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Are you exploring California’s Self-Determination Program (SDP) for your loved one—or for yourself? Join us for a practical, beginner-friendly webinar designed to help families, advocates, and self-advocates take the first steps toward more choice and control in developmental services.

Worried about your budget meeting with the Regional Center? You’re not alone. In this session, a trusted Independent Facilitator from NeuroNav will walk you through the process, step by step. You will leave with tools to help you work smoothly with your FMS and Regional Center. 

Your story is still unfolding—does your Person-Centered Plan reflect who you are becoming? This webinar is a chance to pause, reflect, and reimagine the PCP as a living, breathing expression of your values, voice, and vision for the future.

Self-Determination is amazing — but it’s also a lot to manage. In this webinar, you’ll hear from different families with unique experiences in SDP, and how having an Independent Facilitator (IF) made a real difference for each of them.

Families in the Self-Determination Program know that supports don’t have to look “traditional” to be effective. But how do you turn a creative idea into a service that Regional Centers and FMS providers will understand — and approve?

This webinar is for anyone who wants clearer guidance and fewer obstacles. We break down how SDP service approvals really work and share practical strategies to help requests move forward with less stress and fewer surprises.

This webinar is designed to help you move forward when you're feeling stuck. We’ll walk through common real-life situations (like communication challenges with regional centers, FMS delays, complex provider onboarding, and unclear approval processes) and show practical next steps you can take.

This webinar is designed to help you build or refresh a Person-Centered Plan that actually reflects who you are and where you're headed. We cover what makes a PCP genuinely powerful, including how to audit an existing plan, write goals in your own voice, and use your PCP to advocate more effectively in planning conversations.