Nothing about us, without us. Autistics have asked “autism organizations” to include and engage Autistics, so what do we do when these organizations start doing that? Take the risk and engage with them, and the possibilities for amazing things that can change.

October is Autism Acceptance Month in Canada, so lets talk about how we changing the language we use about autism and Autistic people can change attitudes.

Friday May 22nd at 4:30pm EDT, we will be hosting an Autistic Check-In with a panel of autistics from across the country.

NOTE: Due to a last minute issue, Elsbeth and I have rescheduled this to Monday May 25th at 7pm. We apologize for the change. Elsbeth and I enjoyed our discussion

On Tuesday May 19th at 10:00am, join the conversation with occupational therapists Heather and Debra as they help you find ways to support your sensory challenged children during this time.

It’s hard to believe all the changes that have happened in our world in such a short time. On May 12th at 10am let’s checkin and talk about Special Education in Ontario.

Join us on Wednesday May 13th at 1pm as we speak with Sherri Taylor, a parent to 4 beautiful, busy, neurodiverse boys who all have a determination of Sensory Processing Disorder. She is pleased to discuss her experience with her children and how she is helping them cope, survive and flourish, despite their sensory challenges!

On Wednesday May 13th at 10:00am, Cindy and Lanni will answer your questions and share their own low-stress tips and tricks to keep communication moving in this unprecedented time.

For many parents of autistic children, life before the pandemic was challenging. Now we are experiencing a complete change in our lives. Our schedule has changed. Our activities are changed.

Parents across Ontario are now in their 6th week of having their children at home with them, and many who have children with special needs are still struggling with trying to homeschool their children.