
Kendra Wormley
RSA Transition to Adulthood Project Coordinator at PEATC; disability services professional focused on supporting students and adults with developmental disabilities in Virginia
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Jun 14, 2026
Episode 4: 2026 - 004 - Kendra Wormley
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So what does that mean, Kendra, to just advocate for your child but not take over?

Kendra WormleyGUEST
Uh, I would say there's this young man, I think he lives in Atlanta, um, and he did this beautiful presentation a couple of years ago, and it stuck out to me.

Kendra WormleyGUEST
And when they're a baby infant, their car seat is faced a certain way because it has to be set up that way, and you as a parent is driving that vehicle.

Kendra WormleyGUEST
Over time, your child grows up a little bit more, and then that car seat turns, and then they can start seeing the road ahead.
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