Compass Psychology

Neurodiversity Immersive Campus Experience (NICE) is a free University of Calgary initiative for incoming first-year undergraduate students who self-identify as neurodivergent.

This full-day experience has two attendance options: Monday, August 24 or Tuesday, August 25.

Participants will participate in workshops, campus tours, and discussions in safe and welcoming environment that is intended to support their transition from high school to university.

Participating students will have an opportunity to meet other neurodivergent peers, learn about helpful campus supports and programs, and gain information on university life.

Space is limited and registration is open now. Visit their website for more information: https://ucalgary.ca/wellness-services/NICE-days

Our next get-together in the How to Advocate series has now been solidified, and I encourage you to join us for our next conversation about AISH and ADAP. 💚

I’ll be joined by Marie Renaud, MLA for St. Albert, and disability lawyer Colton Stevenson for an important discussion on what ADAP means for Albertans with disabilities and how we can better advocate for ourselves through these changes.

📅 Tuesday, June 23, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM MT
📺 YouTube Live with ASL interpretation

Register here:
https://www.albertandpcaucus.ca/events/events-calendar/post/a-conversation-about-aish-adap

YouTube Live:
https://www.youtube.com/

Please share with anyone receiving AISH, impacted by ADAP, supporting a loved one, or trying to understand what comes next. 🙏🏻

We're Hiring: Psychologist or Provisional Psychologist

Are you passionate about supporting children, youth, and families? SASS is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Psychologist or Provisional Psychologist to join our multidisciplinary team in a full-time, permanent position beginning August 26, 2026.

In this role, you'll work across our Out of Home Living, School Age, and Early Support programs, providing assessment, consultation, intervention, and training that help individuals thrive. You'll collaborate with families, educators, behavioural consultants, and other professionals to develop meaningful supports and create positive outcomes.

We're looking for someone who:
✔ Holds an MA, MSc, or PhD in Psychology
✔ Is registered (or eligible for registration) with the College of Alberta Psychologists
✔ Has experience supporting autistic and neurodiverse children and youth
✔ Values collaboration, innovation, and family-centered practice

What we offer:
• A rewarding and meaningful career
• A supportive transdisciplinary team environment
• Opportunities for professional growth and mentorship
• Diverse and engaging work across many settings

If you're looking to make a lasting impact in the lives of children, youth, and families, we'd love to hear from you.

To apply, please submit your cover letter and resume by June 30th to [email protected]

*Registration Full*

Join us for a fun Picnic in the Park, and connect with other Autism Calgary members at the Rotary Challenger Park’s accessible playground! Autism Calgary will provide light snacks and refreshments

Free for the whole family! Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/autism-calgary-community-picnic-july-2026-tickets-1988980305636

Tuesday July 7th, 2026, 11:00am - 2:00pm.
Rotary Challenger Park - 3688 48 Ave NE, Calgary.

If you aren't a member yet, to learn more about the benefits, visit: https://autismcalgary.com/membership/

Train as a School Psychologist While You Work UBC’s M.Ed. in School & Applied Child Psychology prepares educators to support student learning, mental health, and well-being through assessment, intervention, and consultation.
Designed for working professionals, this flexible program lets you continue teaching while building specialized skills.
Join our upcoming info session on June 11 to learn more.

Come on in to the Autism Calgary Office tomorrow for our Autistic Adult Resources Drop-In: Wednesday, June 3rd 10:00am - 2:00pm!

The next Father's Autism Network (FAN) meeting will take place in-person at the Autism Calgary Office (with an online option), on Tuesday, June 9th from 7-9pm.

This is a support group for the fathers of children, youth, or adults on the Autism Spectrum, as well as for fathers on the Autism Spectrum themselves.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/36590671684

If you have any questions about the Father's Autism Network please email [email protected]

Our doors are open every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening for members of our community to use, free of charge. It's your time to use, your way.

Drop in to unwind or recharge, bring a book or hobby, homework, or play games with friends. Use our computers, or bring your own device. Connect with others, or spend the time alone. There is no pressure to engage in structured activities.

We provide flexible seating, focus tools and adjustable lighting in an effort to make our space welcoming and inclusive.

🗓️ Join us this week:
Tuesday, June 2
Wednesday, June 3
Thursday, June 4
⏰ Between 5:00 and 7:30 p.m.
📍 The Ability Hub (300, 3820 24 Ave NW)

Visit our website to learn more about Your Time, Your Way: https://sinneavefoundation.org/event/your-time-your-way-28/

We have a few new research studies on our website!

If you are interested to contribute to further understanding of autism-related, evidence-based research, we invite you to visit our website: https://sinneavefoundation.org/research/participate-in-research/

New this week, a study being conducted at the Gdańsk University of Technology, is examining the competencies that drive effectiveness at work across different neurotypes and ways of thinking.

This study is part of a broader effort to better understand how both Autistic and non-Autistic employees contribute to the workplace and how organizations can design environments that make better use of the diversity there.

Many adults, especially women, recognize ADHD in themselves for the first time when their child is diagnosed, leading them to look back at their own childhood experiences. When were you diagnosed with, or began to suspect that you had ADHD? 🧠🗯️