
Resources

Suzanne Perreault
Before becoming Executive Director of AutismBC, I worked as a woman’s counsellor focusing on neurodiversity, DEI consultant, TEDx speaker, disabilities advocate, and former School Trustee. I’m also autistic and parent to three autistic young adults, bringing a unique perspective to my work. With over 18 years of community involvement and mentorship, I support neurodivergent families through an anti-oppression lens. I’ve worked with schools and educators on Inclusion and Trauma-Informed Practices, aiming for fair and equitable access to education. My efforts have been recognized with nominations for the Community Impact Award with AutismBC and the Diversity Award from the Fraser Valley Cultural & Diversity Awards.
I am almost as much of an introvert as I am an extrovert. As I mature, I am sure I am more introverted but most people couldn’t “read” that on me.
Further Reading
Autism, Elopement, and Policing
Elopement or wandering can be scary for autistic children, youth, adults, and their caregivers. Cay Burton shares her insight.
Honouring Chase and Supporting the BC Coroners Inquest
Honoring Chase de Ballinhard and Our Shared Commitment to Change—Public Safety and Solicitor General BC Coroners Services call for Inquest Today’s announcement from the Solicitor […]
AutismBC Advocates for Change After the Loss of Surrey Neurodivergent Student in Police Incident
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AutismBC Offers Support and Guidance Amid Community Mourning Richmond, British Columbia — February 11, 2025 — AutismBC extends our deepest sympathies to […]


