The Listening Centre
At the Listening Centre, we help people of all ages develop and improve learning, language and communication skills through a listening training program of sound stimulation, voice training and counselling.
Autism Resources in Canada
Our list of best links, tools, and resources in Canada to help support Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder (Asperger’s), and related disorders.
The Lotus Centre for Special Music Education
Provides access to adapted music education programs for the special needs community.
The Portia Learning Centre
Our mission is to provide the Ottawa region with high-quality, intensive educational programs based on the principles of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), also referred to as Intensive Behavioural Intervention (IBI).
The Road Ahead Society
The Road Ahead Society Of Calgary is a family organization committed to supporting persons with disabilities as they develop meaningful relationships in the community, build positive lives, and create their vision for a sustainable future.
The Special Needs Planning Group
An organization that is made up primarily of people who have direct links to the disabled community through family relationships and experiences. We use a team approach to planning using Planners, Lawyers and Accountants, all of whom specialize in planning for people with disabilities.
The Summit Centre for Preschool Children with Autism (Windsor)
Providing an effective and supportive state of the art treatment program to service families and their young children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in Windsor and surrounding communities.
Total Ability
This private practice OT service provides comprehensive health therapy services. They value their client-centered, evidence informed, ethical, confidential and proactive practice.
Total Communication Environment (TCE)
A non-profit charitable organization providing residential, day services and outreach to long term care homes for adults with multiple disabilities and special communication needs. We provide support to over ninety (90) people in many different residential settings including group homes, apartments and townhouses, and outreach at a number of long term care homes in the Ottawa area.
Trait d’Union Outaouais Inc. (Gatineau)
Un organisme communautaire à but non-lucratif qui dessert l’ensemble de la région de l’Outaouais. L’organisme a pour mission de donner des services de réadaptation psychosociale à des enfants et adolescents de 0 à 21 ans ayant un diagnostic d’autisme ou autre trouble envahissant du développement, tout en offrant un soutien à leur famille et à leur entourage.
Transitions
Transitions believes in supporting individuals with developmental delays and disabilities to achieve a full life and our services are organized to deliver on those beliefs. As an infant or child, Transitions focuses equal attention on parent and family support to promote a nurturing environment that is rich in learning opportunity. As an adult, the focus becomes independent living and relationship building. Always, these services are offered with concern for health and safety.
Tremploy Inc.
A non-profit organization that provides adults who have an intellectual disability with vocational training, life skills training, life enrichment, and support services.
Turning Tides
Support students of all ages and abilities with tutoring and social skills programs. Parents can learn more about learning disabilities and parenting strategies through their community workshops and conferences. Educators, psychologists and other professionals can also share in their knowledge through professional development workshops and customized training opportunities.
Valley Autism Support Team
Serving children with autism and their families.
Vancouver Asperger Autism Union
A place where those with Asperger Syndrome (AS) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can form social and support networks by connecting on line and meeting up on a regular basis.
Vancouver Parents Transition Group
An education and support group for parents of youth with disabilities who are transitioning to adulthood. The group meets once per month and features guest speakers who provide information and support to families.