

🎓 In this empowering conversation, you’ll discover:

The 40-year legacy of the College Internship Program (CIP)

How CIP Bloomington empowers students through life skills, academics, and career development

Tips for young adults navigating the transition to independent living

Why community integration, public transportation, and vocational coaching are game-changers for success

Whether you're a parent preparing your teen for adulthood or a neurodivergent young adult wondering what’s next, this episode is packed with encouragement, resources, and tangible steps forward. 🌟

✨ Resources & Affiliates: 🌐 Learn more about CIP’s programs: CIPWorldwide.org

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Until next time...