FAQs About Disability Planning Webinars & Workshops

Frequently Asked Questions: Disability Planning Webinars & Workshops

Are webinars available to individuals and families outside of Pennsylvania? Yes. All webinars are available virtually to individuals, families, and professionals nationwide. In-person presentations are available for organizations, schools, and employers in Pennsylvania and the greater New York City metro area.

How long are the webinars? Session length varies depending on the topic and format. Most individual webinars run between 60 and 90 minutes, including time for questions. Custom workshops for organizations can be designed for half-day or full-day formats, depending on the scope of content needed.

Are the webinars recorded? Availability of recorded sessions varies. Contact Leahy Life Plan directly for information on current recording availability and upcoming live session dates.

Can webinar topics be customized for our organization? Yes. Leahy Life Plan works with schools, disability service agencies, and employers to develop customized presentations that address the specific needs, populations, and questions most relevant to their staff or families.

Do webinars provide legal or financial investment advice? No. All educational content provided by Leahy Life Plan is informational and planning-oriented. Legal matters are referred to qualified special needs attorneys. Investment and insurance planning is referred to financial advisors with disability planning experience.

How do I register for an upcoming webinar? Contact Leahy Life Plan directly through the consultation request form to inquire about upcoming webinar dates, topics, and registration.

Ready to Get the Information You Need?

Whether you are a family navigating the disability benefits system for the first time, a professional looking to expand your expertise, or an organization seeking training for your staff — Leahy Life Plan’s educational webinars and workshops deliver accurate, practical, experience-based guidance that makes a real difference.

The earlier families access the right information, the more options remain available. Education is where planning begins.

Serving families, professionals, and organizations in Pennsylvania, the greater Philadelphia area, the New York City metro area, New Jersey, and nationwide via remote consultation.