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started. Welcome, Kenzie Clark. I am thrilled that you're joining us today.

Thank you so much, Holly. I'm so happy to be here today. I really appreciate just the time to be here and to spend with you speaking.

Wonderful. And I know we're going to talk about all kinds of important things today. But before we get started, I want to introduce you.

So, Kenzie, you are the founder and manager of ABLE Transition Consulting.

As a former special education teacher, you saw the need for this lifelong transition service

and sought out a master's degree in secondary special education and transition for the

University of Kansas. It's a transition process and preparing all families and individuals for

high quality lives is your passion. That's so great. So your master's degree provided you with

the expertise and knowledge regarding all things transition. And so as a parent and as a

professional, I see families really thinking about, okay, what do we do

right in this moment? Because there's lots of overwhelm. How can I get through this next five

minutes? And I'll honestly, Kenzie, sometimes I live in five minute increments.

And that's okay.

Yeah, as a parent of two differently wired boys, you know, that's sort of the way I have

to do it sometimes and the way I have to do it a lot of times, honestly.

But there are a lot of things out there and transitions are hard and they get bigger and older and their needs change.

And this is just such an important thing here because there's this gap, right?

There are these resources out there.

There are these things that we know we need to do in order to support our children.

But there's not this service that

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