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Becoming an adult: Transition planning for youth with a developmental disability

…eated by the Regional Assessment and Resource Centre (RARC). RARC provides accurate and comprehensive assessments and follow-up services to post-secondary students with Learning Disabilities, ADHD, and ASD. What do you need to know before you head off to college or university? Learn about your rights and responsibilities, how to advocate for yourself, what financial aid is available and more. Let us help you prepare for your transition to post-sec…
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Navigating Legal and Ethical Issues in Mental Health and Dual Diagnosis

…le of mental health care professionals working both in hospital and in the community Identify ethical challenges common to mental health care, dual diagnoses, and the support of persons experiencing decision-making issues Identify legal issues and relevant legislation that may arise in supporting individuals with mental health issues, dual diagnoses, and persons experiencing decision-making issues Scenerios 1 – Consent and Capacity Discussion poin…
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Steps to Supporting a Child Experiencing Stress and Trauma

…ral Considerations. There are differences in meaning and intention when it comes to non-verbal communication across cultures.  It is important to understand the child from a cultural perspective and be mindful to avoid miscommunication. The survival brain and the child’s fight – flight – freeze responses will be reduced when the child feels safe and calm. The child’s thinking brain  will turn back on.. Critical things to remember at this time: Do…
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EnAbling Inclusive Futures – new Autism resource guide and training launched!

…our consultation aims to empower community organizations to build inclusive and accessible supports that unlock the full potential of Autistic persons.  This training package is currently being offered for free to eligible organizations. Thank you for your commitment to building a more inclusive community for Autistic persons! EnAbling Inclusive Futures…
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Chaining and Shaping Behaviour – Mastering and Motivating the Child to Learn the Steps

…rewarded. Finally, the reward (praise, etc.) is only given when the whole new skill is completed as independently as Simithy’s abilities allow. Gradually reduce the amount of assistance needed in each step until it is learned. As each small step is mastered, stop rewarding it and only reward the new steps that still need some work. Over time, the amount of assistance needed on each step will be reduced. Eventually the reward will come only when t…
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Speech and Language Disorders

…ice disorders are frequently combined with other speech problems to form a complex communication disorder. Who is affected? The prevalence of speech and language disorders is estimated to be approximately 2-19% of children aged 2-5 years old, with a 2:1 male to female ratio. The overall estimate for speech and language disorders is widely agreed to be 5% of school-aged children. This figure includes voice disorders (3%), specific language impairme…
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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Supporting Children and Youth – Module 2

…f the child will encounter daily to help establish routine. As the child becomes more comfortable, introduce small changes gradually to help him/her develop some flexibility. Examples could be changes in routine, place, and staff, using visual supports and schedules to cue the changes to the child. Provide a written individual schedule for the child with ASD, showing what s/he will be doing and with whom. Post this where it can easily be seen by s…
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Accessible Performances at the 2025 Luminato Festival

…mous work new relevance. Their fearless performances dive into existential questions, offering a joyful celebration of human dignity and individuality. A Glimpse of Quincy ASL Interpretation: June 13, 8 PM Relaxed Environment: June 13, 8 PM Harbourfront Centre Concert Stage Celebrate the late great Quincy Jones with Grammy Award-winning artist Larnell Lewis. This tribute showcases iconic hits from The Dude, Back on the Block, and more. A vibrant c…
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Talking Matters

…talking (“Look up! I see a cat.”) Expand your child’s world by introducing new people and new places. Talk about the experience before you go, while you are there and when you get home. Hide objects under/behind pillows, blankets, furniture. Ask: “Where’s the ball?” or “Find the teddy.” Point to and talk about people and things when looking at books Remember to tell stories from your home language and culture. Look at your child when you are talki…
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