The goal of New Directions is to prepare young adults to live independent lives. Our program is comprehensive and client-centered, providing an individualized plan for each client. Support is coordinated using a new multi-disciplinary clinical approach called Direction Therapy. Direction Therapy incorporates educational, vocational, independent living, health, social and recreational goals into one unique comprehensive service plan. New Directions typically supports students with executive functioning deficits and a variety of clinical needs. Participants in the New Directions program are typically working to learn the skills needed to live independently. Services are regularly tapered to allow clients to exercise the independent living skills they learn. 

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New Directions for Young Adults, Inc.

Andrew S. Rubin

Paula Katz

Christina Hornyak

Michael Kellen

Bill Jones

The Program Support team at New Directions for Young Adults, Inc. provides integral assistance and coordination for the comprehensive, client-centered Direction Therapy program. Team members ensure seamless execution by supporting clients with daily activities, facilitating educational and vocational goals, and monitoring the progress of individual service plans. They help bridge various aspects of independent living skills, providing a supportive framework that allows young adults to practice and develop the competencies needed for autonomous life.

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