https://actlearningcentre.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/cindy-harrison-1.png320600Jenna McQueenhttp://actlearningcentre.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ACT-Logo.pngJenna McQueen2021-10-29 19:13:232022-02-16 17:57:51Cindy Harrison Receives Prestigious Award
Most toddlers start to show eating preferences between the ages of 1 and 2. This age can vary and can start earlier or much later. Here are some things you might notice, when you are thinking your child may be a picky eater:
A sharp decrease…
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We love to welcome our clients to our clinic, located at 36 Antares Dr. in Ottawa. Follow our Clinic Manager, Jocelyne Boileau, as she takes you through our space in our virtual tour. Explore our welcome area, individual therapy spaces, gym,…
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Storytime is a common household favourite! Even if you’ve read the same Robert Munsch book over and over into oblivion, it’s always nice to snuggle up with your little one at the end of a long day. Storytime also serves as an incredible…
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ACT is pleased to offer afternoon social groups over the summer months. Please rest assured we will be following the recommended COVID-19 safety guidelines during group sessions.
ACT will be offering afternoon play-based social groups…
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On May 14, 2020 the Premier of Ontario announced Phase One of the plan for re-opening the province. Autism treatment centres are included in phase one. The safety of the children/youth we serve, their families and our staff is our first, and…
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When trying to manage a child with behavioral problems, it is common to find that praise is not enough to motivate the child to follow rules, obey commands or do chores. As a result, it is necessary to set up a more powerful program to motivate…
https://actlearningcentre.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Token_Economy_Blog.png328600Danica Batemanhttp://actlearningcentre.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/ACT-Logo.pngDanica Bateman2020-05-20 15:50:562020-05-20 15:50:56Implementing a Token Economy System at Home
While families remain in self-isolation at home, children’s social circles are restricted to interactions with siblings and parents! Children on the spectrum can easily find themselves regressing in the domain of social skill development because…
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While schools remain closed our children are missing some key components of their daily routine, including socialization, exercise, structure, and more. ACT Learning Centre is pleased to introduce the newest addition to our free virtual series…
Online learning
Like so many parents across the world, you may have recently found yourself thrust into a new role: your child’s educator. While textbooks and duotangs may be required for some lessons, they will only hold your child’s attention…
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Cindy Harrison Receives Prestigious Award
Helping Your Child Try New Food
ACT Learning Centre Virtual Tour
3 Tips to Improve Your Toddler’s Speech Development During Story Time
ACT’s Super Summer Social Groups
A Letter to Parents: ACT Learning Centre’s Re-Opening Guidelines
Implementing a Token Economy System at Home
Virtual Social Skills Development
Introducing Virtual Recess
Parent and Family Resources to Empower Children with Autism During Self-Isolation