Consistency and predictability can make a big difference in how smooth daily life feels, especially for children who thrive on structure and clear expectations. Predictable routines help children understand what’s coming next, which builds comfort, confidence, and a greater sense of security at home.

March Break can be a fun and exciting time for families, but for many children, changes in routine can also bring uncertainty and stress. Whether you’re planning a week full of activities or staying close to home, a little preparation can go a long way in helping your child feel comfortable, confident, and ready to enjoy the break.

Families in Windsor-Essex have various funding options to help cover the costs of therapies, equipment, and support programs for children with disabilities. Here are some helpful resources: 

Autism Acceptance Month isn’t just about blue lights and hashtags—it’s about real families, real children, and the daily work of being seen and understood. For many parents, acceptance isn’t an abstract idea. It’s sitting through another meeting explaining your child’s needs to someone who doesn’t quite get it.

Predictable routines can provide stability, reduce anxiety, and create an environment where children can thrive.

ABA has come a long way since its early days, and we’re excited to be part of the change.

Therapy sessions are such an important part of your child’s journey toward growth and progress.

As a parent of a child with Autism, you’ve likely experienced moments when someone comments on your child’s behaviour.

The Autism Registry is a voluntary program available to families in Windsor-Essex that provides emergency responders with important informat