Work & school

Find work and learning that fit how you’re wired

The right job or program isn’t just about interest. It’s about the kind of work your brain and body are best equipped to succeed in. We help clients figure that out, then follow through, one real-world step at a time.

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Work

Career assessment with the Greenwood System 120™, led by a certified Greenwood coach, which matches abilities, interests, values, and personality to careers (learn more)
Identifying the kinds of jobs and environments where each person’s brain and body do best
Resumes, applications, and interview practice
A job search with structure and follow-through
Job placements, internships, and apprenticeships through our community partnerships
Keeping the job: routines, workplace communication, and self-advocacy

School

Major and career exploration
Choosing a program, college, or trade path that fits
Degree planning and course sequencing
Re-engaging after time away from school
Navigating disability accommodations and self-advocacy
Executive-function strategies for studying, deadlines, and workload

Why fit matters

Strengths first

Too many people spend years in jobs and programs designed for a different kind of brain, then conclude they’re the problem. We start by understanding how each person works best, then look for work and learning that use those strengths and work around the weaknesses, instead of the other way around.

Wherever you’re starting from, there’s a next step that fits

A short, no-pressure conversation is the best way to know whether Rite Passage is the right fit.

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Non-clinical services notice: Rite Passage provides non-clinical coaching, mentoring, and support services. These services are not therapy, counseling, diagnosis, or medical treatment. Therapy, psychiatric, and medical services, when needed, are provided by independent licensed professionals who are solely responsible for that care. Rite Passage does not provide crisis or emergency services; in an emergency, call 911 or 988. Participation does not guarantee specific outcomes.