Accessibility in your environment is as fundamental as fresh air and a welcoming smile at the door. Here’s how to do everything – from creating comfortable spaces, to simple modifications you can make to everyday toys.
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This six session Anger Management program originated from a commitment to helping children (from the ages of 2.5 and up) begin to build a foundation for understanding anger and incorporate strategies to deal with feelings of anger
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Welcome to this training program on supporting the development of young children with autism (ASD).
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At times you may become concerned about your child’s behaviour especially if it is disruptive or puts his safety at risk. You may be wondering ‘why does he do that?’
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Child and Family Centres provide literacy-rich places for children from birth to 6 years of age to come play and learn with their parents or caregivers.
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The most rewarding experiences for a parent and a child are to be able to share thoughts, feelings and desires with each other. Successful communication is a two-way street. It’s an active partnership that involves using more than words to …
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All songs, lyrics, a listing of props and sample audio of each song along with two informative tip sheets can be found below. The tip sheets, Introduction to Creative Circle Time and Infant Circle Tip Sheet provide you with information …
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Emotional well-being in childhood means reaching developmental and emotional milestones and learning skills to help children cope when they are experiencing challenges.
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Each of these fact sheets contain links to organizations closely focused on a specific disability
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Knowing more about the feelings and thoughts that come after the death of someone close to us can help us and the people we support.
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We thank the team of dedicated professionals in the Etobicoke Brighter Futures Coalition that developed these IEMH Play Statements.
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Going to school is a great journey with many successes and challenges for your child, family and your child’s educators. The school experience prepares your child for their growth into adulthood.
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Family Support groups operating in the Toronto area
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On this page we are highlighting content that was created for a rural setting. These tip sheets and workshop were created in partnership with Community Living Tillsonburg.
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The Seven Senses If you asked someone to think about their senses, most people would name the following five: vision, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. Often what is less familiar are the other two senses: vestibular and proprioception. The vestibular …
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As social beings we enjoy interactions with others. Learning social rules and cues is no easy task for a young child. It is usually learned by trial and error and often resulting in tears.
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The Social Skills Program is a great way to help young children build social skills in a group setting. There are six sessions, usually implemented on a weekly basis with the entire group of children.
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A Toolkit for Children with Challenging Behaviours in the Child Care Setting.
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In this section you’ll find the tools to build your child’s self care skills during the daily routines, such as mealtime, dressing, washroom and sleep.
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Resource Consultation service online module.
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This is a gateway to information on the Medicine Wheel teachings, shared by Community Living Wikwemikong Anishinaabek.
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