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Autism Alternatives of Oakville 1138 Gable Drive Oakville, ON L6J 7P2 Telephone : 905-829-4084 E-mail : bethshier38@gmail.com Website : www.autismsolutionontario.com |
The Davis Autism Approach is a new, unique and innovative approach to correcting Autism Spectrum Disorders including Asperger's and PDD-NOS. The approach is also very useful to clients with ADD (either type). The program has 3 separate parts. First is called individuation, where we help the client to integrate their senses and begin to accurately perceive their environment. Second is the identity development portion of the program where missing information about how the world works is put into the client's existing identity allowing them to interact with their environment and the people in it in an appropriate way. Last is the social integration piece of the program which allows for full participation in life. We also have a pilot project serving non-verbal clients. Please call or email for more details. |
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Breathe In Toronto N/A Toronto, ON N/A Telephone : 416-668-6914 E-mail : breatheintoronto@yahoo.ca |
“Breathe In Toronto” specializes in working with children and adults with Autism, providing systematic skills that enable the client to meditate during stressful moments, as to allow clarity and cognitive thought to prevail. Meditation can alter the emotional response to stress and uncertainty, making it an invaluable tool in a child or adult’s life. Breathe In Toronto provides at home meditation sessions, a philosophy to reinforce that a child’s home is a sanctuary, a place void of stress, anxiety, and discomfort. We bring peace into your homes, and look forward to meeting you. We are available throughout Toronto and the GTA. |
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Brick by Brick Therapy & Wellness 2601 Hwy 20 East Unit 7 Fonthill, ON L0S 1E6 Telephone : 905-228-3250 E-mail : info@brickbybrick.ca Website : www.brickbybrick.ca |
-Brick by Brick is an approved provider of Intensive Behavioural Intervention. -Specialized assessment, therapy, counselling, and consultation services for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related exceptionalities -1:1 instruction as well as partner, and group sessions. -ASD Educational programs/workshops for parents and professionals |
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Camp Kennebec 1422 Cox Rd Arden, ON k0h 1b0 Telephone : 613-335-2114 E-mail : info@campkennebec.com |
Making Kids Happy Since 1967! Camp Kennebec is a coed overnight camp for children and young adults with exceptionalities including Autism, Aspergers, ADD, ADHD, Tourette's Syndrome, Down Syndrome, learning, social and behavioral difficulties and many others. At Kennebec we've created a fun, safe and supportive environment where our campers reach for the stars and surprise themselves with all they achieve. We encourage Kennebecers to try new things and to keep trying until they master new skills, grow and become more self-confident. Our 2:1 camper to staff ratio means we're continually adapting the Kennebec day to each camper's preferences and abilities, while working hard to ensure all campers have the summer of their lives! |
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Camp Kodiak 4069 Pheasant Run Mississauga, ON L5L 2C2 Telephone : 905-569-7595 E-mail : info@campkodiak.com |
BACKGROUND Camp Kodiak is an integrated, non-competitive, residential camp serving children & teens with and without ADHD, LD, NLD & Asperger Syndrome. Campers come from all over North America and from abroad. The primary objectives of Camp Kodiak are to build confidence and self-esteem, to improve social skills, to foster independence and to provide an exciting and satisfying camp experience. This is achieved by providing a safe and nurturing environment, a mature, professional staff, a very low camper-to-staff ratio and a program that is designed to ensure success. Staff members never miss the opportunity to recognize and celebrate these successes. PROGRAM Camp Kodiak programs for success! All sports and activities are taught in an organized, step-by-step fashion to ensure success. Cooperation rather that competition is emphasized. We have over 50 sports, crafts, cultural and educational activities to ensure that all of campers are able to find several activities in which they can excel. Core Program: Many campers are hesitant to take on new challenges. In order to ensure that they get the most out of their camp experience Kodiak has developed a core program of 12 activities to which all cabin groups are scheduled. They include the Red Cross swimming program, waterskiing/wakeboarding/kneeboarding, sailing, canoeing, kayaking, team sports, tennis, archery, arts & crafts, drama, high ropes and rock climbing. Campers are encouraged to participate in these activities with their cabin group. Electives: There are several times each day when campers are able to choose their own activities and pursue personal interests independent of their cabinmates. Academics: Monday to Friday, right after breakfast, everyone in camp has an hour of academic instruction. There are two components to the academic program, Option 1 and Option 2. Parents select their campers’ academic program prior to their arrival at camp. Campers in Option 1 receive academic tutoring. Campers in Option 2 receive instruction in an educational activity such as music, drama, dance, gymnastics, pottery, photography, computers, etc. STAFF An important reason for the success of our program is our staff. Almost one half of our counselors are trained, certified professionals from the fields of education, psychology, social work and recreation. Every cabin has at least three counselors. One or two are professionals. The remaining staff are university students, most of whom are working towards a carreer in one of the helping professions. The camper-to-staff ratio is 2-to-1. All of our staff undergo a rigorous training period before the campers arrive and all new and returning counselors go through a police background check. MEDICAL CARE We have a doctor and three nurses on staff. They live on-site, administer all medication and are available 24 hours a day. The regional hospital in Parry Sound is 25 minutes away. TRANSPORTATION Transportation to camp is by highway coach from Toronto. Camp personnel are available to meet campers arriving at Toronto International Airport and to ensure they get their flights home at the end of camp. There is no extra charge for this service. SUMMER ADDRESS & CONTACT INFO 200 Kodiak Road McKellar, ON P0G 1C0 Phone: (705) 389-1910 Fax: (705) 389-1911 E-mail: info@campkodiak.com |
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Centre for Autism Services Alberta 4752 - 99 Street Edmonton, AB T6E 5H5 Telephone : 780-488-6600 E-mail : info@centreforautism.ab.ca Website : www.centreforautism.ab.ca |
The Centre for Autism Services Alberta offers a wide range of recreational and community activities for children with ASD. Our activities are adapted for children with ASD and include yoga, skating, gymnastics, cooking and Tae Kwon Do Young Masters. Summer day camps have weekly themes and feature a diverse range of activities. The inclusive setting of our programming accomodates a wide range of levels and abilities. Programming is fun for participants and strives to increase children's communication and socialization skills. We offer home based and community based services for children from 18 months to 17 years of age. |
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Clear Sky Therapy Services Ltd. P.O. Box 23035 101-230 Cook St. Victoria, BC V8V3K0 Telephone : 250-818-2142 E-mail : clear.sky.community@gmail.com |
ABA programming, leisure and recreation activities, job preparation and academic support. |
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Club Kodiak WINTER 4069 Pheasant Run SUMMER 1181 Pickerel & Jack Lake Road WINTER Mississauga SUMME, ON P0G 1C0 Telephone : 905-569-7595 E-mail : club@campkodiak.com Website : www.campkodiak.com/club |
Club Kodiak provides an independent vacation experience designed to meet the needs of young adults aged 19+ with LD, NLD, ADHD and ASD. We provide a safe and structured environment with over 30 sports and activities and a life-skills program. There are lots of choices. Our guests select most of their own activities and there are many interesting excursions out of camp. There is ample 24 hour supervision, but it is discrete, taking into account the age of our guests. |
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Coleson Limited 85 Oneida Blvd Ancaster, ON L9G 4S5 Telephone : 905-304-3969 E-mail : ysell@sympatico.ca Website : youcanplay.mymusicacademy.com |
Piano Wizard is an amazingly simple educational tool in the form of a video game that can teach anyone how to play the piano and read music. In just minutes! Our innovative 4-step method is completely scalable--easy enough for a 3-year-old, and challenging enough for an experienced musician. Download more tunes from wizardtunes.com to add to the game. Both kids and parents enjoy the experience of Piano Wizard. Finally, a non-violent video game the whole family can enjoy! |
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Communication Sciences and Disorders, The University of Western Ontario Elborn College, The University of Western Ontario London, ON N6G 1H1 Telephone : 519-661-2111 E-mail : mstothe2@uwo.ca Website : www.uwo.ca/fhs/ASLD |
Are you interested in participating in a study? If you are an adult with Asperger Syndrome or Nonverbal Learning Disabilty (NLD), you are invited to participate in research investigating word knowledge and visual problem-solving in London, Ontario. Participants will be asked about their understanding of word meanings and metaphors. They will also have their brain responses to questions about metaphors recorded. Their responses will be compared to participants who do not have a diagnosis. By examining the electrical signals emitted from the brain when different types of word pairs are presented (e.g., literal, unrelated, or metaphorical), we can see if there are differences in the way that adults in these groups process word meanings. We hope to find skills that will differentiate adults with AS and NLD from each other, and from typical adults, or to rule out differences in the areas that we are investigating. Better distinguishing between features of AS and NLD will in future help earlier diagnosis, and suggest practical, adaptational strategies for adults who face barriers as a result of AS or NLD. The study involves word and visual puzzles, two questionnaires, and the electrical brain activity recording. It will take between 3 and 4 hours to complete, and can be divided into two separate sessions if necessary. It is ideal for adults who live in London, Ontario, or who visit often and have friends or family with whom they can stay. A brief summary of study results will be sent to participants who provide an email address to the researchers for this purpose. If you are interested, please contact: Margot Stothers, The University of Western Ontario London, ON Phone: 519 661-2111, x 88006 Email: mstothe2@uwo.ca |
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Developmental Disabilities Resource Centre of Calgary (DDRC) 4631 Richardson Way SW Calgary, AB T3E 7B7 Telephone : 403-240-3111 E-mail : info@ddrcc.com Website : www.ddrcc.com |
Provides respite care for children and adults with developmental disabilities. Can be booked on an occasional or regular basis. There is no limit to the amount of service that can be requested, and service is available 24 hours a day. Career and leisure services (day program) affords adults with opportunities to pursue employment and recreational options. All programs emphasize personal independence and participation in community life. Program includes: career development, comprehensive employment support, volunteer opportunities, recreation and leisure support. |
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Dragonfly Centre for Autism 445 Prince of Wales Street St. Andrews, NB E5B 1R1 Telephone : 506-529-8000 E-mail : dragonfly@nb.aibn.com |
Dragonfly Centre for Autism is a community based resource centre offering advocacy and collaboration with government to produce a unique service delivery model. Programming includes summer therapy camps including arts instruction and nature-based excursions. OT assessments and recommendations are offered in the summers well. Saturday programming based on the summer format is offered many times a year, as well as group music therapy and excursions. A parent support group meets on Friday mornings biweekly. |
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Enhanced Day Program 61 Curlew Dr. Toronto, ON M3A 2P8 Telephone : 416-805-2871 E-mail : edayprogram@gmail.com Website : www.edayprogram.com |
At Enhanced Day Program we are an organization offering an exciting opportunity to built on a program that is structured and continuous, no matter what the behaviours of the individual are. We strive to provide a consistent program that takes place Monday to Friday. Our vision statement is: All individuals regardless of the complexities of their needs, including those with complex behaviours, will not be turned away from Enhanced Day Program. |
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Geneva Centre for Autism 112 Merton St Toronto, ON M4S 2Z8 Telephone : 416-322-7877 E-mail : info@autism.net Website : www.autism.net |
Provides social skills groups, Aspergers groups, respite care (after school, weekends), workshops, parent training, sibling support groups, parent networks, SLP, OT, IBI, adult programs (social clubs, employment training and support, lifestyle support). |
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H.E.A.L. (Horse Education & Alternative Learning) 9741 County Road 10 Campbellcroft, Ontario. whitby, ON l1n6r5 Telephone : 905-260-1746 E-mail : jshealingwithhorses149@gmail.com Website : www.healedbyhorses.com |
At H.E.A.L., fresh air and nature combined with “therapedic” workshops provide alternative learning, which may: improve balance and co-ordination, offer relaxation, increase muscle tone, help improve self image, as well as offer improved learning, concentration, and spatial awareness. Youth develop a sense of responsibility as they learn to help care for the horse and equipment. Alternative and complementary learning is an inspiring and unique life experience. We recognize and discover abilities H.E.A.L is a place where abilities are recognized and discovered. Youth who face each day with learning disabilities, behavioural challenges or who have experienced any form of abuse come to us to work with horses, and in doing so realize their potential. We call it 'therapedic'. Parents call it success. H.E.A.L. welcomes youth aged 13 and up, who live with: § autism § aspergers § obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) § attention deficit disorder (ADHD) § learning disabilities, or § unexpected behaviours or outbursts |
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Karate For Change Multiple Locations in Toronto and GTA Toronto, ON M9A 2L5 Telephone : 416-668-6914 |
Karate For Change is a non contact program of Karate, geared towards children with Autism. The program focuses on discipline and work ethic. |
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Kerry's Place Autism Services 34 Bereczy St Aurora, ON Telephone : 905-841-6611 E-mail : bscott@kerrysplace.org Website : www.kerrysplace.ca |
Committed to enhancing the quality of life of individuals with ASD through innovative personalized supports, expertise, collaboration and advocacy. Offers a number of community services with all levels of ASD and their families/support circles. These free or fee-for-service programs include residential care, adult social groups, social skils groups for youth, and a weekend day respite program for adults. |
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Kerry's Place Autism Services 34 Berczy Street Suite 190 Aurora, ON L4G1W9 Telephone : 905-841-6611 Website : www.kerrysplace.org |
Established in 1974, Kerry's Place Autism Services (KPAS) has grown to become one of the largest service providers in Ontario for children, youth and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. We support over 5,000 people annually in our 4 operating regions throughout Ontario. Our Mission To enhance the quality of life for people with an Autism Spectrum Disorder by being leaders in: •developing and providing evidence-based support; and •building capacity by sharing our knowledge and expertise. Our Vision People with an Autism Spectrum Disorder are accepted as full and equal members of their communities. |
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Kinark Outdoor Centre PO Box 730 Minden, ON K0M 2K0 Telephone : 800-805-8252 E-mail : info@koc.on.ca Website : www.koc.on.ca |
Families with one or more children with Autism are provided with a supported social-recreation experience at a residential Outdoor Education Centre where a one to one worker is with each child with Autism, there is a structured sibling recreation program as well as a parent recreation and networking program. |
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L'Arche Greater Vancouver 7401 Sussex Avenue Vancouver, BC V5J 3V6 Telephone : 604-435-9544 E-mail : office@larchevancouver.org Website : www.larchevancouver.org |
Provides residential community, day program, activities centre for adults with developmental disabilities. |
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Laura Hunter's STEPS Program 4852 Vandorf Sideroad Stouffville, ON L4A 7X5 Telephone : 416-771-2217 E-mail : aurahunter@me.com Website : www.stepsprograms.com |
Offers the following programs: Giddyup! Therapeutic Riding, GymSkills Physical Education Program, Xceptional Biking (instructional biking), SummerSkills and Giddyup Day Camps. |
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Les Apprentis Cowboys 3730 ch. Rhéaume Sherbrooke, PQ J1R 0A2 Telephone : 819-847-4836 E-mail : apprentis_cowboys@hotmail.com |
Provides therapeutic horseback riding for people with disabilities. |
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Life Skills Centre BC 2488 WELCHER PORT COQUITLAM, BC V3C3E4 Telephone : 778-863-0171 E-mail : adminlifeskills@shaw.ca Website : https://sites.google.com/site/lifeskillscentrebc/mission/aba/news |
R.CANOVAS CONSULTING SERVICES Life Skills – Community Inclusion Skill development We are an organization driven to provide excellence and quality in the support of Life Skills Services to people with developmental disabilities and their families, assisting with care to the growth and independence of children, youth and adults. Assisting families - Life Skills for Children Disabilities ________________________________________ Introduction: The Organization supports individuals with a wide range of mental and physical disabilities specializing in Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) offering a wide variety of Person-Centered services through our life skills program. We work with Private funding, MCFD and CLBC referrals. One-to-One (1:1) Life Skills- Community Inclusion- Skill development 1:1 life skills services are contract based and describe a service delivery model in which one staff works with one client. This type of service delivers the maximum amount of staff support and enables a higher degree of individual-centered planning under these 5 main domains: personal well being, relationship and social inclusion, independence and control, growth and development and recreation and leisure. Service Consultation and Contact Interview Our services can be reached by e mailing, for a free in home consultation of our services Please contact the Supervisor-Life Skills Program adminlifeskills @shaw.ca |
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Meta Centre 401 Champagne Dr Toronto, ON M3J 2C6 Telephone : 416-736-0199 E-mail : rpassaro@metacentre.ca Website : www.metacentre.ca |
Provides day supports, including recreational activities. |
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NETwork Interventions 623 MacLaren Ottawa, ON K1R5L1 Telephone : 613-304-6628 E-mail : admin@networkinterventions.com Website : www.networkinterventions.com |
You can see huge improvements in your child’s ability to communicate, follow instructions, form relationships and learn. All it takes is the right intervention. NETwork uses Applied Behaviour Analysis, which successfully enables children with autism to overcome many challenges and maximise their potential. Find out how NETwork Interventions can help change a child’s world - and yours. |
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New Brunswick Association for Community Living 201-420 Wilsey Rd Fredericton, NB E3B 6E9 Telephone : 506-453-4400 E-mail : nbacl@nbnet.nb.ca Website : www.nbacl.nb.ca |
NBACL supports families, provides training and education, does research, and provides inclusive recreation and leisure opportunities, as well as employment support for people with intellectual disabilities. |
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Norshel Centre 890 Nairn Ave Winnipeg, MB R2L 0X8 Telephone : 204-654-6117 Website : www.norshel.mb.ca |
Offers vocational training program, recreational program, music therapy, summer program (two three-week blocks in July and Aug), life skills program, reiki, literacy program, exercise club for people with physical and developmental disabilities. |
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North Shore Disability Resource Centre Association 3158 Mountain Highway North Vancouver, BC V7K 2H5 Telephone : 604-985-5371 E-mail : nsdrc@nsdrc.org Website : nsdrc.dreamhosters.com |
Provides the following programs: (1) Infant Development Program for developmentally-delayed children under three. (2) Special Services to Children program for children ages 5-18. Child participates fun, skill-building activities with a one-on-one worker. Hours of service range from 5 to 20 hours per week with an average of 5 hours per week. (3) Teen and Pre-Teen Social Program for youth ages 9-18. Program takes place on Saturday afternoons. Participants plan and take part in recreational activities and community outings and build social and life skills. (4) Adult Life Skills program for adults 19 and over. Participants choose a variety of life skills to learn at home or in community settings, assisted by a worker selected by the participant and their family or support network. Contracts range from 3 to 20 hours per week with an average of 4 hours per week. (5) STAGE program, a transitional program for individuals who have graduated from high school and wish to build skills for employment. STAGE is suited for those that wish to further their independence through community based activities and do not require one to one assistance. (6) Summer Program pairs children/youth with special needs with compatible Recreation Assistants who will provide one-to-one support in integrated, leisure/recreational summer camps and programs in the community. Program is for individuals between the ages of 3 and 19. |
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Provincial Autism Centre 1456 Brenton St Halifax, NS B3J 2K7 Telephone : 902-446-4995 E-mail : info@provincialautismcentre.ca Website : www.provincialautismcentre.ca |
Provides summer day camp for children ages 6-14, vocational training and support program, teen and adult social programs and recreational programs. |
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Provincial Autism Centre of Nova Scotia 1456 Brenton St Halifax, NS B3J 2K7 Telephone : 902-446-4995 E-mail : info@provincialautismcentre.ca Website : www.provincialautismcentre.ca |
The Provincial Autism Centre in Nova Scotia is a non-profit charity that provides information, support and programs to families and people living on the Autism Spectrum. Services include: Resource Centre Occupational Therapist Teen and Adult Social Groups Autism Arts Employment Support Summer Camp (6-14 years of age) Autistic Self-Advocacy Group Autistic Aloud Newsletter |
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R.Canovas Consulting Services 2488 Welcher Port Coquitlam, BC V3C3E4 Telephone : 778-863-0171 E-mail : adminlifeskills@shaw.ca Website : https://sites.google.com/site/lifeskillscentrebc/ |
R.CANOVAS CONSULTING SERVICES Life Skills – Community Inclusion Skill development We are an organization driven to provide excellence and quality in the support of Life Skills Services to people with developmental disabilities and their families, assisting with care to the growth and independence of children, youth and adults. Assisting families - Life Skills for Children Disabilities ________________________________________ Introduction: The Organization supports individuals with a wide range of mental and physical disabilities specializing in Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) offering a wide variety of Person-Centered services through our life skills program. We work with Private funding, MCFD and CLBC referrals. One-to-One (1:1) Life Skills- Community Inclusion- Skill development 1:1 life skills services are contract based and describe a service delivery model in which one staff works with one client. This type of service delivers the maximum amount of staff support and enables a higher degree of individual-centered planning under these 5 main domains: personal well being, relationship and social inclusion, independence and control, growth and development and recreation and leisure. Service Consultation and Contact Interview Our services can be reached by e mailing, for a free in home consultation of our services Please contact the Supervisor-Life Skills Program adminlifeskills @shaw.ca Services at Glance: It is important to ensure your child is receiving high quality intervention. The following are best practices for implementing services and treatments: • Development of an individualized plan of service ISP on a curriculum that emphasizes six sub-basic skill domains: • academic • communication • social/play skills • emotional/self regulation • motor/sensory functioning • independence/life skills |
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Spectrum Diet Consulting London, ON N0l 1R0 Telephone : 519-688-5081 E-mail : spectrumdietconsulting@hotmail.com Website : www.spectrumdietconsulting.blogspot.ca |
Claudia Boyer R.N.C.,C.S.N.C Spectrum Diet Consulting. Holistic Nutrition is science of using natural, whole foods and nutritional supplements to detoxiy, rebuild, and balance the whole person, with an awareness of how these dietary choices are interrelated with the condition of our body, emotions, spirit, and the environment in addition to how these factors influence health and disease. Claudia Boyer R.N.C.,C.S.N.C Spectrum Diet Consulting I provide Special Diet Consults, and Coaching to Families and care givers who have a child or children with ADHD,ADD, PDD-NOS, and more serve forms of Autism Spectrum Disorders. I offer in person consultations,or in your home consults, also around the world by phone,or email. I will also be providing special diet cooking info sessions,for different levels of special diet options like Gluten free/Casein free, Sugar free. My goal is to help educate and empower parents and care givers, and to help make the transition to the Gluten Free Casein Free diet as practical and stress free for you and your family. If you are just new to the diagnoses, this is a great first step. Consultations In-Home Consultation The In-Home Consultation will make the transition into the world of Gluten and Casein Free eating and cooking easy, practical and as stress-free as possible for you and your family. This consult can include up to 3 hours consultation in your home and a trip to local markets if you choose to GFCF Recipes ideas based on your child and family’s preferences Touring Your Kitchen to identify gluten, casein and artificial ingredients and ideas on what to replace them with Resources for GFCF products Reference List for Additives, Preservatives, Dyes and Flavours Coaching information regarding the diet and how to transition your child Help you develop some Progress Charts so you can document your child’s improvements A follow-up visit to see how you’re doing and answer any questions or concerns if you choice to Consult – $280 Basic Phone Consults This is where you tell me what you need! So let me know what you need help with. Have you got started with the GFCF Diet already and need help fully integrating it into your life? Your wondering about vaccines Do you need tips with time management, meal plans and grocery lists to help your daily schedule run more smoothly? You want to know more about sensetivity testing and options Do you need help with an easy method of tracking your child’s progress while on the GFCF Diet? What about testing using a labratory,Why you may want to use a lab. Does your child have other developmental disorders such as ADD/ADHD and you need help eliminating preservatives, dyes and additives? Do you need some help at the grocery store and figuring out what all these different Gluten/Casein Free products are and which ones are best Consult– $60 /hr Nourish and Grow To contact Claudia at Spectrum Diet Consulting call 519-688-5081 |
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St. Amant 440 River Rd Winnipeg, MB R2M 3Z9 Telephone : 204-258-7056 E-mail : inquires@stamant.mb.ca Website : www.stamant.mb.ca |
ABA program is funded by the Province of MB to provide province-wide best practice treatment for children diagnosed with ASD. Preschool children receive early intensive behavioural intervention. For school-age children, behavioural consultation is provided to schools and families. The ABA program assists children to learn how to learn in areas such as communication, leisure and social skills, personal care and motor and academic skills. It also assists children in dealing with challenging behaviour that interferes with their participation in learning opportunities. |
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TIPES TIPES Headquarters 2 Beaverbrook Rd Kanata, Ontario K2K 1L1 Kanata/Ottawa, ON K2K 1L1 Telephone : -- Website : http://www.tipes.ca/ |
Thinking in Pictures Educational Services is a non-profit educational and therapeutic service that provides support to children aged 2-18 years who have PDD (eg. Autism) and related or additional exceptionalities. Thinking in Pictures Educational Services is a professional service that provides affordable ABA therapy, social integration, family relief services, and training courses for parents and professionals. Our mission is to teach children with PDD (eg. Autism) and other exceptionalities to reach their potential in a positive, learning environment by using a team based approach, individualized program planning and recreational activities. |
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Transitions #202, 22 Sir Winston Churchill Avenue, St. Albert, AB T8N 1B4 St. Albert, AB T8N 1B4 Telephone : 780-458-7371 Website : http://www.transitions-ab.org/ |
Offers a variety of supports for people with disabilities. Services Offered Early Intervention In-Home and Out of Home Respite – we employ skilled and caring workers to provide hourly respite care. Host Home – host home providers offer 24 hour respite and / or short term respite care within their own home. Work Related Child Care – this service is provided in or out of home and also includes an After School Program hosted in partnership with The St. Albert Youth and Community Centre for children ages 12 – 17 years. Community Aide – support provided for children to participate in community programs and activities. Transition Planning – recommended for youth approaching adulthood. Summer Program – offered for children ages 6 – 17 years and designed to be delivered within the community. Community Connections - promotes opportunities to meet and network with other families and local community supports. Family Consultation and Training Network– Behavioural / Developmental Consultation Services for families referred to this program by their Family Supports for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) worker. Community Living |
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Wellpath Clinic 170 Bloor Street West Suite 1108 Toronto, Ontario M5S 1T9 Toronto, ON M5S 1T9 Telephone : 416-972-0770 E-mail : live.well@wellpathclinic.com Website : www.wellpathclinic.com |
Children can present very differently and we search to find the underlying cause. Each child is unique and their health care and plan needs to be as well. We are unable to effectively treat one area of the body without considering the whole. At Wellpath Clinic we have a thorough evaluation process and focus on individualized care. We evaluate what we need to get rid of in the body and where the body needs to support health and track and make modifications accordingly. This takes time and commitment. Our goal is an improved quality of life and our mission is recovery. http://www.wellpathclinic.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Autism%20Wellpath%20Clinic.pdf |
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Wellpath Clinic 170 Bloor Street West Suite 1108 Toronto, ON M5S 1T9 Telephone : 416-972-0770 E-mail : live.well@wellpathclinic.com Website : www.wellpathclinic.com |
There is no single cause of autism and there are varying symptoms. We are unable to effectively treat one area of the body without considering the whole. At Wellpath Clinic we have a thorough evaluation process and focus on individualized care. We evaluate what we need to get rid of in the body and where the body needs to support health and track and make modifications accordingly. Care options may include diet modification, identifying food sensitivities, mitochondrial support, vitmain and mineral supplements, essential fatty acids, gut treatments, amino acids, melatonin, hormonal support and immune system regulation. |
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Woodview Children's Mental Health and Autism Services Woodview Main Office 69 Flatt Rd. Burlington, ON L7R 3X5 Burlington, ON Telephone : 905-689-4727 E-mail : wcc@woodview.ca Website : http://www.woodview.ca/ |
Offers ABA-based intervention services, social skills and life skills groups, transition to high school program, day camps, transition to adulthood program, vocational program, supported independent living, social and recreational programs |
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