Join a collaborative team of a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, and physical therapist for a practical, empowering presentation designed for families of individuals with Angelman Syndrome ages 16 through adulthood. This session focuses on supporting meaningful skills that enhance participation, independence, and quality of life—right in the community. We’ll explore common strengths and challenges faced by adolescents and adults with Angelman Syndrome across communication, sensory processing, mobility, endurance, self-care, and participation. Using real-world examples, the SLP, OT, and PT will show how goals naturally overlap and how an integrated therapy approach can make everyday activities more successful. Families will actively participate by: Identifying one priority skill they would like their family member to improve—such as functional communication, navigating spaces safely, managing sensory input, or increasing independence, and Creating one realistic community-based activity that practices that skill in a meaningful way. A key focus will be familiar routines, like going to the grocery store—turning shopping trips into opportunities to practice communication, decision-making, walking endurance, motor planning, and self-regulation all at once. You’ll leave with practical strategies, adaptable activities, and a fresh perspective on how daily routines can become powerful learning moments. This presentation celebrates collaboration, honors family priorities, and emphasizes skills that support participation across adulthood. Because therapy doesn’t stop—and neither does growth—when it’s rooted in real life.