Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Patrick (he/him) completed a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Kwantlen Polytechnic University. He has over a decade of experience providing one-to-one instruction for students and believes every student can improve their understanding of mathematics. He specializes in helping students who experience math anxiety and has developed and delivered workshops on this topic. He enjoys explaining mathematical concepts in multiple ways and finding the best way to help students build their understanding.
Patrick brings a lifetime of lived experiences to the role of Neuroaffirming Program Lead at LDS. As an autistic person, he is passionate about creating safe and accepting spaces for neurodivergent youth to grow and develop. Recognizing the unique strengths that neurodivergence brings, he works to help neurodivergent people overcome the additional barriers they face in our world. Patrick is proud of establishing Chess Club, Vancouver’s first explicitly neuroaffirming chess club, and initiating LDS’s celebration of Autistic Pride Day.
Our comprehensive learning support is personalized to meet each student’s learning goals. Get support in foundational skills – literacy and/or math and school skills – executive function, self-regulation for learning, studying, homework and coursework.
Our dynamic neuroaffirming group is developed and led by a Speech-Language Pathologist. It gives students the opportunity to practice social skills, emotional and personal development and build friendships.
We had an incredible session on understanding the ADHD brain, where participants explored how it processes information and learned about its unique strengths and challenges.
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Autistic Pride Day is celebrated on June 18. Learn more about this important day and celebrate with your family and friends.
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