While we all want our children to be able to have these experiences, we also need to balance that with the understanding that it may not be important to them. Quite often, as parents, we assume that our children want these experiences because we ourselves have had them and that may not be the case. Start Here: Ask your child if they would like to go Trick or treating on Halloween If they answer yes, here are some tips and tricks for a successful inclusive Halloween experience here. If they answer no, there is a list of alternative Halloween ideas here or you can watch CTN’s Halloween videos here. If you are unsure of whether your child would like to participate due to communication or cognitive challenges, think about your child’s individual personality, strengths and needs. Some questions to consider are…
Catulpa (OAP) - Funding Mini-Series: Jordan's Principle - Online
Join Catulpa as they explore the Jordan's Principle funding opportunity that may be available to you and your family as well as helpful strategies to plan and allocate your funds.
Mackenzie Health - The Relationship between ASD and Mental Health - Online
Participants will be taught about Autism Spectrum Disorder related mental health illnesses, biological, psychological and social factors that may contribute to an individual’s behaviour.
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