The Faculty of Arts, in partnership with the Azrieli Accelerator, welcomes Dr. Ami Tint as the new Azrieli Accelerator Professor in Neurodevelopmental Conditions in the Dept. of Psychology. Dr. Tint’s research aims to improve support for those with neurodevelopmental conditions.
We are looking for young autistic people (aged 8-25 years) living in BC to participate in a study about pain and autism! If you or someone you know may be interested, contact us at ASD&Pain@bcchr.ca
ALT Blue research recruitment poster with the University of British Columbia logo, BC Children's Hospital Research Institute logo, and ethics board number H23-00610. The poster contains the following text:
Are you an autistic person between the ages of 8 and 25? Do you live in BC?
Our research team is looking for your input to help us understand the experiences of everyday pain for autistic youth. Our goal is to improve healthcare for autistic young people and we would love to hear from you!
Contact our team at ASD&Pain@bcchr.ca or 604 875 2000 ext. 5445 to learn more
Autistic adults aged 19-65 (vs age-matched non-autistic adults) "had higher use of possibly unnecessary and costly hospital-based care, including repeat emergency department visits, repeat hospital admissions, and delayed hospital discharges" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.… Ontario study
🥳 New paper introducing neurodiversity research...for kids! With @cjcrompton@KatieCebula@SueReviews
Frontiers for Young Minds is an open scientific journal where kids review alongside adults, making ideas accessible. Great classroom resource!
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The Azrieli Accelerator invites researchers and community members with lived experience, wanting to grow their capacity in family-partnered research to apply for the Family Engagement in Research course. Learn more bit.ly/4f0rjV9
Great day sharing about our co-created autistic-led peer support programs #PiPERResearchDay2024
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Join us on Oct 21st for this free, virtual forum on supporting the mental wellness of Special Olympics athletes
Link to register: specialolympics.jotform.com/…
ALT Flyer advertising Special Olympics Canada Family Health Forum. Image of Special Olympics members with arms around each other. Forum topic: Promoting Mental Wellness for Special Olympics Athletes: Supporting Mental Health Literacy and Stress Reduction Techniques. Presented by Empire Company Limited. Session #1 (Hosted Virtually): October 21, at 6:30pm EST. Session #2 (Hosted Virtually): Oct 21st at 8:30pm (EST). Speakers: Dr. Carly McMorris, Dr. Ami Tint, Dr. Marina Heifetz. Link to register:https://specialolympics.jotform.com/
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Women are misdiagnosed & delayed in diagnosis of Dementia, stroke, autism, brain tumors, heart disease & more. Women deserved to be diagnosed accurately and without the 3.7 y gap. Glad for the attention in the media thetimes.com/life-style/heal…
Join experts from the Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre & @988Canada for a webinar on suicide prevention and strength-building for individuals with developmental disabilities & their families. Join us online on Sept 17 from 12-1pm EDT. Register using shorturl.at/aoNK6
ALT A white, purple and yellow graphic with information on a webinar titled "Understanding Suicide among People with Developmental Disabilities". The online webinar is on September 17th at 12:00-1:00pm.
Join team members from the Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre and 988 for a webinar focusing on understanding suicide and ways to prevent suicide and build strengths among people with developmental disabilities and their families and caregivers.
In this webinar we will talk about:
- Understanding suicide and ways to prevent suicide and build strengths among people with developmental disabilities and their families and caregivers
- Understanding the continuum of suicide-related thinking, self-harm, and suicide
- How to start a conversation about suicide and life promotion
Click on the link in the post for more information and to register.
NEW: Post diagnostic support for autistic adults in the UK - our new Systematic Review @lauralhull
- Availability and quality of support is a postcode lottery
- Most services only provide signposting to other services, & signposting not often followed up
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Brillant to be unboxing some copies of our NEurodivergent peer Support Toolkit (NEST).
If you work in a secondary school and want to download (Free! Evidence-based!) resources to help set up peer support for neurodivergent students, find out more here: edin.ac/3Rr5W5R
ALT Image shows 3 copies of the NEurodivergent peer Support Toolkit (NEST) handbook and several copies of a flyer about NEST.
Love this piece by @scrappapertiger - a must-read for anyone interested in properly supporting autistic people and “welcoming of many different ways of being”: Counselling in a Neurodiverse World | by Sonny Hallett | Medium medium.com/@sonnyhallett/cou…
Welcome to @ami_tint as the new Azrieli Accelerator Assistant Professor in Neurodevelopmental Conditions @UCalgaryArts. Dr. Tint's research seeks ways to improve support and services for people living with neurodevelopmental conditions.
The Faculty of Arts, in partnership with the Azrieli Accelerator, welcomes Dr. Ami Tint as the new Azrieli Accelerator Professor in Neurodevelopmental Conditions in the Dept. of Psychology. Dr. Tint’s research aims to improve support for those with neurodevelopmental conditions.