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We are so excited that you found us. Take your time, look around, and learn all there is to know about us and our programs. We hope to inspire teens and young adults with unique learning needs to use their strengths to become safe drivers.  Please take a moment to drop us a line. We would love to answer any questions.

Our Programs

HD Driving Skills Bootcamp™

HD Driving Skills Refresher

HD Driving Skills Refresher

8 session designed for teens & young adults to develop skills in PREPARATION for getting their DRIVER's PERMIT. 

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HD Driving Skills Refresher

HD Driving Skills Refresher

HD Driving Skills Refresher

Sessions are designed for teens & young adults that ALREADY HAVE their Driver's Permit & need to improve their driving skills.

Special Skills Training

HD Driving Skills Refresher

Special Skills Training

Specialized sessions that focus on developing & improving specific skill sets such as attention, controlling anxiety, navigation skills, etc. 

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Our Bootcamp Sessions Benefit

Autism

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

ADD/ADHD

 Autism affects a person's attention and executive functioning skills. Executive functioning skills include sequencing, noticing and responding, working memory, divided attention, and prioritizing information.  

ADD/ADHD

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

ADD/ADHD

Teens with ADHD had a 62 percent higher rate of crashes that caused serious injuries and a 47 percent higher rate of moving violations. With ADHD, young drivers were also 32 percent more likely to have their license suspended at least once during the four-year study period. 

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

 Teens with Dyslexia & other learning disabilities may have increased difficulty with quickly reading signs, navigation and passing a written driver's exam.  

Visual Deficits

Sensory Processing Disorders

Verbal & Non-verbal Learning Disabilities

Low vision, visual processing speed, & peripheral vision are all factors in becoming a safe driver.

Anxiety Disorders

Sensory Processing Disorders

Sensory Processing Disorders

 A new Australian study showed that teens with anxiety engage in riskier and more erratic driving behavior. 

Sensory Processing Disorders

Sensory Processing Disorders

Sensory Processing Disorders

Difficulty with quickly interrupting large numbers of visual, auditory, and proprioceptive stimuli can make learning to drive difficult.

HD Driving Skills Bootcamp™: Collaborative Approach

Student Goals

  • Increase knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and driving procedures.
  • Improve hazard identification and anticipatory thinking in driving scenarios.
  • Develop strategies for managing emotions, distractions, and social demands while driving.
  • Build confidence and self-awareness around personal readiness to drive.
  • Understand the steps required to obtain a driver’s permit in their state.
  • Identify personal strengths and areas for continued development as a novice driver.

Parent Goals

  • Gain a clearer understanding of their teen’s driving readiness profile.
  • Receive research-based resources to support continued learning at home.
  • Understand the next steps in the licensing process and how to support their teen.

Research

Center for Injury Research and Prevention at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

 “Instructors recommend that parents help their children develop independent life skills, including the use of alternative forms of transportation such as bicycling or mass transit, and to practice pre-driving skills, such as navigation, before undertaking on-road driving lessons.” 

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