IAC Summer Newsletter 2020
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Tips for Success in the College Transition: From a Family Member Who Cares
A family member recently shared with us a letter that they had written for a young adult who was moving out, into residence and beginning college this fall. It is so insightful that we wanted to share it. Read more below about a family’s heartfelt recommendations for success in the college setting. Dear Loved One,…
Introducing Kai Helsdon
Burlington, ON My name is Kai Helsdon and I recently finished the Individualized Transition to Life Course offered by Integrated Autism Consulting. I am planning to use everything that I learned from this program to eventually move out on my own, and in the future, to move in with my girlfriend. I graduated with my…
Explore the Artist Within at Integrated Autism Consulting!
Come meet the artist in residence! Using Japanese Tissue Paper learn to create a collage of flowers, landscapes and your own masterpiece. This workshop is for adults between 18 and 28 who want to explore basic artistic skills.
Introducing The Social Club
Come and join friends old and new at The Social Club. Young adults with ASD 18 to 28 are welcome. When: Thursdays 6:30 – 8:30 Where: 45 Maple Ave Cost: $ 50.00 per month Membership Fee due at the first event of every month …
Feature: Brandon’s Animal Artwork
Brandon Vavala is an illustrator who loves animation! We spoke to Brandon about his creative process for his artwork. Where do you gain your inspiration from? – “I get my inspiration from cartoons and movies. I love anything that is animation and live action remakes, for example the Lion King, Dumbo and Beauty and the…
Congratulations to Transition to Life Durham Participants
Another course has come to an end! We would like to congratulate the Transition to Life Durham participants for all of their hard work. Participants did an excellent job on their short bio speeches in front of their parents and members of the Autism Ontario Durham Chapter association. Thank you to everyone for their involvement…
