Limitless Ability Inc.

We are so thrilled to have the support of as a supporting partner during our family breakout session!
Known around the state as a leader in family advocacy, IEP navigation, and assisting in transition supports, they were a natural partner to connect with!

Families attend for free at The Limitless Ability Conference on December 10th from 8:00-4:00 at the Center! Find registration details on our website or in our bio above!

I gave a presentation last year about professionals collaborating more meaningfully for the benefit of the people they serve, but I’m wondering if I missed the point.
Outside of an IEP meeting or Case Management Review, are we supporting families by actually teaching them the strategies that we, as practitioners, are using? We should be treating families as essential partners and equipping them with the knowledge on strategies, not just informing them on progress.

We are committed to this practice fully by inviting families to attend our professional conference for FREE!

Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00 we invite anyone serving those with moderate-to-profound needs to join us at the center. Find registration information in our bio or website!

There has got to be more for people with disabilities and their families to find in community. How can we as a society rise up to face the challenges that our culture creates?
How can we build community that is welcoming to everyone?
How can we take collective action to make small adjustments that encourage people of all abilities to attend?
How can we demand that change occur for all groups of people still marginalized?

Two months from today is the first and only professional conference for people with moderate to profound complex needs in the state of Indiana!

Family members attend free, and professionals are welcome from all disciplines who serve people 14 and older. Find registration details on our website or in the bio above! ⬆️

Topics include access to communication, community inclusion, behavioral supports, literacy skills for all, how to navigate the Medicaid Waiver, and more!

For families of younger children, there is an Advocacy 101 breakout that will give tips and tricks on how to work through guardianship, transition IEP’s and choosing the right day program.

Share with families and colleagues who might be interested!

Representation matters is a phrase that’s thrown around a lot, but was right in saying it’s not enough. The disabled community and their families deserve more than being a source of inspiration for others.

They deserve more than exclusion from public spaces due to inaccessibility.

They deserve to be married without losing their benefits.

They deserve to be paid the same rates as everyone else.

They deserve to be treated like adults and not infantilized.

They deserve more and our collective society have to be the ones to fight for a better world so that all are welcome in it. Join us as we fight for a better community for all.

All of these speakers and more are bringing their expertise to you in just over two months for the first and only professional conference of its kind where people with complex needs are the entire focus.

Find tickets on our website or up above in our bio for the Limitless Ability Conference being held on Tuesday December 10th at the center from 8:00-4:00!

Those who support people with the highest need should have the best resources and training available. We have some incredible topics on AAC, multidisciplinary teams, inclusion, behavioral supports, and more!

Are you a family member of a person with complex needs? Are you interested in learning strategies to support their learning and transition? Then the Limitless Ability Conference is for you!

Because we believe in teaching best practices to all stakeholders, this conference is FREE to families!

Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00 at
Find ticket information on our website or in our bio ⬆️

Our final session highlight is something that feels like a constantly moving target in the state of Indiana: the Medicaid Waiver system.

If you’re feeling confused by the new changes and need clarification, are interested in learning more, or how to best guide the families of people you serve, then this session is for you! Hear directly from the staff working with it daily so any lingering questions can be answered.

Find tickets on our website or in our bio ⬆️ Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00 at the

Families attend free, students attend for only $50! Message us for more details regarding these discounts!

Hear from Mike and Cathleen from ’s Institute on Disability and Community all about innovative practices in employment support for people with complex needs.

Register now for Indiana’s first and only conference focused on this population exclusively! Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00 is the day; registration information is in our bio and website!

Attention all families! If you are needing supports regarding your child’s transition IEP, guardianship, or Social Security and want a smaller session at our conference, then we’ve got you covered!

Facilitated by former professor, Darolyn Jones, who will share her family’s journey in supporting their child with complex needs. If you want a smaller setting with the ability to collaborate and ask questions, come to this session on December 10th .

You can build your day however you would like: come to this session only or add it to your schedule in the morning!

Ticket information is in our bio ⬆️ or on our website!

Looking to bolster your skills with related service providers? Wanting to know how to effectively work across disciplines to serve people with complex needs? Then this session is for you.
With over 55 years of experience between these three professionals; Beth Moss, Sara Davis, and Jessie Britt will share their work on how physical positioning and access are critical to the acquisition and development of communication.

Sign up for our professional conference being held at on Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00. Find the link for tickets in our bio!

We’re thrilled to share our keynote speaker: Mindy Thomas. She is a lifelong AAC user, business-woman, wife, and mother.

The saying, “born and raised in a small town” fits Mindy perfectly! She grew up in a small town just south of Fort Wayne, Indiana. After high school graduation, she did the typical college experience at Ball State University. Upon earning a Bachelor’s degree, Mindy lived in Indianapolis, Indiana, working in a few marketing jobs, and eventually meeting her husband. They were married for about two years when found out Mindy was pregnant with their daughter! At that time, they decided to move back to the Fort Wayne area to be closer to Mindy’s family.

After high school graduation, Mindy attended Ball State University earning a General Studies Major and minors in Journalism, Creative Writing and Telecommunications. As time went on, Mindy decided to take some marketing and web design classes. Finally, as of July of 2023,she earned a Digital Marketing Professional Certification through the American Marketing Association and the Digital Marketing Institute. With this certificate, she has advanced training with email marketing, digital ads and digital marketing strategies that my uses in her marketing company, Media Services Unlimited.

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Our next breakout session highlight is Katelyn Sefton. She will be joined by Beth Moss to share instructional strategies centered around literacy for all of your learners: both emergent and conventional.

Our next session for the Limitless Ability Conference is being presented by our Executive Director, Conner Edwards, who is sharing how intentional community partnerships can create radically inclusive and innovative experiences for people of all abilities!

Get tickets in our bio or find them on our website! This conference is the first and only professional development opportunity for professionals and families supporting people of all ages with complex needs.

Tuesday, December 10th from 8:00-4:00 at the

Using positive behavior supports are critical to ensuring that individuals of all ages can access their communities fully.

Kelly Hartman has created multiple organizations supporting individuals with disabilities for over 30 years including and

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Another breakout option at our professional conference on Tuesday, December 10th; Kim Hurley shares the amazing work that is doing with their ‘Building Belonging’ program.

This program works with local congregations to make advisory boards including individuals with disabilities on how to make their organizations a more inclusive space.

Kim will be joined by a participant in this program who will share her role and its impact.

Tickets for our conference are in our bio; message us about discount codes for students, families, and self-advocates.

Another amazing session highlighting ’s Director, as she shares innovative community resources that support people with disabilities of all ages that are outside of the Medicaid Waiver!

A huge piece of what we believe here is that power is rooted in community; nothing can change by simply following the structures that are in place- we have to educate our society as a whole to ensure that the people we serve receive every opportunity for inclusion that is possible.

Join us on Tuesday, December 10th for Indiana’s first and only professional conference focusing solely on people with complex needs that spans all ages. Get tickets in our bio!

Our second session highlight; how to best serve multilingual dual-identified students with former Patins Specialist, Amanda Crecelius!

Sign up for our Professional Conference on Tuesday, December 10th at the link in our bio or on our website!

Check out over the next couple weeks as we highlight some of our absolutely stunning speakers for The Limitless Ability Conference; Indiana’s only professional conference dedicated exclusively for people with complex needs as they transition into adult services after graduation.

Our first individual sharing their expertise is Genevieve Barnes, who is sharing her extensive knowledge on Tactile Symbol Systems. Genevieve has worked internationally with people with disabilities and server as a Patins Specialist for the state of Indiana.

The link for tickets is live on our website and in our bio!

Registration for our conference is LIVE! Find the link in our bio to attend Indiana’s first and only conference focusing entirely on individuals transition-aged with moderate to profound needs.

Only one week before our registration goes live!

Check out some of the topics that our breakouts will be focused on; all geared towards individuals with complex needs, from transition age into adulthood.

Save the date and let your networks know about Indiana’s first and only conference focused entirely on people with moderate to profound needs. We’re excited to have you on Tuesday, December 10th!

For the staff who work with people who have the most intense needs, life skills special educators have the fewest opportunities for professional development. With organizations like Patins being defunded, professionals serving this population now have even fewer resources to guide them on what best practices look like.

On December 10th, join us as we focus solely on this group of humans: from transition age to adulthood, because we know that their learning should never stop. This day will provide guidance and practical ideas rooted in best practices to serve so many professions who encounter these individuals.

Save the date and share with colleagues who may be interested! Stay tuned as we continue highlighting the exciting details of this project over the next two weeks!

Attention all special educators, adult service providers, and family members of people with complex needs: save the date for Indiana’s first and only professional conference focused entirely on people with moderate to profound needs!

Come Tuesday, December 10th to receive five hours of CEU’s while hearing from experts in behavioral supports, transition planning, maintaining quality of life, community inclusion, literacy, co-treatment models and more that can benefit people of all ages.

Looking for Professional Development but can’t find something solely focused on a life-skills population? Trying to find support ever since the Patins Project lost their funding? Look no further.

Five different breakout options, family roundtable discussions, and networking are all available for professionals serving this group of humans. Our teaser schedule shows you the breakdown, but stay tuned as we unveil the speaker lineup in just a few short weeks!

As our medical technology improves, the population of people with complex impairments is only going to continue increasing in our world.
The state of Indiana has only a handful of teacher prep programs training people how to serve this group, and adult service providers often have no further education provided to them as teaching strategies and fields of practice progress.

So with very few resources and no continuing education, how can we expect the most complex of learners to progress in their skills? Do we as a society expect them to progress at all?

Limitless Ability is committed to furthering the education of all. We want to share how best practices can be employed for people with moderate-profound needs at any age. Stay tuned as we prepare for a big announcement!

A huge thank you to the wonderfully talented for capturing these moments of pure joy at our 3rd annual inclusive concert experience with and !

With over 600 people in attendance, we were blown away by the love and support that we received while showing off what radical inclusion can look like in Indianapolis. We couldn’t have pulled this off without the help of so many people, local businesses, and the open minds that our attendees brought with them to create a truly beautiful and unique night.

If you’re wondering what’s next for us, don’t worry; we’re already working on some more magic to share!