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MY PATH COURSE OFFERINGS & EVENTS

There's always something happening at My Path!

In addition to our one-on-one services, we offer a variety of classes, workshops, and community events throughout the year. Whether you're looking to build new skills, increase confidence, make friends, or explore new interests, there's something for everyone.

Don't see what you're looking for? Complete our Interest Form at the bottom of the page to let us know what programs you'd like to see. We'll keep you informed about future offerings and let you know when registration opens.

PEERS SOCIAL SKILLS

  • This is an evidence-supported, research-based social skills program developed at UCLA being taught by My Path specialists.

  • Potential program activities include:

    • Learning to use appropriate conversational skills and humor.

    • Learn to use technology appropriately.

    • Finding and keeping friends.

    • Interactive and engaging content to support learning goals.

    • Support from a PEERS-trained Employment Specialist.

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • CDCS Waiver

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.

  • Fill out this form and our PEERS Team will be in touch

HERO’S PATH D&D

  • Hero’s Path is a social group who gathers to play Dungeons and Dragons. Led by a My Path Employment Specialist, participants gain essential life skills that have been integrated into gameplay. No experience necessary- all are welcome!

    Click here to view the program flyer with additional details.

  • Potential program activities include:

    • Working on developing essential life skills by integrating communication, collaboration, problem solving, and friendship building into gameplay. 

    • Collaborative storytelling that includes communicating and thinking critically to find solutions, all through the lens of the character they created. 

    • Creative gameplay in an inclusive, safe, and supportive setting.

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • Waiver funding (CDCS)

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.

  • The Cashiers for Change program will help clients learn to operate a cash register with confidence and ease.

  • Program activities include:

    • Personalized training

    • Overcome fear and intimidation

    • Learn how to operate a cash register

    • Learn how to count money, make change, and take credit card payments

    • Learn how to scan and bag merchandise

    • Practice handling different scenarios and situations on the cash register

    • Practice customer service

    • Gain confidence in your skills

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • Waiver funding

    • Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.

CASHIERS FOR CHANGE

ROAD READY

  • The Road Ready program helps clients prepare to take the MN driver’s license permit exam.

  • Potential program activities include:

    • Visual aides to support learning

    • Repetition to build confidence

    • Practice exams

    • Registration support

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • Waiver funding

    • Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.

FAMILY ADVOCACY & CONSULTING

  • My Path’s Family Advocacy & Consulting supports the family of people with disabilities in understanding and navigating services, transitions, and other important options & opportunities.

  • Potential program activities include:

    • Understanding Community-Based services.

    • Pursuing VRS services or a waiver through DHS.

    • Benefits coaching and understanding how employment impacts benefits.

    • Special Education (K-12) Advocacy including IEP & and evaluation review.

    • Transition Planning (early, high school, ages 18-22).

    • Exploring Independent Living and Housing Options.

    • Employment related services.

    • Long-term supports and guardianship

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.

LIVE STRONG

  • Gain strength as you learn skills and knowledge to be able to live independently.

  • Potential program activities include:

    • Assess needs and goals

    • Personal hygiene and self-care

    • Healthy relationships

    • Communication

    • Community resources

    • Time management

    • Budgeting/financial literacy

    • Internet safety

    • Transportation

    • General housekeeping

    • Confidence building through repetition and personalized support

  • This program can be accessed through:

    • Waiver funding

    • Vocational Rehabilitation Services (VRS)

    • Private pay

    For more details and next steps, go to our Accessing Services page.