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Includes a Live Web Event on 12/08/2026 at 4:00 PM (EST)
Live, Virtual | December 8, 2026 | 4:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Vehicle Modification Session - GoldenBoy Mobility
Live, Virtual | December 8, 2026 | 4:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Registration will close 24 hours prior to the start of the sessionThese sessions provide an opportunity for a dealer and a CDRS to share a solution to a complex and challenging driver rehab and mobility situation.
Each Vehicle Modification Session is a stand-alone 30-minute event. To earn the contact hours, the participant must attend live for the entire 30 minutes.Presented by: Gary Colle & Jill Sclease
Description of presentation
Our Client Danny has Tar Syndrome. He needs a lot of high level modifications to create a safe and enjoyable driving experience. GoldenBoy with Jills guidance had a tremendous amount of challenges to over come with creating a positive and efficient driving experience for DannyLearning Objectives
- Working with Danny highlights various high level mobility equipment, as well as using simple devices to create the proper fit. And a lot of thinking outside the box. The challenges presented with this case with prove to showcase what is possible while focusing on core fundamentals of driving safety.
*Current CDRS' & DRPs please refer to policy 403 for educational activity and contact hour information. Attendance for the entire session is required to earn ADED Contact Hours.
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.$i++ ?>Jill Sclease
CTRS, CDRS
Driving To Independence
Jill Sclease is a Recreation Therapist and Certified Driving Rehabilitation Specialist working at Driving to Independence in Tempe, Arizona. She is also the Leader of the High-Tech Driver Program. She has been a member of ADED since 2010. In 1995 Jill began working in a neurorehabilitation setting where her career focused on brain and spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Jill’s enthusiasm for assisting patients has been the focus of her career. While working in acute rehabilitation, she introduced patients to the possibility of returning to work and community activities through therapeutic community reintegration outings. Adaptive driving is a key part of this community reintegration. Throughout her career, Jill has served in many leadership roles, including those at the Arizona State Therapeutic Recreation Association, Arizona Spinal Cord Injury Association, and Arizona Adapted Watersports. Jill has also held leadership roles within ADED, having served as Scholarship Committee Chair, Education Committee Chair and ADED President. She has presented at both NMEDA and ADED conferences, as well as promoting driver rehabilitation at local universities and organizations. Jill was honored to be recognized as a spinal cord injury specialist by Banner Good Samaritan Rehabilitation Institute in 2006 and to be presented the Outstanding Professional award in 2009 by the Arizona State Therapeutic Recreation Association. In May 2010 Jill joined Driving to Independence to concentrate on independent and safe driving for individuals with disabilities. She received the credential of a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) in 2011. Conducting driving assessments and training clients to become independent in the community is her passion. She often says the process of identifying appropriate equipment for persons with physical differences is like putting a puzzle together and her job is to put the puzzle together without hammering in the corners.
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Gary Colle
Golden Boy Mobility
Gary was born into the Mobility industry and has a deep understanding of doing what is needed to vehicles to accommodate CDRS's wants to create a proper driving experience for the end users needs. He also Leads ColleBuilt a leader in Reduced effort steering.
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Includes a Live Web Event on 11/18/2026 at 12:00 PM (EST)
November 18, 2026 | 12:00 - 12:45 PM ET | Informal, unscripted session designed to spark meaningful conversation among driver rehabilitation specialists.
Connection & Conversations
November 18, 2026 | 12:00 - 12:45 PM ET | Registration closes at 12 PM ET on 11/16/2026
Complimentary Event - open to ADED Members who provide driver rehab services.
After registration, go to the contents tab to submit a topic for discussion. Please note, submission will close 48 hours prior to an event.
Join us for an informal, unscripted session designed to spark meaningful conversation among driver rehabilitation specialists. Whether you’re seeking connection, clarity, or perspective, you’re not alone—many peers share the same successes, challenges, and frustrations.
Participants are encouraged to exchange practical tips, insights, and, most importantly, support one another on items related to driver rehab practice. Open to both newcomers and seasoned professionals, these discussions provide a space to ask questions, share experiences, and explore real-world challenges together.
If you’re looking for candid dialogue, spontaneous discussion, and a lecture-free environment, this is the place to be. Come ready to engage, collaborate, and benefit from shared experiences and peer-driven learning. No contact hours offered.
Once you register, you have the opportunity to submit your driver rehab practice questions.
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Includes a Live In-Person Event on 11/13/2026 at 1:00 PM (EST)
November 13, 2026 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM MT | Live, In-Person | 3 ADED Contact Hours | Members Only $30
Colorado Chapter Meeting | 11/13/2026 | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM MT| 3 ADED Contact Hours | Members Only $30
**Location UPDATE**: Roxborough Library, Lockhead Room | 8357 N. Rampart Range Rd. #200 | Littleton, CO 80125Deadline to Register 11/6/2026 11:59
Schedule (Subject to change):
- Introductions: Group members introduce themselves and their respective programs of operation. Any guests identify themselves and introduce to the group their purpose for attending the meeting. (9-9:10)
- Program (9:10-12:15, with 5 minute bathroom break)
- Team brainstorming to create a plan for requesting legislative changes related to Medical Reporting in the state of Colorado
- Bathroom break: 10:55A-11A
- Creation of questions for OTAC Legislative Committee representative
- Wrap up and finalize timeline for future plans
- Program Rounds: Each program shares any updates or changes (12:15P-12:35P)
- Chapter Business (12:35P-1P)
From Barriers to Solutions: Improving Colorado’s DR2401 Medical Reporting Process
Abstract:
The Colorado ADED Chapter will facilitate an interactive discussion regarding the Colorado DR2401 Medical Examination Report and the challenges associated with its use in the driver licensing and medical reporting process. Following a June meeting with Judge Watanabe, the chapter identified concerns regarding limited education and awareness among medical providers about the purpose and appropriate completion of the DR2401, as well as instances in which providers have declined to complete the form. Participants will review the current process, discuss barriers encountered by drivers and professionals, and brainstorm potential strategies for improving education, communication, and consistency in the medical reporting process. The discussion will also explore potential legislative and regulatory changes, along with other opportunities for advocacy and systems-level improvement.Learning Objectives:
- Identify common barriers and challenges associated with the completion and use of the DR2401, including gaps in provider education and communication.
- Discuss potential strategies to improve medical provider education, consistency, and communication related to the DR2401 process.
- Identify potential legislative, regulatory, and systems-level opportunities for improving the medical reporting process and supporting safe, equitable driver licensing outcomes.
- Create a plan for next steps, including resource people who can help us
Attendance at the entire event is required to earn contact hours, no partial hours are awarded. Registration confirmation and payment receipts are e-mailed to the attendee. All cancellations must be made in writing to the ADED Executive Office by October 23, 2026; a 20% handling fee will be charged. Refunds will not be issued after this date or for “no-shows.” Partial refunds will not be granted. ADED reserves the right to modify content, timetable, change speakers, or cancel events due to unforeseen/unavoidable circumstances at any time. If ADED cancels an event, a full refund will be provided to registrants. ADED does not offer refunds because of technological issues, should the ADED experience a platform outage, attendees will be provided an appropriate credit. All complaints relative to the content, instructor, and registration procedures are to be directed to the ADED executive office: 200 1st Ave NW #505 Hickory NC 28601 or via email [email protected]
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.
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Includes a Live Web Event on 11/12/2026 at 12:00 PM (EST)
Live, Virtual | November 12, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Vehicle Modification Session - Superior Van & Mobility
Live, Virtual | November 12, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Registration will close 24 hours prior to the start of the sessionThese sessions provide an opportunity for a dealer and a CDRS to share a solution to a complex and challenging driver rehab and mobility situation.
Each Vehicle Modification Session is a stand-alone 30-minute event. To earn the contact hours, the participant must attend live for the entire 30 minutes.Presented by: Alex Cook & Brian Iadarola, OTR/L, CDRS
Description of presentation
This session will walk through two real-world case studies illustrating what is possible when a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist and a mobility equipment dealer work closely together to solve complex, high-need situations. Using the experiences of a shared client, presenters Alex Cook and Brian Iadarola will detail how collaborative problem-solving, creative equipment selection, and strong communication between a CDRS and a dealer can result in a truly custom solution that restores independence for drivers with significant mobility challenges.
The session will explore both the 2015 Honda Odyssey and 2023 Chevrolet Traverse built for the same client, each equipped with an EMC single joystick driving system alongside a full suite of custom modifications including a power pan, adaptive switches, mirrors, and a wheelchair stabilizer. Attendees will gain insight into how "high-tech" and "low-tech" solutions can be combined and layered to meet a driver's unique needs, and how the dealer-CDRS relationship is the foundation that makes it all work.Learning Objectives
- Develop and utilize effective collaboration between a CDRS and a mobility equipment dealer to achieve complex, client-centered outcomes.
- Identify and apply both high-tech and low-tech equipment and applications to selected vehicles through a coordinated, team-based approach.
*Current CDRS' & DRPs please refer to policy 403 for educational activity and contact hour information. Attendance for the entire session is required to earn ADED Contact Hours.
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Alex Cook
Superior Van & Mobility
Alex Cook is the Vice President of Sales at Superior Van & Mobility, where he is dedicated to helping individuals regain their independence through mobility solutions. By partnering closely with Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialists (CDRS), healthcare professionals, and community organizations, Alex works to ensure that individuals with mobility challenges have access to the vehicles and equipment that best meet their needs.
Passionate about improving lives, Alex focuses on building relationships, educating customers, and creating pathways to greater freedom and accessibility. His work is centered on helping people maintain their independence, stay connected to their communities, and enjoy a higher quality of life through safe and reliable mobility solutions.$i++ ?>
Brian Iadarola
The Therapy Place & Drivabilities
Mr. Iadarola has been practicing as an Occupational Therapist for 29 years (1997) and has 22 years (2004) experience in providing Driver Rehabilitation Services. He is the President of The Therapy Place & Drivabilities, a private practice located in Louisville, Kentucky specializing in Evaluation and Training with Cars, Trucks, Vans and High-Tech Driving Systems.
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Includes a Live Web Event on 11/03/2026 at 12:00 PM (EST)
Live, Virtual | November 3, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Vehicle Modification Session - United Access-Houston
Live, Virtual | November 3, 2026 | 12:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Registration will close 24 hours prior to the start of the sessionThese sessions provide an opportunity for a dealer and a CDRS to share a solution to a complex and challenging driver rehab and mobility situation.
Each Vehicle Modification Session is a stand-alone 30-minute event. To earn the contact hours, the participant must attend live for the entire 30 minutes.Presented by: Mike Murphy & Chad Strowmatt
Description of presentation
The importance of collaboration in a complex case involving short statured individual with medium and low tech needs.Learning Objectives
- Review the options for individuals that are less than 3 feet 6" tall.
- Review the evaluation and driver training results in the Strowmatt Rehab Vehicle.
- Review the history of vehicle modification choices that resulted in the final conversion.
- Describe the problems and solutions that were addressed collaboratively with static and in-motion fitting sessions.
- Discuss what was learned and review the importance of working collaboratively with all appropriate parties including vocational rehabilitation and family members.
*Current CDRS' & DRPs please refer to policy 403 for educational activity and contact hour information. Attendance for the entire session is required to earn ADED Contact Hours.
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.
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Chad Strowmatt, LOT, CDRS
Strowmatt Rehab Services - Houston
Chad Strowmatt earned his bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy in 1987. He worked at TIRR until he founded a private practice in 1993 with his business partner Chris Davis, PT. He has been practicing in the field of driver rehabilitation for over 38 years in clinical, behind-the-wheel, and high technology evaluations. Chad has served in various positions within the Association for Driver Rehabilitation Services (ADED) such as president in 2004. Chad earned his post-professional OTD from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in April of 2020. Chad has 4 wonderful children and loves to ride motorcycles and camp in his family’s RV in his spare time. Chad has participated and adapted to the evolution of high-tech driving systems over the last 36 years and the impact the technology has on individual independence.
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Mike Murphy
United Access - Houston
Mike has been involved the mobility industry for 30+ years. He has been the manager at UA Houston for 10+ years.
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Includes a Live Web Event on 10/22/2026 at 4:00 PM (EDT)
Live, Virtual | October 22, 2026 | 4:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Vehicle Modification Session - Collebuilt Systems
Live, Virtual | October 22, 2026 | 4:00 PM ET | .5 ADED Contact Hours | Complimentary, Members Only
Registration will close 24 hours prior to the start of the sessionThese sessions provide an opportunity for a dealer and a CDRS to share a solution to a complex and challenging driver rehab and mobility situation.
Each Vehicle Modification Session is a stand-alone 30-minute event. To earn the contact hours, the participant must attend live for the entire 30 minutes.Presented by: Sean Petersen & Jill Sclease
Description of presentation
High-tech driving example - Foot steering. Demonstrating the ability to create the ability to meet a very unique need through cooperation of a knowledgeable vendor and cdrs.Learning Objectives
- Dealer CDRC relationship
- Best practices
- Navigating a unique high tech evaluation
- What is foot steering
*Current CDRS' & DRPs please refer to policy 403 for educational activity and contact hour information. Attendance for the entire session is required to earn ADED Contact Hours.
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.$i++ ?>Jill Sclease
CTRS, CDRS
Driving To Independence
Jill Sclease is a Recreation Therapist and Certified Driving Rehabilitation Specialist working at Driving to Independence in Tempe, Arizona. She is also the Leader of the High-Tech Driver Program. She has been a member of ADED since 2010. In 1995 Jill began working in a neurorehabilitation setting where her career focused on brain and spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Jill’s enthusiasm for assisting patients has been the focus of her career. While working in acute rehabilitation, she introduced patients to the possibility of returning to work and community activities through therapeutic community reintegration outings. Adaptive driving is a key part of this community reintegration. Throughout her career, Jill has served in many leadership roles, including those at the Arizona State Therapeutic Recreation Association, Arizona Spinal Cord Injury Association, and Arizona Adapted Watersports. Jill has also held leadership roles within ADED, having served as Scholarship Committee Chair, Education Committee Chair and ADED President. She has presented at both NMEDA and ADED conferences, as well as promoting driver rehabilitation at local universities and organizations. Jill was honored to be recognized as a spinal cord injury specialist by Banner Good Samaritan Rehabilitation Institute in 2006 and to be presented the Outstanding Professional award in 2009 by the Arizona State Therapeutic Recreation Association. In May 2010 Jill joined Driving to Independence to concentrate on independent and safe driving for individuals with disabilities. She received the credential of a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) in 2011. Conducting driving assessments and training clients to become independent in the community is her passion. She often says the process of identifying appropriate equipment for persons with physical differences is like putting a puzzle together and her job is to put the puzzle together without hammering in the corners.
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Sean Peterson
GoldenBoy Mobility
Mobility consultant, Sales Manager, General manager - 17 years
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Includes a Live Web Event on 10/15/2026 at 12:00 PM (EDT)
October 15, 2026 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET | Live-Virtual, Online | Members Only
Florida Chapter Meeting October 15, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET | Live-Virtual, Online | Members Only
Schedule (subject to change)12:00-12:10 pm – Brief introductions of FLHSMV team.
12:10-12:40 pm – Allow team members from the FL Highway Safety Medical Review Board present to CDRS' within the state on how to best handle MRB clients on how the medical review process works.
12:40-1:00 pm – Allow for driving specialist to ask questions of FLHSMV medical board team.
All complaints relative to the content, instructor, and registration procedures are to be directed to the ADED executive office: 200 1st Ave NW #505 Hickory NC 28601 or via email [email protected].
ADED's Education Code of Conduct applies to this and all ADED education.
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This area houses numerous resources for the field of driver rehabilitation.
This area houses numerous resources for the field of driver rehabilitation.
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This course provides the foundational knowledge you need to confidently conduct evaluations, support safe driving outcomes, and collaborate with the many partners involved in the driver rehabilitation process. Whether you’re launching a new program or becoming a part of an existing team, this course will give you the tools and confidence to get started on the right road. On Demand | ADED Members $550 | See contents tab for complete info
Introduction to Driver Rehabilitation 2026
On Demand |15 Hours of Education| ADED Members $550
To earn a certificate of completion, learners will need to successfully complete a quiz with a score of 75% or better.Registrants have 30 days to complete the course, pass the quiz, complete a survey and claim their certificate of completion (please see below). Once completed you will no longer have access to the course or its contents.
Abstract
This ADED course is designed for the new driving evaluator. The skills and knowledge needed to establish an adaptive driving program or become a new staff member for an established program will be discussed and shared. The course will also cover the following topics: development of a clinical and on road evaluation, basic training techniques, introduction to adaptive equipment, best practices in documentation and interactions with equipment vendors.
Goals/Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Discuss the basic components of a driver rehabilitation clinical evaluation
- Analyze the basic components of a driver rehabilitation on road assessment.
- Assess the resources for networking within the driver rehabilitation community
- Develop the necessary and optional components for starting a driver rehabilitation program
- Identify the key stakeholders in the field of driver rehabilitation
- Assess the sequence of basic on road training techniques.
Presented by Jenny Nordine, OTL, CDRS
This course is applicable to those pursuing the DRP microcredential and eligibility for the CDRS exam.
This course does not provide ADED Contact Hours for those already possessing the DRP or CDRS for renewal/maintenance hours.
Video Viewing:
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- Keep the video window open and active while watching.
- If you minimize the video window and only listen to the audio, that time will not count.
- If you cover the video with another window, that time will not count.
- If you switch to another browser tab, that time will not count.
- You must keep the video visible and active on your screen for your viewing time to be counted.
- Your viewing time is cumulative. You do not have to watch the entire video at once. If you watch a video in several sessions, the system will add your viewing time from each session toward the required minimum.
After watching all 15 hours of the recorded course, to earn the certificate of completion, you must pass a quiz with a score of 75% or better.
- There are 25 questions, you have 30 minutes to complete the quiz. Select the best answer.
- Once you begin the quiz, you cannot pause, stop or save.
- You have 3 attempts to earn a 75% or better.
- You may use any handouts from the course and ADED guiding documents.
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Registration confirmation and payment receipts are e-mailed to the attendee. Refunds will not be issued after purchase. ADED reserves the right to modify content. ADED does not offer refunds because of technological issues, should the ADED experience a platform outage, attendees will be provided an appropriate credit. All complaints relative to the content, instructor, and registration procedures are to be directed to the ADED executive office: 200 1st Ave NW #505 Hickory NC 28601 or via email [email protected]
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June 3, 2026 | Members Only - Complimentary
Equipment Essentials 2026
June 3, 2026 |Members Only - Complimentary
As the field of driver rehabilitation continues to evolve, staying informed about the latest adaptive equipment, vehicle modifications, and assessment tools is critical. This interactive panel discussion brings together our gold level ADED Allies, leading driver rehabilitation equipment vendors, to discuss current technologies, practical applications, customization capabilities, and real-world implementation challenges. Four panelists (one participant from each Gold ADED Ally company) will provide insights into some of the current challenges and changes facing the industry and offer guidance on emerging trends.
- Describe best practices for collaborating with vendors to ensure safe, effective, and individualized vehicle adaptations.
- Discuss common challenges and troubleshooting strategies in the implementation of driver rehabilitation technologies.
- Understand the state of the industry and its impacts on the profession.
Thank you to the Gold Level ADED Allies
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