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April 2019
EPIC – Maier Centre Active Discovery Session 2
Active Discovery is a semi-structured play-based program aimed at providing children and youth diagnosed with autism with increased opportunity to participate in physical activity according to their abilities and preferences. The surrounding environment will be set up as to encourage children and youth to freely explore their surroundings, engage with different equipment, and discover physical activity that is meaningful and exciting to them while simultaneously working on their fundamental movement skill development. All Sessions will be held at the Maier…
Find out more »EPIC – South Side Move N’ Groove
Exploration of music and dance can facilitate personal growth for individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in many areas including skill development, speech and language, memory and mental agility, social skills, and confidence. This 8-week program will provide children with the opportunity to express themselves freely through moving to music in a way that is meaningful and comfortable to them. Participants are encouraged to do their best, regardless of level of ability. Following the Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton philosophy,…
Find out more »EPIC – Mindful Movement – Adolescents and Adults
A combination of dance, fitness, and music, this class can be described as nothing but fun. Zumba instruction will be tailored to allow individuals to freely explore their surroundings and their body in space, moving in a way that is comfortable to them. Come and enjoy the opportunity to socialize with peers in a safe and friendly environment. Please note that this is a group activity. Therefore, the supports in place are those designed to assist the group as a…
Find out more »SCERTS Training with Emily Rubin
Watch a clip below of Emily Rubin discussing the SCERTS model: Check out www.scerts.com for more information on the SCERTS model
Find out more »Learning Services – Documentation and Goal Setting
This workshop is primarily intended for professionals. It would be most helpful to have background knowledge of the SCERTS model, FSCD and Alberta Education goal outcome criteria as well as the way Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton provides services. In this session professionals will learn the documentation requirements and goal setting techniques specific to our agency.
Find out more »EPIC – South Side Move N’ Groove
Exploration of music and dance can facilitate personal growth for individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in many areas including skill development, speech and language, memory and mental agility, social skills, and confidence. This 8-week program will provide children with the opportunity to express themselves freely through moving to music in a way that is meaningful and comfortable to them. Participants are encouraged to do their best, regardless of level of ability. Following the Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton philosophy,…
Find out more »EPIC – Mindful Movement – Adolescents and Adults
A combination of dance, fitness, and music, this class can be described as nothing but fun. Zumba instruction will be tailored to allow individuals to freely explore their surroundings and their body in space, moving in a way that is comfortable to them. Come and enjoy the opportunity to socialize with peers in a safe and friendly environment. Please note that this is a group activity. Therefore, the supports in place are those designed to assist the group as a…
Find out more »Learning Services – More Than Words
This course is primarily intended for parents and caregivers, you know how challenging it can be for your child with ASD to interact meaningfully with others and connect with the world around them. This program provides parents with the tools, strategies and support they need to help their children reach their full communication potential. Group Sessions Wednesday’s (9:00am-11:00am): February 6, 13, 27 March 6, 20 April 3, 10, 24
Find out more »Learning Services – Building Engagement
Parents sometimes feel like their child is “in their own world” or is just not interested in many toys or activities. This workshop aims to provide parents and professionals with information and strategies as a starting point tom help a child with ASD learn that people can be fun.
Find out more »Learning Services – Learning to Eat for Complex Eaters
This workshop is primarily intended for parents, caregivers and professionals. In this workshop participants will learn about the theory behind limited food repertoire and intake for children with complex feeding issues. The topics focus on a holistic and educational approach to reduce mealtime anxiety in order to enhance the family’s mealtime experience and capacity.
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