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We Don't Talk About Book Club
We Don't Talk About Book Club - Relaxed Performance by Patricia Brooke World Premiere from local New Westminster Playwright! Four Friends from college have a monthly book club, but does anyone ever really talk about the book? Grab 1/2 price tickets at the Anvil Theatre [...]
03
Apr
Sharing an Autism Diagnosis with Children & Youth
Part of helping children and youth with ASD to increase their self-awareness may be to talk to them about their ASD diagnosis and what this means to them. However, every family context is different—the timing and delivery of talking about the diagnosis with a child [...]
05
Apr
Sensory-Friendly Morning at Science World
Sensory-Friendly Mornings are inclusive events for individuals and families with neurodiverse or accessibility needs. Guests can explore our exhibits and galleries in a comfortable, welcoming and less crowded environment. Wherever possible, exhibits will have adjusted operations and lowered volume levels from 8 – 11 AM. [...]
08
Apr
Supporting Executive Functioning Skills for Children & Youth with ASD
Many individuals with ASD struggle with executive functioning, however improving skills in this area is vital for developing independence and functioning successfully in many settings. This workshop will help participants: Develop a better understanding of executive functioning and how it relates to home, school, and [...]
10
Apr
Supporting Executive Functioning Skills for Children & Youth with ASD
Many individuals with ASD struggle with executive functioning, however improving skills in this area is vital for developing independence and functioning successfully in many settings. This workshop will help participants: Develop a better understanding of executive functioning and how it relates to home, school, and [...]

Behaviour Interventionist Basic Training Workshop
Workshop: This interactive, online foundational workshop will teach you the basics of ABA and behaviour intervention. You will leave the course with practical tools you can use in the classroom or home environment. Past attendees have included parents, community group leaders, students, educators, classroom assistants, [...]
14
Apr
The Importance of Self-Advocacy for Autistic Children & Youth
Self-advocacy skills are significantly important for Autistic individuals to develop. This includes communicating their needs, challenges and preferences to ensure they are reaching their goals and enhance independence. This session will: Present key findings from the literature and highlight autistic voices pertaining to self-advocacy Discuss [...]
14
Apr
Art and Social
Art and Social is a small curated class for preteens that love being creative! The class combines cognitive behavioural therapy and expressive art techniques to empower young people and develop their social skills. $105/90 min class. All materials provided for exploring different art mediums and [...]

Building Strong Connections with Youth - Dr. Deborah MacNamara
The desire for relationship and connection is the greatest need humans have. Best practices in the home and in classroom settings are offered based on insight, research, and experience. Community Health Fair: 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm Dr. Macnamara: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm RSVP [...]
22
Apr
The Importance of Self-Advocacy for Autistic Children & Youth
Self-advocacy skills are significantly important for Autistic individuals to develop. This includes communicating their needs, challenges and preferences to ensure they are reaching their goals and enhance independence. This session will: Present key findings from the literature and highlight autistic voices pertaining to self-advocacy Discuss [...]
24
Apr
Effective Transition Planning into Adulthood for Autistic Youth
Transitions are a natural part of life, but they may be difficult for people with ASD. Planning for the transition into adulthood can help make this important shift manageable for both families and youth with ASD. This session will: Help families develop an understanding of [...]
24
Apr
Sexual Health
Thinking about sexuality and sexual health is more than just biology. In these workshops, as parents and support persons, you will have an opportunity to explore issues related to disability and sexuality and understand what to teach, ways to teach and when to teach your [...]
26
Apr

Talent Show
Mayday Club Youth Choir for Neurodiversity is hosting our FOURTH ANNUAL talent show!!!!!! 🤩💖🎭🎸💫 This event is open to EVERYONE. It will be completely non-judgmental, non-competitive, fun and loving – just a fun night to showcase and celebrate everyone’s unique talents!!!! 🌈🧠🎤🩰🎹 Here is some [...]
29
Apr
Effective Transition Planning into Adulthood for Autistic Youth
Transitions are a natural part of life, but they may be difficult for people with ASD. Planning for the transition into adulthood can help make this important shift manageable for both families and youth with ASD. This session will: Help families develop an understanding of [...]
06
May
Preparing for Summer Break and Programming for Autistic Children/Youth
With school being out soon, parents/caregivers must plan for 2 months of summer break. This can be a time of fun and family activities, but it can also increase stress for caregivers and children/youth with ASD. This session will: Provide preparation strategies and tips that [...]

ACTING ATYPICAL - A foundational exploration of acting for teens and adults on the autism spectrum
Mitch and Murray Productions is proud to present ACTING ATYPICAL, a foundational exploration of acting for teens and adults on the autism spectrum. The exciting program was created by our artistic director Aaron Craven and he hosts the class throughout the season, with guest coaches [...]

Dating with PEERS
Learn about dating in a comfortable small group setting from an experienced teacher. 4 sessions that cover: letting someone know you like them, asking someone on a date, going on dates and general dos and don’ts Please contact to set up an intake interview. Wednesdays [...]
08
May
Preparing for Summer Break and Programming for Autistic Children/Youth
With school being out soon, parents/caregivers must plan for 2 months of summer break. This can be a time of fun and family activities, but it can also increase stress for caregivers and children/youth with ASD. This session will: Provide preparation strategies and tips that [...]

PEERS for Young Adults Dating Bootcamp (In-Person) ages 18-30 - 6-Week Program
PEERS: The Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills Please note this is a 6-week program every Thursday from 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM, May 8, 2025 to June 12, 2025 PEERS is a specialized social skills training program designed for young adults [...]