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Our LDS Access mobile classroom will be in Squamish the week of July 2-4, 2025 to provide valuable insights into your child’s academic and executive functioning strengths and stretches. Get an LDS Learning Profile and get support advocating for your child.
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In 2024, we experienced a remarkable year of continued growth in outreach, our professional team, and inspiring academic and personal achievements from our dedicated learners. Thank you to all our community of families, learners, partners, and supporters for contributing your time, talent, and treasure; it is an honour to serve you and our mission!
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Summer brings longer days and opportunities for fun, but it can also be overwhelming for neurodivergent children and youth. This article explores how families and allies can create a summer experience that feels safe, empowering, and joyful—on each child’s terms.
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LDS – Learn. Develop. Succeed is raising awareness and funds in support of neurodivergent children and youth through its inaugural RISE to the Top event at Grouse Mountain on June 15—a community fundraiser to expand access to learning support through its Bright Futures Bursary Fund.
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In recognition of Mental Health Month, we sat down with Andrea Paquette, Co-Founder and President of the Stigma-Free Mental Health Society. A powerful advocate and changemaker, Andrea shares her personal journey with bipolar disorder and the evolution of the organization she helped build from its beginnings, focused on bipolar education, to a national force championing mental wellness and inclusion for all. In this interview, Andrea reflects on the challenges of stigma, the importance of education, and what it takes to build a truly compassionate society.
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If you missed this live workshop, you can watch the full recording below and gain practical tools to support the mental health and well-being of neurodivergent individuals.
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Our team is on the move! See what our incredible team was up to May 6-9, collaborating, learning, and sharing valuable insights to make an impact across BC.
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Get ready for the 2025–2026 school year and another year of RISE One-to-One Instruction at LDS. Please review the important updates, including changes to our fee structure, facility expansion, and information systems.
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In the wake of the tragic events at the Lapu-Lapu Festival, we have compiled a list of credible support organizations for those impacted. If you or someone you know is grieving, recovering, or in need of care, these services are here to help. We encourage anyone affected to reach out — you are not alone, and support is available.
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Learn how adults in British Columbia can access occupational therapy through public healthcare, private services, insurance programs, and community supports. Discover how OTs can help with recovery, daily living, mental health, and more.
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If you missed this live workshop, you can watch the full recording below and gain practical tools to support your neurodivergent teen’s high school transition.
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If your organization’s EDI strategy does not include neurodivergence, it is time for an update. Learn how you can make your workplace more inclusive.
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