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Hi all:
Jessica from CLBC passed along this link that we thought we’d pass along to you. It’s from the UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Autism Team and the resource is called Supporting Individuals with Autism through Uncertain Times.
Check the website out here and the full packet of the resource here.
Stay safe!
Hi all:
Please remember to protect yourselves by staying 2m away from others while we are practicing social distancing.
That doesn’t mean you can’t get creative…! See what happened when Coco came home from hospital… it’s a tearjerker (don’t say I didn’t warn you) and a reminder that we’re all in this together and we’re way better when we work together! Have a spectacular weekend! Stay safe!
Hi all:
Check out these resources from HSCL about staying safe during the Coronavirus pandemic. Thanks Marni at CLBC for passing these along.
UPDATE: Kathy has narrated My Plan For Being Safe and staying for those who would benefit to have the audio of this book presented to them. Thanks Kathy!
Hi everybody:
Just a reminder that we won’t “flatten the curve” unless we all make a commitment to social distancing. There are stories in the news about fines being issued to people breaking the rules. Here’s a laugh from the New Yorker to remind you.
Stay safe!
Hi Everyone:
Sue C (one of our team in the Kootenays – thanks Sue!) passed along this resource opportunity for anyone who’s experiencing anxiety with regard to this set of circumstances that we’re all going through. If you know anyone who is struggling, this might be a great opportunity. It’s free and online so most people should be able to participate.
Stay safe!
Hi All:
Please check out CLBC’s update for Service Providers on the Coronavirus situation.
Be well and stay safe!
Hey all:
This really got me thinking and I challenge you all to ask yourselves these 6 questions every day that we’re all self-isolating and practicing ‘social distancing’
Check it out – it’s worth a watch.
Stay Safe!
Hi all:
Got a smartphone? The very helpful (apparently accessed 1.5 million times) assessment tool developed by the Gov’t of BC is available as an app for your phone.
Stay safe!
