Next Steps After Your Child’s Autism Diagnosis
We’ve been there. Having been parents new to diagnosis ourselves at one time, we gathered some resources, directions, and tips that our former selves would […]
Author: AutismBC
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Our Big Blog of Books About Autism
Bookworms of all ages can enjoy these books about autism recommended by AutismBC community members and staff who found them impactful.
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Ask AutismBC: Moving to BC with an autistic child and looking for support?
A family with an autistic child who are moving to BC ask AutismBC staff on guidance for providing support in their new community.
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Education Changes in BC
Did you know about the changes happening with schooling in BC? AutismBC is committed to inclusion and supporting our community. Our members have been asking us […]
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Ask AutismBC: I think my friend is autistic. What do I do?
Question: An unusual question, but I know someone who I think is autistic and undiagnosed, they are 62. They struggle with managing emotions, low self-esteem, holding […]
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A Guide to Individual Education Plans (IEPs) in BC
The start of the school year new to an autism diagnosis can stir anxiety and leave you with a lot of questions about how your […]
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Advocacy Support in BC
Whether you’re autistic or just supporting an autistic loved one, this resource guide can help you find pathways for advocacy support in BC.
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Federal Election 2021: What you need to know
Voting Guides: Accessible Voting — Elections Canada Election Toolkit 2021 — Autism Alliance of Canada Accessible Voting Guide — InclusionBC As members of the […]
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AIDE Lending Library
AIDE Canada is now offering free audiobooks and ebooks through the AIDE Canada Library. As an AIDE member, you have instant access to over 150 digital […]
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Facing Ableism in the School System
Facing Ableism in the School System My name is Cole Lawrence and I prefer identity-first language like autistic person. I was diagnosed with autism at […]
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Funding & Accessibility Services You Need to Know About!
Our team has compiled a list of some of the funding & accessibility services that we think you should know about.
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Self-acceptance as a late-diagnosed woman with Janette Bundic
Janette’s Story I identify as person first and then autism second. So, I prefer to be referred to as someone having autism or a woman […]
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2020 BC Autism Awards: Winners Follow-Up
Emelle’s Catering – Inclusive Employer of the Year Award, Sponsored by Orbital Learning Emelle’s Catering won Inclusive Employer of the Year because of their hard […]
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Northern BC Autism Resources
Dive into this comprehensive list of Northern BC autism resources to learn about what’s available for autistic people in your area.
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MOVE with AutismBC by GoodLife Kids Foundation
MOVE with AutismBC by GoodLife Kids Foundation is a series of fitness classes to create a love of physical activity.
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Supporting Your Gender Diverse Child
My Self-Discovery Journey Mac: I initially came out in 2017 as something along the lines of gay, but I also knew that I was starting […]
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Erica Mac aka Piano Punk
Content Warning: Identity, Diagnosis, Sexism My name is Erica Mac, aka. Piano Punk. My pronouns are complicated. I use she/her in my regular life because […]
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Autism Glossary
Disclaimer: This blog post has been updated in accordance with the AutismBC 2025 Communication Guide. Any mentions of “respite” have been changed to “caregiver wellbeing […]
