IAC Summer Newsletter 2020

It was a great turnout  at the Social Club’s Halloween party last Thursday.  There are always such great costumes to be seen at the event. Thanks to everyone who came out!

The Transition to Life Kingston participants had a great outing with Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs.   The group met at St Lawrence College to Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs. The organization spent some time talking to the group about why they train service dogs, what commands they use, how these dogs are important to…

Today we have the opportunity to get up close and personal with 18-year old novelist Patrick Taylor as he talks about his first book Minority, which was published earlier this year. Q: So, you’re an author. Tell us about the book. A: Minority is set in a dystopian future where a cruel government rules the…

CASDA  (Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance)   Teresa Hedley is a wonderful advocate for her son and all young adults on the Autism Spectrum. On day one of the conference I had the pleasure of facilitating a series of workshops with her on Why Family Support is Important: Pathways for Families/ Parents as They Support the…

1. Tokyo has the most populous metropolitan area in the world, with a population of 38,635,461 as of August 1, 2011.  In fact, there are more people in Greater Tokyo than in all of Canada, which only has a mere 33,476,688 residents as of the Canada 2011 Census.  Tokyo is also a very densely populated city,…

This month Young Women’s Night Out will be held this Thursday. This week we will be doing Zentangle-inspired Art.  Come by and join us to de-stress with this fun, relaxing activity.  When: January 15th, 7:00 – 8:30 Cost: $15.00 Please RSVP to patricia@integratedautismconsulting.com