Intro to Dungeons and Dragons Not a gamer but curious? Thirteen or older? We’ll be bringing you “Intro to Dungeons and Dragons” – a fun, friendly, safe online place in 2024!Dungeon Master Ollie D’Agostino (they/them) Bio coming soon
Putting Your Neurodivergent Life to Music: A Two-Part Songwriting Workshop
ACCEPT Adults Module One: A virtual support group ideal for those who want to explore their Neurodivergent Operating System, build skills, and share experiences.
June UnLearn and Learn Session: Neurodiversity. In this session, Wendy McGuire (MSW, RSW, PhD), Owner of Scattergram Counselling and Consulting, will support regulators’ learning journey on neurodiversity.
This is a Canadian community of therapists and affiliated social and healthcare providers (including Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, students, etc) who serve the neurodiverse population or want to learn about neurodiversity in order to better serve their neurodivergent clients.
Enter the NeuroVerse. A dedicated space to celebrating the diverse minds and talents within the neurodiverse community. Contribute today!
This is a Canadian community of therapists and affiliated social and healthcare providers (including Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, students, etc) who serve the neurodiverse population or want to learn about neurodiversity in order to better serve their neurodivergent clients.
This is a Canadian community of therapists and affiliated social and healthcare providers (including Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, students, etc) who serve the neurodiverse population or want to learn about neurodiversity in order to better serve their neurodivergent clients.
ACCEPT for Therapists Module One: For neurodiversity-affirming therapists and therapists in training. Modules based on the trademarked (A.C.C.E.P.T.™) neurodiversity-affirming treatment model.
THEME: Neurodiversity-Affirming Services: What's the Difference?
Wendy McGuire, MSW, RSW, PhD, will facilitate this discussion. As neurodivergent individuals, it's easy to recount the multitude of negative experiences we've had with public systems. But what neurodiversity-affirming experiences have you had - in the educational system, healthcare system, a job interview, the workplace, with government service workers, food service workers, in the transit system, legal system, etc? What makes a public service ND-affirming? As therapists, it can be hard to define what makes our services different. By sharing and comparing, we can build our vocabulary to better explain what we do and to advocate for a more neurodiversity-affirming world.
A virtual, monthly Clinical Supervision Group for neurodiversity-affirming therapists and therapists in training.
Meet Robyn Livingston (he/him), BSW, RSW Registered Social Worker and ND Room Group Facilitator.
Sessions: Oct 3 - Nov 28, 2024 (8 weekly sessions except Halloween)
The ND Room is a weekly, 8-session, virtual, activity-based, peer support group for neurodivergent-identifying youth of all genders, in grades 7 to 12.
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