Preparing Neurodiverse Students for Success: Insights from Sarah Bass and Anna Storbeck

Helping Families Go Beyond

This week, we speak with Sarah Bass and Anna Storbeck. Sarah is the Mariposa Program Director, and Anna is the H.I.V.E. Program Director here at Beyond the Spectrum.

Together, we discuss how each of these programs addresses their individual students’ needs, what parents should be aware of as their children grow older, and their collaboration with local organizations, including DD’s Miracle Minis.

To share the impact of their programs, both Sarah and Anna share their favorite success stories. Plus, Anna touches on how businesses can make smart business decisions by hiring their students.

Updates:

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April 24: Community Insight Series - Parenthood advice, guardianship, scholarship funding

May 22: Community Insight Series - Picky eaters

Timestamps:

00:00 Updates! Discount on AssistiveWare products & Community Insight Series

03:12 Introducing Sarah Bass - Mariposa Program Director and Anna Storbeck - H.I.V.E Program Director

07:20 How do you address the needs of your individual students?

09:50 Examples of outings in the H.I.V.E program

11:10 What should parents be aware of as their students grow older?

15:40 What are your favorite success stories?

19:51 Collaborating with other organizations

24:06 What should businesses be aware of when wanting to hire people with disabilities?

27:47 What should caregivers be planning as their children grow older?

32:00 What needs are you hoping to address as your programs grow?

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