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  1. drcvictoria.com › wp-content › uploadsOur guide to services for people on the autism spectrum in ...

    Our guide to services for people on the autism spectrum in Victoria There are several useful resources in Victoria that assist people of all ages on the autism spectrum. Here is a list of those services, divided by the ages supported: 1. Children and Youth Only 2. Young Adults Only 3. Adults Only 4. Everyone

  2. victoriaautism.caAbout V.S.C.A. - Victoria Society for Children with Autism

    About V.S.C.A. - Victoria Society for Children with Autism. We serve, encourage, educate, support, and inspire families in Greater Victoria who are living with children on the autism spectrum. Our group continues to evolve and connect with the larger community.

  3. drcvictoria.com › resources › our-guide-to-servicesOur Guide to Services for People on the Autism Spectrum in ...

    Victoria Autism Meetup Group. Organization Description: The Victoria Autism Meetup Group is a group for autistic people, and their families and friends, to get together to meet other people on the autism spectrum, talk, eat, and make friends. Program Information: Meetings are held fourth Thursday of every month, and one Saturday daytime meeting.

  4. www.canada.ca › en › public-healthAutism: Supports and services - Canada.ca

    • On This Page
    • Types of Support and Services
    • Finding Programs and Supports
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    Types of support and services
    Finding programs and supports

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    Autism (also known as autism spectrum disorder or ASD) is a lifelong condition. It's important to get a diagnosis and provide supports and services as early as possible. These can include: 1. occupational therapy 2. speech and language therapy 3. training for parents, families and caregivers 4. behavioural therapy 5. medication 6. education and sch...

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    Programs and supports for people on the autism spectrum should: 1. build upon individual strengths and abilities 2. be available in different settings, like: 2.1. home 2.2. school 2.3. community 3. bring together different supports that promote: 3.1. independence 3.2. skill development 3.3. community involvement 4. involve family and caregivers, wh...

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    AIDE Canada
    Ready, Willing and Able
    Autism in Education: An Atlantic Partnership

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  5. www.verywellhealth.com › autistic-child-normalCan Autistic People Live a "Normal" Life? - Verywell Health

    Jul 20, 2023 · Living Arrangements. Independent Living. Parents who have an autistic child commonly wonder if they can lead a "normal" life. If that means being independent and otherwise living like neurotypical people, there is no simple answer. Some have traits of mild autism while others face more challenges and have higher support needs.

  6. www.cheknews.ca › victoria-society-for-childrenVictoria Society for Children with Autism supports families ...

    Founded in 1970, Victoria Society for Children with Autism supports families facing unique challenges. Island News in one click. Be the first to know with a daily rundown and news alerts sent ...

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  8. victoriaautism.ca › pre-diagnosisPre-Diagnosis - Victoria Society for Children with Autism

    Pre-Diagnosis. The diagnosis of your child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can be daunting, and can signal incoming changes for your family. However, a diagnosis can provide you and your child with greater access to resources that can support them, their education, and social life. We are here to provide you with the guidance and resources ...