About this service
Priorities change as a young person enters adolescence. FAD Center’s teen programs focus on skills that support participation at home and in the community, with goals selected around present abilities, support needs and family priorities.
What can the plan address?
- Develop self-care and routine management
- Support social communication and interaction
- Practice life skills, choice-making and problem-solving
- Build readiness for functional and community tasks
How does the journey begin?
- Assess current skills and priorities
- Select practical, functional goals
- Practice through structured, relevant activities
- Review generalization and independence
When might this service be useful?
The program may suit a teen who needs structured support in independence, social communication, life or functional skills. Plans are individualized rather than one-size-fits-all.
Common question
Is the program the same for every teenager?
No. Goals and training format are based on current skills, individual support needs and family priorities.
The final plan and recommendation follow an understanding of need and appropriate assessment. This page is informational and does not replace professional consultation.