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Parent talks about how life-changing the program was to their child and family.

Autism on the Hill 2015

Join us on April 1st, 2015 on Parliament Hill at 12:15pm. Come and see our Faces of Autism banner and help create more awareness about Autism! www.autismonthehill.ca

Q & A: Using a Child’s Obsessions as Motivation How to use your child’s obsessions or preferred objects to motivate them in teaching moments. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their c...

Q & A: Transitions Why are transitions so difficult for children with ASD? Ways to make transitions easier for your child. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their child and help conne...

Toilet Training How do I know if my child is ready for toilet training? How do I motivate my child to use the toilet? The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their child and help connect pa...

Q & A: Stimming Self Stimulatory Behaviours (Stimming) serve a purpose and are necessary for some children with autism. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their child and help connect ...

Q & A: Siblings of Children with Autism Everyone needs to have their needs met in a family. How to make sure that all children get attention from parents. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to...

Q & A: Separation Anxiety at Daycare The child with separation anxiety has to learn that it’s okay to be away from the parents. Strategies that can help make it easier. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents...

Q & A: Sensory Issues It’s important to have a Sensory Functional Assessment done to determine what the sensory need is and what triggers it. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their c...

Q & A: Playing with Other Kids Strategies to help you teach your child how to play with other children. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their child and help connect parents in formi...

Q & A: Morning versus the Evening Change the expectations for your child in the evening. They have had demands on them all day. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed with an ASD. The workshop provides strategies for parents/caregivers to help their child and help ...

Q & A: Making Friends, Socialization and School Most children with ASD are more reserved and may not want to have many friends. Their social needs are different than their parents. Socialization takes place in every situation. The Next Steps Workshop was held on April 26, 2014 in Ottawa, Ontario for parents and caregivers who suspect their child may have autism or whose child has been diagnosed...

Autism: It’s Ok to Lose, Coping with Disappointment and Separation Anxiety

Autism: Introducing New Foods

Autism: Hugs and Kisses

Autism: Head Banging and Self Injury

Autism: Gluten Free, Casein Free Diet

Autism: Bilingualism, Multiple Languages and Accents

Autism: Anxiety Exposure

Part 3.07 Bank of Routines

Part 3.06 Creating Opportunities

Part 3.05 Gestures

Part 3.04 Temptations

Part 3.03 Modelling Language

Part 3.02 Joint Activity Routines (SSRs)

Part 3.01 Communication

Part 2.04 Imitation

Part 2.03 Motivation