Driving is a privilege that most of us look forward to and seek in order to be mobile on our own.

For individuals with ADD, ADHD and other conditions that limit learning, the driving experience becomes a challenge because of the numerous requirements associated with driving and executive functioning. When executive functioning, defined as the cognitive/mental skills needed to get things done, is compromised, the skills for managing driving, checking mirrors, keeping a safe distance, etc., create an additional layer of complexity for new drivers.  

The Driving Experience simulator program is unique in that it recognizes the extra time and effort that may be needed to bring drivers with executive functioning challenges to driving success.  We provide a safe, dynamic, interactive environment to learn to drive, to become aware of the multiple layers of skills needed as we drive and to improve the attention to the various situations drivers face each time they get behind the wheel.    

We offer a special package of training on our simulator for our special needs population because we understand learning any skill is not universal and may require repeated practice, special attention and extra effort before mastery for our special needs population.