IAC Spring Newsletter 2022

The IAC Spring Newsletter is out and we’re celebrating Autism Acceptance Month!
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Highlights include:
- Cooking with Connie
- Celebrating Accomplishments
- The Tech Club (update)
We are excited to announce that Integrated Autism Consulting will now provide diagnostic evaluations for adolescents and adults who are thought to have an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) but have not yet received a diagnosis or who require an updated evaluation for transition services in Ontario. Evaluations typically last several hours over the course of…
Living Independently With an ASD Matthew J. Lemay Living independently is something to which I believe everyone aspires. The freedom such independence promises is borderline intoxicating, especially to a young adult. That said, independence is not something that comes as easily as one may think, and when you add an ASD to the mix, becoming…
Come and join an artist who will coach you on various techniques, composition and colour mixing. They will support your artwork and teach the fundamentals for creating completed works of art. Mediums include: painting, printmaking, sculpture and stone carving. When: Mondays, June 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th Time: 6:30-8:00 pm Cost: $80.00 (all materials included) Where: Meet…
Callum and Emily, Volunteer Resources Specialist for the Barrie Public Library Last week Callum was recognized for his volunteer position at the Barrie Public Library. Callum has been volunteering weekly with the Barrie Public Library since Spring of 2024. He began as a shelf reader in the DVD section, and over the past two years,…
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