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Hey there, friends! 💛 Pull up a chair and get comfy, because today’s episode of Adulting with Autism is packed with inspiration and real-world advice!

We’re thrilled to welcome Ed Roe, Program Director at CIP Bloomington. With over two decades in K-12 education—and a personal connection to autism through his own son—Ed brings a deep, heartfelt understanding to the journey of building independent, confident lives for autistic young adults.

🎓 In this empowering conversation, you’ll discover:

• The 40-year legacy of the College Internship Program (CIP)

• How CIP Bloomington empowers students through life skills, academics, and career development

• Tips for young adults navigating the transition to independent living

• Why community integration, public transportation, and vocational coaching are game-changers for success

Whether you're a parent preparing your teen for adulthood or a neurodivergent young adult wondering what’s next, this episode is packed with encouragement, resources, and tangible steps forward. 🌟

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Until next time...Keep adulting. Keep believing. And keep moving forward. 💛

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