Benefits of Apartment Living: Skipping the stressors of dorm life
While dorm life holds a romanticized appeal, we recognize that one size does not fit all when it comes to housing arrangements for neurodiverse individuals.
4 Tips to Help Neurodivergent Students Prepare for College
Heading off to college is one of the most exciting, and stressful, times in a young adult’s life—especially for neurodivergent students.
My Open Letter: Parent to Parent – There Is Much To Address
You’re approaching your child’s transition from high school to adulthood, and I have a guess what you’re feeling. You may be intimidated about choosing what’s next for your child. Just getting your child through K-12 may have absorbed all your attention until now. You may find leaving behind familiar supports feels risky, like launching a rowboat on the open sea.
Recent CLE Articles
CLE Interview with Gaige in Austin
In this student spotlight, College Living Experience sits down with one of our students to discuss what it’s really like to move to a new city, live away from family for the first time, and take meaningful steps toward independent living.
Alumni and Parents Share Personal Experiences, Challenges, and Triumphs at CLE
Join us for an engaging and insightful conversation featuring CLE alumni and their parents as they reflect on their experiences, challenges, and growth during their time at CLE. Together, they’ll share what CLE support truly looked like from both the student and parent perspective — and how the skills developed during the program translated into real-world independence after CLE.
Strategies for Young Adult to Focus on Next Steps After High School
This webinar provides parents with a roadmap to focus on practical strategies to help their young adults thrive whether their next step is a university campus, a vocational program, the workforce, or community volunteering.