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Vision

…s easily overwhelmed by the sun, and he reacts by actively avoiding this uncomfortable stimulus.  With a child who becomes easily overwhelmed with sensory stimuli due to a low neurological threshold, you may want to use strategies that create a visually pleasing environment, and limit excess visual stimuli.  Strategies that you can try to create a visually pleasing environment: Whenever possible, limit excess visual stimuli. For example, you can d…
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Bath/Shower Sequence

…rompting while keeping privacy and personal space in mind. When teaching a new skill to increase independence, you may want to use a visual sequence. A visual sequence uses pictures (real photos, picture symbols, line drawings) to break down a task into smaller steps. By breaking down a skill into smaller steps, it can help teach the skill one step at a time. Before making a visual sequence for bathing/showering, you would want to discuss the impo…
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“Me in Motion” – Exercise Tips for Everyday Healthy Living

…k about all things you used to like to do. Or, you can make a list of some new activities you might like to try now. But remember: be sure to wear the proper clothing and shoes for the type of exercise you choose. Check to see if you need special equipment to do some activities Check to see if a friend would like to join youthe buddy system makes it safer and more fun. Check the area that you are using to ensure that it is well lit, clutter free
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How to use Social Media to keep relationships going

…eate things, as well as create your boards of things you enjoy. Skype is a free voice over internet protocol (VOIP) service that allows users to communicate using an internet connection. You can use voice only, video, or instant messaging. Skype has grown to be the most popular VOIP service in the world and serves millions of users each day. How to Use Social Media to Keep Relationships Going Social media is a great way to keep in touch with peopl…
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Adult Content and the Internet

…vers and Staff: Set boundaries on discussions about sex and sexuality. For example, questions about sex can be asked of parents, health nurses or doctors but they are not a subject to be discussed in public areas or with people you do not know. Physically locate all of the computers in your home (including laptops) in an area where they can be monitored. Make sure the computer screen is facing out into the room. This will enable you to monitor you
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Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) for Family Caregivers Information Forum

…ons Who is this event for? Anyone wanting to know more about our ACT model Leaders and clinicians considering bringing ACT to their organization Leaders and clinicians wanting to know how ACT can benefit the families they support When is it happening and how can I participate? June 17, 2024, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Location: Hybrid Virtual via zoom  In-person in Toronto at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, 150 Kilgour Rd, East York, ON M4G…
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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Supporting Children and Youth – Module 5

…language) as well as to convey ideas (expressive language). A behaviour becomes communication when there is a desire to send a message to another person. The message may be sent by using words, gestures, facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, or through other means such as pictures or sign language. Communication Communication refers to the verbal and nonverbal behaviours that a person uses in order to convey a message to another perso…
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What to Expect at a Developmental Assessment

…e child play with toys, puzzles and blocks, looking at pictures, answering questions, drawing, and/or completing pencil and paper type tasks. With your signed consent, the clinician(s) may consult with the school, child care, and/or other professionals involved with your child. Most children really enjoy their time playing and interacting with the clinician(s). When the assessment is completed, parents will have the opportunity to discuss the find…
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The Power of One: How to Advocate [webinar]

…eam at Reena www.reena.org , and is currently the Chair of the Intentional Community Consortium (representing over 30 agencies across Ontario and Quebec), advocating for housing and supports for those with developmental disabilities. He is also the Chair of the Government Relations Committee of OASIS (province wide organization representing 200+ developmental services member agencies across Ontario, supporting 65,000 children and adults with devel…
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