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…
Beautiful queen bee look to welcome the warm weather and sunshine. Beatrix Switzeris a Make-Up Artist! For more creative work, visit her website at www.beautytrix.ca.Click here to read about her on the IAC blog.
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This week Jacob reviews Final Fantasy 7 Remake!
Victorian Reminiscence or: When a Vampire Accidently Starts Regretting his Life Choices By Devin Rae Chapter 1: Did I Do That? *Crash!* Sylvester had hoped to have an uneventful morning. He had hoped that just this once he would be able to get through at least the first few hours of the day without having to deal…
Congratulations to our newest graduate of the TTL program! Alanna Wilson is a smart, dedicated young woman that has shown a lot of promise over the course of the Transition To Life program. She worked hard through each section, and challenged herself in many areas. She is funny, organized and determined, and showed so much…
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…
Aidan is a recent graduate of the Transition to Life Course! At this time, Aidan is successfully employed at Holly’s Pride Kennel for Dogs, where his is caring for dogs by walking them, playing with them and of course cleaning up after them. His determination to find his place in life is admirable! Although he has not…
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The book I’m going to talk about is called “The Girl Who Came Home” by Hazel Gaynor.
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