IAC Newsletter COVID Catchup 2nd ed.

Note: This article was originally published in 2017 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…

I’m 22 years old and am a recent graduate of the Arts and Design Fundamentals certificate program at Georgian College. I am extremely interested in Digital Photography, particularly Still Life and Nature Shots. I am very adept at photoshop and enjoy using my computer to enhance and create pieces of digital artwork.  

Last week members had a great time skating at City Hall and ended the night at the Centre with some Film Trivia. Thanks to everyone who came out!

The transition from secondary school to life is one of the most stressful times in the lives of every young adult, but for those with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their parents, the event is overwhelming and anxiety-provoking. In this session, Patricia O’Connor addresses issues and discusses strategies to support young adults and their parents/caregivers during…

Mark was an absolute pleasure to work with! He attended all TTL sessions even though he had to commute during the winter months! Mark is interested in working towards being a heavy equipment repair technician so during our time together, we explored the field and he engaged in an informational interview with someone working in…

Theme of the Season: Employment! Click here to view our Fall Newsletter.