Articles for February 2025

There is a lack of information around autism and menopause. As a result, many autistic people are unsupported through what can be a tremendous upheaval in their physical, cognitive, and emotional health. This blog will help you begin to understand what to expect and how to support yourself though this major transition.

Here’s my story of advocacy for my three autistic children and navigating the various schooling methods available to us.

School can be a significant challenge for neurodivergent students. The pressures of school may lead to frequent absences or school avoidance. Gaining deeper insight into the stressors of school can help, from sensory differences to social demands.

Dating as an undiagnosed autistic person was a challenge to say the least. Facing the sensory overwhelm of common first date activities combined with the […]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  AutismBC Offers Support and Guidance Amid Community Mourning  Richmond, British Columbia — February 11, 2025 — AutismBC extends our deepest sympathies to […]

Public Statement: “The Ongoing Systemic Failures at Community Living British Columbia (CLBC)” – A response in support of Down Syndrome BC  AutismBC stands in strong support […]

February is Black History Month — a time set aside to learn and honour black history in Canada and beyond. Here are a few resources we have collected on some of the overlooked stories you may not know about.