Teen social time is designed for youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to connect virtually and participate in fun and educational activities and discussions. These sessions are recommended for youth aged 12 to 18. Are you interested in enjoying some fun games with other teens? Join this session for an afternoon of party games!
Many children with ASD also struggle with mental health challenges like constant worries, low mood, and overwhelming feelings of frustration. Your child may act in ways you don’t understand, and they may not be able to explain how they are feeling. When your child is unable to control their emotions or actions, you may feel […]
Parents and caregivers of children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may experience challenges with their child’s school placement, helping school staff understand their child’s needs, and understanding the services and supports your school board may offer. Seeing your child struggle with accessing curriculum or thriving in either virtual or in-school placements can be […]
Parents and caregivers of children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may experience challenges with their child’s school placement, helping school staff understand their child’s needs, and understanding the services and supports your school board may offer. Seeing your child struggle with accessing curriculum or thriving in either virtual or in-school placements can be […]
Bullying is pervasive in Canadian schools and communities. Research indicates that children with autism are at a much greater risk of being bullied than their peers. This workshop engages parents who may be concerned about their children being bullied or perpetuating bullying in the presence of their peers. Content includes defining the common types of […]
Life is made up of meaningful everyday activities and occupations, such as walking the dog, brushing our teeth, preparing a meal, painting and playing games. Occupations are a significant part of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families because they help describe who we are and how we feel about ourselves. […]
As children age and experience the different stages of growth, it is important to discuss and teach skills related to health and sexuality. This workshop is designed to introduce core components of human development, such as health, sexuality, privacy and consent, and provide preliminary information and strategies to support you in introducing these topics to […]
This session provides a brief overview of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and an introduction to the PPM 140 policy. PPM 140 is a policy that mandates the use of ABA in schools to assist in the education of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). You may have heard of these terms, or they might be […]
Life is made up of meaningful everyday activities and occupations, such as walking the dog, brushing our teeth, preparing a meal, painting and playing games. Occupations are a significant part of life for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families because they help describe who we are and how we feel about ourselves. […]
Teaching children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) new skills may require additional thought and a clear plan. Behavioural Skills Training (BST) is a teaching procedure that is proven to help support learning new skills. This session helps caregivers build their teaching skills by reviewing the steps of BST and how it can be used to […]
The Ontario Ministry of Education recognizes that students develop and learn in different ways and that some children require special education programs. The Education Act requires school boards to provide special education programs for children who need them through the IPRC process. The IPRC process is a pathway to ensure proper placements and levels of […]
Transitioning to school in-person after summer and having previously attended school online may be a challenging experience for learners and caregivers. Proactive planning and supporting your child with the tools they need can make going to school and the school year a more positive experience. This session will include a discussion about the safety skills […]
This training is designed to review how evidence-based practices can be utilized to teach children with ASD to successfully receive a needle as comfortably as possible. In this session, you will become familiar with strategies to help your child prepare for a needle by offering choice, breaking down the steps into achievable targets, use of […]
The Behaviour Series are three independent but related workshops where caregivers learn ways to support their child before, during and after displaying challenging behaviour. This session focuses helping your child find their calm and shares what caregivers can do during an episode of challenging behaviour to support the child who is experiencing strong and uncomfortable […]
This session focuses on combining key information from school policies and procedures to help you effectively advocate for your child in the school system. You will be provided information on what it means to be an advocate for your child, ways to effectively advocate for them, and the importance of collaborating with your child’s school […]
Visual schedules are great tools for assisting children with following routines and increasing their independence. Our Kinark Kreates DIY Visual Schedules video shows you how to create and use a visual schedule with your child. Participating in this Q&A session will give you an opportunity to speak with an ASD Consultant about how to individualize […]
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