We are tackling stigma head-on and celebrating the brilliance, resilience, and unique strengths of neurodivergent youth. Join us in celebrating #ProudMinds and uplift the contributions of neurodivergent students in our schools and communities.
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If your child struggles with reading, writing, math, focus, or organization, and doubts their abilities, they need support that nurtures their confidence and mental wellness. Here are four ways you can support your child’s mental health now.
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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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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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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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A hands-on session for neurodivergent teens (15-21) to practice interview skills, gain confidence, and connect with professionals. Join us for mock interviews, feedback, and community building!
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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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Join us for an informative and interactive session with our Occupational Therapists on May 3, 1:30-3:30pm. This is an excellent opportunity to learn, ask questions, and engage with our team. During the event, you’ll explore practical strategies to strengthen your child’s social communication skills through sensory tools and support strategies.
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LDS’ Senior Manager, Early Years Programs comments on the 2024-25 Childhood Experiences Questionnair (CHEQ) reports from UBC’s HELP.
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If you missed this live workshop, watch the recording. Explore the unique experiences of neurodivergent women and girls, focusing on how societal and cultural factors shape their diagnoses, support, and challenges while fostering greater understanding and advocacy.
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