Guest Blog: Autism Travel with Ange August 18, 2021At AutismBC, we listen to the voices of our members and try to learn from them. We have created a series of guest blogs to […]
Theme Resources: Back to School: From COVID to IEPs and Beyond August 17, 2021Back to school comes with some uncertainty as we move into fall this year and information can often make all the difference. Here are some resources and tips that may help you have […]
Autism Q and A: Autism Glossary June 8, 2021We know the sheer volume of acronyms and terminology used within the autism community can be overwhelming, so we have created this glossary in order […]
Theme Resources: Autism Summer Camps and More June 1, 2021Summer can be the highlight of a child’s year, but it can also be full of adjustments. We know this summer is still full of […]
Theme Resources: Gender Identity, Pride, and Autism June 1, 2021This month is Pride! We want to celebrate with you however you’d like to celebrate! There is no wrong way to enjoy Pride and we […]
Let’s Run for Autism: Scotiabank Charity Challenge Jun 2 – Jul 5 May 4, 2021Fun, Fitness, and Fundraise for AutismBC at the Scotiabank Vancouver Half-Marathon & 5K Virtual Race Charity Challenge from June 2 – July 5th, 2021! Click […]
Guest Blog: 3 Tips to Become Stigma-Free around Mental Health May 1, 2021This guest blog is brought to you by Madeleine from our proud partner, the Stigma-Free Society. We are thrilled to share her tips with our […]
Guest Blog: Intro to Sensory-Friendly April 9, 2021We are starting a series of guest blogs from others within our community. The first installment, about becoming sensory-friendly, comes from Christel Seeberger. She worked […]
Autism Q and A: The Importance of Inclusive Language April 7, 2021Inclusive language is something we at AutismBC are staunch advocates for. We listen to our community and learn from them. We understand that language is […]
Autism Q and A: Girls are Autistic too March 1, 2021We are going to talk about Autistic Women and Girls. When you think of autism do girls and women come to mind? I remember when my son was diagnosed […]
AutismBC Connects: A Heartbreaking Story of Bullying February 19, 2021We would like to warn our readers that the following AutismBC Connects profile contains some graphic details about bullying that may make readers uncomfortable. We […]
Autism Q and A: Autism Assessment in BC January 27, 2021Autism Assessment in BC In BC, there are publicly funded autism assessments available. They are done through the BC Autism Assessment Network, but a referral […]
