Quarterly Learning Community
The Youth Health Transition Learning Community provides networking opportunities for anyone who wants to learn more about transition and how to move transition forward in their organization. This statewide group comes together virtually to share ideas and best practices around youth health transition. Recordings and Presentation Slides for previous Learning Communities are available at https://healthtransitionwi.org/health-transition-learning-community/
These webinars are for :
- medical providers
- parents and caregivers
- service providers
- school staff
- others interested in supporting youth as they transition from adolescent to adult health care.
Transition Talks Tuesdays Slides and Resource Sheets are Available
Transition has many pieces! Learn about what those pieces are and how you can stay a step ahead so every child can be successful.
We are thankful to our past partners in developing each TTT Series. Each TTT Series has a variety of topics and includes recordings, resource sheets, and slides. Please remember these are snapshots in times and resources can change.
Previous Transition Talks Tuesdays Series
- 2025 Fall Transition Talks Tuesdays
- 2025 Spring Transition Talks Tuesdays with the Mount Horeb Area School District
- 2024 Fall Transition Talks Tuesdays with the Autism Society Affiliates of Wisconsin (Greater Wisconsin, South Central Wisconsin, Southeastern Wisconsin) and the Children’s Resource Center-South
- 2024 Spring Transition Talks Tuesdays with Columbus School District
- 2023 Fall Transition Talks Tuesdays with Sauk Prairie School District. Sessions are also available with Spanish interpretation thanks to Sauk Prairie School District, the Wisconsin Integrated Transition Planning Project, and Interpreters Cooperative, Madison.
- 2023 Spring Transition Talks Tuesdays with Vernon County Community (CCoT) on Transition and Crawford County Community on Transition (CCoT)
- 2022-2023 (Winter) Transition Talks Tuesdays with Madison Metropolitan School District
- 2022 (Winter/Spring) Transition Talks Tuesdays planned with New Lisbon High School in partnership with Juneau County Community on Transition (CCoT) and Adams-Friendship High School
- 2021 (Fall/Winter) Transition Talks Tuesdays with the School District of Janesville
- 2021 (Winter/Spring) Transition Talks Tuesdays with DeForest School District and the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin
- 2021 (May) 5 County Transition Talks planned with the Green County Community on Transition (CCoT) in partnership with Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Rock Counties CCoT along with the Wisconsin Youth Health Transition Initiative
Pre Fall 2024 Transition Talks Tuesdays Series were done in partnership and leadership of the Children’s Resource Center-South.
You can keep up on what is happening at our TTT page and/or join the Transition Transmission.
Health Care Transition for I/DD ECHO

Health care transition (HCT) is the process of preparing youth and young adults for the transition to a healthy adulthood. For many, this means moving from a pediatric to an adult model of health care. A lack of HCT preparation guidance is associated with gaps in care, worsening health conditions, dissatisfaction with care, and increased rates of hospitalization.
Previous Sessions and Topics (Mar-May 2024)
- Health Care Transition Basics (3/8/2024)
- Supported Decision-Making and Other Decision-Making Options (3/22/2024)
- Strategies for Promoting Self-Advocate Independence with Health Care (4/12/2024)
- Sexuality and Reproductive Health (4/26/2024)
- Assessing Transition Readiness & Making a Plan (5/10/2024)
- Communication and Technology (5/24/2024)
Previous Sessions and Topics(Jan-May 2025)
- Working with Schools on Health Care Transition
(1/14/25) - Payment for Health Care Transition Services (3/11/25)
- Role of Families from Different Cultures in Health Care Transition (4/8/25)
- Mental Health Barriers and Options during the Transition to Adult Services (5/13/25)
- Transition Services for those with Medical Complexity (6/10/25)
Integrated Transition Planning

We actively participate in the Wisconsin Integrated Transition Planning Project, also based out of the UW Waisman Center.

This Project brings together self advocates, family members, and people who work in education, employment, and healthcare. They work together to improve and simplify the transition planning process by promoting integrated transition planning.
Integrated transition planning is when youth with disabilities, their family members and service providers thoughtfully map out and prepare for the youth’s life as an adult. It integrates planning for the youth’s education, work, and healthcare to achieve their goals as an adult. Ideally, this planning occurs throughout childhood with more focused planning as the child becomes a teen.
