Adult Support
The transition to adult life can bring new opportunities, responsibilities, and challenges for individuals and their families. At Estero Learning Partners, we provide individualized support for adults who are working toward greater independence, participation, and quality of life.
Our services are guided by what is most meaningful to each individual. We collaborate with adults, their families, and support teams to build practical skills, increase participation in home and community life, and work toward goals that matter in everyday life. Support is provided in real-world settings where skills can be practiced and applied in meaningful ways.
For some individuals, success may mean learning to prepare meals independently. For others, it may be ordering at a restaurant, attending appointments with greater confidence, navigating community activities, or developing the skills needed to pursue employment.
We believe independence looks different for everyone. Our goal is to help individuals build skills that increase choice, participation, and confidence in the areas of life that matter most to them.
Building Independence Through Real-Life Experiences
The most meaningful support focuses on the skills and situations that matter in everyday life.
Our services focus on building and practicing skills in the environments where they are actually needed, whether that's preparing a meal at home, making a purchase in the community, attending a recreational activity, navigating a medical appointment, or building the skills needed for employment.
Before services begin, we take time to understand the individual's strengths, support needs, priorities, and goals. From there, we develop practical strategies that reflect their unique circumstances and provide support that is respectful, individualized, and focused on long-term success.
What Guides Our Work
Areas of Support
We provide individualized support in areas such as:
Personal Care &
Daily Living Skills
Community Participation
& Independence
Communication &
Self-Advocacy
Vocational &
Workplace Readiness
Before You Begin
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We work with adults with developmental disabilities, autism, and other support needs who may benefit from behavioral consultation, skill development, caregiver coaching, or support planning.
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Services may include behavior assessment, skill-building, caregiver coaching, staff training, consultation, and support with increasing independence, communication, daily living skills, and community participation.
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Both. Depending on individual needs, services may involve direct work with the individual, consultation with caregivers and support teams, or a combination of both.
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All services are provided directly by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This allows for a consistent, individualized approach and ensures that the person developing recommendations is also the person working directly with you, your family, or your team.
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Yes. Services may be funded through Regional Center programs, Self-Determination Program (SDP) budgets, or private pay arrangements, depending on individual circumstances.
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The first step is a conversation. We can discuss your concerns, goals, and current supports to determine whether my services are a good fit and what next steps would be most helpful.
