Non-verbal communication can be difficult to understand, both for those observing and for those experiencing it. However, it can be helpful in explaining to non-autistic […]
I was adopted. So, it wasn’t until my biological grandmother reached out to my parents and told them that it might be good to see a psychologist because of our family medical history. In 1999, my parents and I reached out to the Autism Society of BC in Nanaimo.
AutismBC is pleased to collaborate with Disability Alliance BC for a talk on workplace supports and accommodations. In this session, a member of Disability Alliance […]
AutismBC Socials offer community members with common interests and hobbies a way to connect openly and safely online. Join Noelle’s Introduction to Yoga and Movement […]
Housing programs for autistic adults, and the BC Rebate for Accessible Home Adaptation program with BC Housing AutismBC is pleased to collaborate with BC Housing for […]
AutismBC Socials offer community members with common interests and hobbies a way to connect openly and safely online. Join Noelle’s Introduction to Yoga and Movement […]
Basil Langevin is an autistic city council candidate in Saanich (a municipality within Greater Victoria). They share with us their journey into politics and what inspired them along the way.
Mitchell Brager is an autistic artist from Terrace, BC. In this article, his mom Colleen shares how his passion and skill for art has led to a career. Check out the bottom of this article for details on where you can view and purchase Mitchell’s work!
Aly Laube is an AutismBC content collaborator and a late-diagnosed autistic person. In this blog, they share their experience “coming out” as autistic.