Transition Planning: Services and Resources for Providers

Danielle Feerst OTRSummit Professional Education instructor · Published Aug 6, 2025 8:00:00 PM

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This course will provide clinicians with strategies to critically look at the opportunity of providing skilled care. Acknowledging the limitations that many of us face in practice; and discussing strategies to focus on patient centered care within regulatory standards. Benefits To Watching: Gain practical knowledge and strategies to guide clients and their families through the often complex process of transitioning from high school to college or beyond Equip providers with the tools and resources to broaden their scope of practice and offer more comprehe

*CE credits are not available for this course

This video will bring a high-level understanding to key performance indicators and budget items that impact the productivity requirements front line clinicians experience. This course will provide clinicians with strategies to critically look at the opportunity of providing skilled care. Acknowledging the limitations that many of us face in practice; and discussing strategies to focus on patient centered care within regulatory standards.

Benefits To Watching:

Gain practical knowledge and strategies to guide clients and their families through the often complex process of transitioning from high school to college or beyond
Equip providers with the tools and resources to broaden their scope of practice and offer more comprehensive support to their clients.

Learn how to prepare your clients and families for transition from high school to college or beyond. This is a great resource for providers who are comfortable in the pediatric rehab, outpatient setting, or schools, but struggle with ideas for helping teens or young adults transition. This is for providers who might be working in outpatient settings that touch mental health, autism and IDD, or other related client-bases who need extra support for success in achieving maximum independence in employment, housing scenarios, self-care skills, and relationship development.

Danielle Feerst OTR/L, is a life and career coach for young adults with Autism and works currently in neuro-rehab research. Her coaching practice specializes in relational thinking and our connection to God, self, and others as a way to navigate the workplace, current culture, and social relationships. Her clinical focus has been on Autism/ADHD with a background in research and consulting services for the disability technology community. Her coaching program www.ielevateyourcareer.com is referred to by the Frist Center for Autism and Innovation at Vanderbilt University. She graduated from Tufts University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Engineering Psychology and Entrepreneurship, and a Master’s of Science in Occupational Therapy.

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