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ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

ASD Social Group (In Person)

This is a twice-a-week social group for students who identify as having an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). The group provides students with an opportunity to connect with each other and develop their support network. This is facilitated through activities that focus on building relationships, and developing social skills and wellness strategies.

The group is currently meeting in person to get together and do activities.

In the ASC living-learning community you will learn about:

  • Self-regulation
  • Cooking skills
  • Social skills
  • Anger management skills and much more

All of this is taught through individualized success coaching and group work with an emphasis on relationships and life skills. This will be organized through ongoing support in a patient and reassuring environment

Students who would like to be part of the ASD-learning living community must register with the Access and Support Centre to verify eligibility for the program. Once registered with the ASC you can contact Ashley Ludlow to learn how to join. You can send her an email: Ashley.Ludlow@durhamcollege.ca

Peer-led ASL Social Group (In-person)

Interested in learning or practicing American Sign Language with other students on campus? Join us
for an opportunity to connect with others and build a supportive network while engaging in fun
discussions. This group is open to those who identify as deaf, hard of hearing, CoDA, or anyone
hoping to expand and practice their ASL skills.

Format: In-person come to SW116
Registration required – to register email Kelly at DHHservices@durhamcollege.ca
Led by ASC Coach Kelly Balkissoon & ASC students

Organization Workshop (In-person)

Staying organized and keeping track of all your assignments, tests, and due dates can be
overwhelming! Come join us to learn how to create and maintain systems to keep track of course
information and material. In this workshop, we will review various tools and strategies to find out what
works best for you.

Format: Drop-In – Come to SW116
Led by Executive Skills Coach Kiwi den Otter

Time Management Workshop (In-person)

Your time is an important, valuable, and limited resource. Come join us to review various tools and
strategies to help you find out what works best for you. In these workshops, we will learn about
creating schedules and different ways to manage your day to get the most out of your time

Format: Drop-In – Come to SW116
Led by Executive Skills Coach Kiwi den Otter