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Transitions Program
Transitions SF

Summer Program

Transitions San Francisco

Launchpad Workshop Series
Launchpad is a summer workshop series designed for neurodiverse young adults (ages 17–21+) who are ready to build real-world skills in a supportive, individualized setting. Each workshop is a standalone, three-day intensive rooted in the same clinical framework that guides the Winston Transitions year-round program. Students walk away with concrete skills, new self-awareness, and a clear sense of what’s next.

Workshop Options

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  • Workshop 1: Foundations

    Dates: June 16 , 17 and 18 
    Time: 9:30-1:30
    • Day 1: Self-Reflection & Self-Regulation - understanding how you process, react, and recover
    • Day 2: Communication & Self-Advocacy, expressing needs, navigating conversations, asking for what you need
    • Day 3: Problem Solving, Organization & Resilience, tackling real-world challenges, building systems, developing grit
  • Workshop 2: Create

    Dates: July 14, 15 and 16
    Time: 9:30- 1:30
    • Day 1: Ideation & Team Formation - brainstorming, choosing a project, assigning roles
    • Day 2: Build Day - executing the project, practicing communication and collaboration in real time
    • Day 3: Refine & Present - polishing the work, presenting to the group, reflecting on the process
  • Workshop 3: Launch

    Dates: August 4, 5 and 6
    Time: 9:30 - 1:30
    • Day 1: Professional Identity - workplace norms, communication styles, strengths in a work context
    • Day 2: Resume, Interview & Practice - building a resume, mock interviews, feedback loops
    • Day 3: Independence & Transition Planning - daily living skills, personal systems, goal-setting for fall

Have a Question?

John Civita
Director of Transitions Programming

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • When is the deadline to apply?

    Registration for 2026 is available on a rolling basis. Please reach out to John Civita, Director of Transitions Programming, to apply.
  • Who teaches the summer program at Transitions?

    Winston Transitions Summer Program teachers primarily consist of reading specialists, special education instructors, learning specialists, and speech and language pathologists from our full-time faculty.
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