We offer ASD-informed counselling sessions designed for autistic individuals and their families—because everyone deserves support that truly understands their experience!
What We offer:
✔ Person-Centred Talk Therapy Sessions
✔ Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)-based strategies
✔ Support tailored to neurodiverse individuals and their families
How can we help?
🌿 Stress & Anxiety Management
🧠 Neurodiversity-Affirming Support
💬 Social & Relationship Challenges
💡 Self-Esteem & Confidence
🔄 Life Transitions & Personal Growth
🤝 Career Counselling
🫂Caregivers & Siblings Counselling
Sessions are just $40 per hour and are led by student counsellors under the supervision of a licensed therapist, making mental health care more accessible and affordable.
This service is a great fit for autistic youth and adults, parents of newly diagnosed children, caregivers, and siblings who could use some extra support navigating challenges, building coping skills, or focusing on personal growth.
Our ASD-Informed Counselling Services are made possible thanks to the generous support of The Windsor Foundation!
We are proud to recognize The Windsor Foundation as a generous supporter of Autism Connections' ASD-Informed Counselling Program.
Thanks to their generous grant, we are able to offer this vital service that provides neurodiversity-affirming mental health support to autistic individuals and their families.
This funding plays a critical role in ensuring that our counselling services remain affordable and accessible to those who need them most.
We are incredibly grateful to The Windsor Foundation for their investment in our mission and their commitment to supporting the well-being of the neurodivergent community. Their generosity is helping us create a more inclusive, supportive future for the families we serve.
To learn more about The Windsor Foundation and their impact, visit www.thewindsorfoundation.ca.
The Essential Skills Enrichment Program is designed to focus on building new skills that increase the client's quality of life.
The Enhanced Skills Enrichment Program supports individuals with higher support needs which may include co-occurring conditions, the number of programming hours required to achieve specific goals, or the presence of risky behaviour (elopement, self-injurious behaviours, or physical aggression towards others/property). etc.
The objective of the mentorship program is to provide individualized evidence-based programs that will increase the individual’s independence across environments.
The Toddler Club is a social skills group designed to support toddlers with autism in developing foundational social skills.
Our Bricklayers LEGO® Club is an evidence-based social skills group is designed to support children with autism in developing essential social communication and collaboration skills through structured, play-based learning.
Big things are coming!
Starting this September, our Skills Enrichment Program is going Innovative — WITH VIRTUAL REALITY!
This exciting step forward is made possible through our partnership with the Telus Friendly Future Foundation and Industrial Alliance Financial Group.
We can't wait to offer new, immersive ways for participants to build skills, explore, and thrive.
Stay tuned — the future is looking bright (and virtual)!
Our Skills Enrichment Programs are offered in partnership with UNB’s Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Certificate Program. We are providing evidence based behavioural support, social skill groups, and skill acquisition mentoring.
Our afterschool program is an engaging, fun, safe program for children on the Autism Spectrum. Our goal in creating this program is to create a safe, inclusive space to further your child’s/children’s social skills, sharing abilities, create friendships, and much more! hat increase the client's quality of life.
A unique summer camp for children on the Autism spectrum with a one-to-one camper counsellor ratio. Camp begins in July and runs into August. Registration begins in the Spring.
No Limits is a non-competitive soccer team designed specifically for children ages 3-12 and to help develop the initial skills for soccer.
This is a voluntary registration system which allows individuals to record vital information pertaining to themselves, a vulnerable family members, or a person in their care.
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