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December 2021
Learning Services – Understanding Your Child’s Sensory Needs
A variety of sensory processing challenges can often be present in children with ASD. Children can be over- and under-responsive to various stimuli which impact their overall regulation and ability to manage. Some children are negatively impacted by loud sounds or bright lights while other children are naturally drawn to them. This workshop will provide an overview of sensory needs, explore what they look like, how they impact our children, and how we can positively respond to their ongoing…
Find out more »January 2022
Learning Services – Sibling Support Workshop
SIBLING SUPPORT WORKSHOP Having a brother or sister with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a unique and challenging experience. Parents often spend a lot of time, attention, and resources on their child with ASD, and siblings may feel confused, alone, or less supported at times. This workshop will provide siblings an opportunity to connect with their peers, share their interests, successes and challenges, learn new information, ask questions, and most importantly, have fun! This workshop is for siblings only. Saturday,…
Find out more »February 2022
Learning Services – Communication: Moving Beyond Requesting
In this session you will learn strategies for increasing the language skills of children who are talking using echolalia, single words or sentences. We will discuss how to facilitate development of their vocabulary, comprehension and sentence structure skills, as well as how to increase their social and functional use of language.
Find out more »March 2022
Learning Services – MOVEMENT AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN WITH ASD
Some researchers suggest that motor deficits could be a potential core feature of ASD. This workshop will cover red flags to watch out for, common conditions, and when not to worry.
Find out more »Learning Services – Alternative and Augmentative Communication
In this augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) workshop, participants will be provided with information on what is AAC and who benefits from its use. In addition, it will give an overview of different types of AC including some of the more popular communication apps for iPads. Finally, tips will be provided on implementing AAC at home and in the community.
Find out more »Learning Services – Sibling Support Workshop
SIBLING SUPPORT WORKSHOP Having a brother or sister with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a unique and challenging experience. Parents often spend a lot of time, attention, and resources on their child with ASD, and siblings may feel confused, alone, or less supported at times. This workshop will provide siblings an opportunity to connect with their peers, share their interests, successes and challenges, learn new information, ask questions, and most importantly, have fun! This workshop is for siblings only. Saturday,…
Find out more »Learning Services – Sibling Support Workshop
SIBLING SUPPORT WORKSHOP Having a brother or sister with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a unique and challenging experience. Parents often spend a lot of time, attention, and resources on their child with ASD, and siblings may feel confused, alone, or less supported at times. This workshop will provide siblings an opportunity to connect with their peers, share their interests, successes and challenges, learn new information, ask questions, and most importantly, have fun! This workshop is for siblings only. Saturday,…
Find out more »June 2022
9th Annual Maier Charity Golf Tournament 2022
Attention all golfers! The Maier Centre for Autism Charity Golf Tournament in support of Children’s Autism Services of Edmonton will be held on June 10th, 2022 at the Quarry Edmonton Golf Club. It’s going to be an exciting golf event with breakfast on-the-go, a banquet lunch at the clubhouse, silent auction, prizes, and some friendly competition. This golf tournament is ideal for anyone wanting to align themselves with a high-profile event that supports children and families in our community.…
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