IAC Spring Newsletter 2022

Social Support is essential for all parents, but especially those who are parenting a child on the Autism Spectrum. To overcome isolation parents should consider developing social coping strategies. Having at least 2-3 close personal connections that we can trust to lean on and connect with weekly can provide parents with a greater sense of…

Spring is here, let’s have some fun! We started off May with a busy Pizza and Games Night. For the rest of the month this is what’s going on at the Centre: This week,  May 14 – The Spectrum Connection will be Sunnidale Park and Ice cream Downtown  Next week, May 21 – Young Men’s Night…

We spoke to Brandon about his career development within Farming, what he has learned and accomplished. Brandon standing beside the Combine Tractor he drives. Hi Brandon, it is great to speak with you today! You have been working in farming for quite a while, how long have you been doing this type of work? It’s…

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A fond farewell to a long time Social Club member, Graduate of Transition to Life and winter/snow maintenance person extraordinaire. Congratulations on your new adventure to Edmonton!

Interview with Dylan, Transition to Life Participant Dylan spoke with his coach, Erin, about strategies he uses for maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle.  What activities do you do to stay active during the week? I am usually involved in Special Olympics sports. I do exercise like biking, going on the treadmill, using weights, dancing, and…