Elopement Strategies with Kids | Kindergarten | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Elopement Strategies with Kids This video is hosted by our Autism Services team. Please click here to continue to the Autism Services video gallery. In this virtual workshop you can learn about what Elopement is and why it happens ; Sensory, Escape and Attention strategies; and tips for preventing elopement. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Elopement Strategies with Kids no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: #Anxiety #Behaviour #Social

Welcome to Lansdowne Children's Centre. Connect with Family Engagement services and events, and explore free resources available to all client families. Start Here Guide: Caregiver Corner and Family Engagement at Lansdowne As a Lansdowne client caregiver/family you have immediate access to online resources, our resource lending library and free caregiver events offered by Family Engagement services. Caregiver events provide an opportunity for client families to connect, share stories and feel supported by peers who share your challenges and understand your emotions. Where can I learn more about Family Engagement events? Caregiver Corner bulletin boards at Lansdowne sites Visit the Family Engagement page on the website Visit the Event calendar on the Lansdowne website Read the Lansdowne Link e-Newsletter, shared monthly by email Return Next

Core Communication Board, Sesame Street, Autism, AAC | EarlyYears, Speech | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Core Communication Board, Sesame Street, Autism, AAC Sesame Street’s first AAC board features core vocabulary and beloved characters. Follow the Learn More link to download your own printable copy. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Core Communication Board, Sesame Street, Autism, AAC no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: AAC, communication, autism

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Welcome to Lansdowne Children's Centre. Greetings from the Executive Director, Rita-Marie Hadley, to all new client families and caregivers. Start Here Guide: Welcome to Lansdowne Children's Centre Lansdowne Children's Centre is a highly accredited children's treatment centre (CTC) and SmartStart Hub, connecting caregivers with resources, services and supports for infants, children, and youth with physical, communication, and/or developmental needs, and their families. Lansdowne Children's Centre serves the region of Grand Erie, including Brantford, Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk Counties, Six Nations of the Grand River and Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Return Next Rita-Marie Hadley, Executive Director Programs and Services Overview Lansdowne Children's Centre programs and services include: Autism Services Early Integration Program (EIP) Infant & Child Development (ICDP) Speech and Language Therapy Physiotherapy (PT) Occupational Therapy (OT) Social Worker Child & Youth Workers Support Workers Respite Care Kids Country Inn Alternate Care ASD Respite Care In-home Respite Care Special Services at Home Recreation programs: Every Kid Counts (EKC) Camp and Recreation (CARE) Therapeutic Recreation (TR) Our Mission Providing safe, accessible and quality family-centred services for infants, children and youth with physical, developmental and communication needs. Our Vision Working together to realize optimal potential for infants, children and youth. Our Values Respect, Inclusion, Diversity, Empowerment and Safety Our Board of Directors and Strategic Plan Overview Family Centred Guiding Principles Family-Centred Guiding Principles Family support principles are belief statements about how supports and resources ought to be made available to parents/families involved in early childhood intervention, parenting support and family resource programs and which specify how staff should interact and treat families. Children, youth and their families (herein referred to as families) are treated with dignity and respect at all times. Staff are sensitive, knowledgeable and responsive to the unique needs of families, including but not limited to cultural, ethnic and socio‐economic diversities. Family choice and decision‐making are incorporated at all levels of participation in all Lansdowne programs. Information necessary for families to make informed choices is shared in a sensitive, individualized and objective manner. Service provision is informed by family‐identified desires, priorities and preferences. Staff work with families to provide supports, resources and services in a flexible and responsive manner. Informal and formal community supports and resources are considered for achieving family outcomes. Services focus on family strengths, assets and interests as the foundation for building capacities and enhancing family functioning. Staff‐family relationships are characterized by partnerships and collaboration based on- mutual trust, respect, open communication and problem solving. Contact information Email Reception: info@lansdownecc.com Email SmartStart Hub: referrals@lansdownecc.com Website: www.lansdownecentre.ca Social Media: @LansdowneChildrens Phone: 519-753-3153 (local) OR 1-800-454-7186 (toll free) Fax: 519-753-5927 Return Next

Contact Lansdowne Children's Centre for help with your questions about referrals, services and supports for your child's communication, developmental and/or physical needs. Contact Us We're ready to help Contact us directly or fill out the form below and we will respond to you within 2 work days. A Team Member Directory follows below, providing direct emails and phone extensions for available contacts. SmartStart Hub Services, Referrals Tel: 519-753-3153 x507 Tel: 519-753-3153 Fax: 519-753-5927 Toll Free: 1-800-454-7186 Email: info@lansdownecc.com LOCATIONS BRANTFORD 39 Mt Pleasant St. Brantford, Ontario N3T 1S7 CALEDONIA 282 Argyle Street South, Unit 3 Caledonia, Ontario N3W 1K7 DUNNVILLE 110 Ramsey Drive, Dunnville, Ontario N1A 1K8 SIMCOE 387 Cedar St. Simcoe, Ontario N3Y 2J2 All Lansdowne site locations offer free and accessible parking, as well as an accessible washroom. Name Email Phone Address Subject Message Submit Thanks for submitting! Contact Directory Rita-Marie Hadley Chief Executive Officer, Media Contact (519) 753-3153 ext. 237 rhadley@lansdownecc.com Sarah Consoli Human Resour ces (HR) Director (519) 753-3153 ext. 242 sconsoli@lansdownecc.com Tamie Aubin Director of Client Services, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy (519) 753-3153 ext. 236 taubin@lansdownecc.com Cindy Rock Business Director (519) 753-3153 ext. 212 crock@lansdownecc.com Lynda Henriksen Director of Development and Community Relations (519) 753-3153 ext. 221 lhenriksen@lansdownecc.com Susan Battin Autism Services - Manager (519) 753-3153 ext. 280 sbattin@lansdownecc.com Cassandra Cloet Autism Services - Manager (519) 753-3153 ext. 276 ccloet@lansdownecc.com Sandi Gairns Manager - Early Intervention (519) 753-3153 ext. 292 sgairns@lansdownecc.com Alissa Shuker Manager - Speech and Language (519) 753-3153 ext. 401 AShuker@lansdownecc.com Robert Vander Heyden Manager - Rehabilitation Services (519) 753-3153 ext. 224 RVanderheyden@lansdownecc.com Sarah Thompson Manager - Recreation (519) 753-3153 ext. 264 sthompson@lansdownecc.com Bettina Oulton Manager - Respite Services (519) 753-3153 ext. 256 boulton@lansdownecc.com Dr. Ben Klein, Paediatrician Dr. Ben Klein Medical Director - Paediatrician office@grandriverpediatrics.ca

Welcome to Lansdowne Children's Centre. All sites are fragrance and smoke free, scent sensitive environments. Start Here Guide: Scent Sensitive Spaces, Smoking and Fragrances All Lansdowne Children’s Centre sites and events are considered a ‘scent sensitive’ workplace. Return Next Awareness and Compliance Please be aware that fragrances can aggravate or cause health issues for people with sensitivities or other health conditions. Your co‐operation is appreciated in order to ensure that the air we breathe is healthy and fragrance free. It's the law. The Smoke‐Free Ontario Act, 2017 prohibits the smoking of tobacco, the use of electronic cigarettes (e‐cigarettes) to vape any substance, and the smoking of cannabis (medical and recreational) in enclosed workplaces and enclosed public places, as well as other designated places in Ontario, to protect workers and the public from second‐hand smoke and vapour. This extends to include schools within the meaning of the Education Act, any indoor common area in a condominium, apartment building or university or college residence, including, without being limited to, elevators, hallways, parking garages, party or entertainment rooms, laundry facilities, lobbies and exercise areas, any child care centre within the meaning of the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014, and any place where home child care is provided within the meaning of the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014, whether or not children are present, any place where an early years program or service is provided within the meaning of the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014. Return Next

Privacy Policy Privacy Plan – Personal Health Information Protection Act 2004 As an organization working with personal health records, Lansdowne Children’s Centre is accountable to comply with all relevant legislation, including the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA), 2004. In accordance with PHIPA Lansdowne Children's Centre has developed a Privacy Plan in order to make sure that all clients/ families are being treated in a consistent manner. 1. Information Practices Lansdowne Children's Centre shall have in place information practices that comply with the requirements of the PHIPA and its regulations. 2. Written Public Statement Lansdowne Children's Centre shall make available to the public a written statement that: a) provides a general description of our information practices b) describes how to contact our Information Officer c) describes how a client/family of Lansdowne Children's Centre may obtain access to or request correction of their record of personal health information d) describes how a client/family of Lansdowne Children’s Centre may withhold or withdraw consent e) describes how to make a complaint to Lansdowne Children's Centre and to the Commissioner under the Act 3. Collection, Use and Disclosure of Personal Health Information Lansdowne Children's Centre shall post and make available information describing the purposes of Lansdowne’s collection, use and disclosure of personal health information as permitted by law. 4. Contact Person Lansdowne Children's Centre shall designate a contact person to perform the functions as set out in the Act. At Lansdowne this contact person shall be named the Information Officer. 5. Functions of the Information Officer The Information Officer of Lansdowne Children's Centre shall make sure that employees and all other agents of Lansdowne Children's Centre are appropriately informed of their duties under the Act. 6. Privacy Committee The Management Team shall be designated as the Privacy Committee. 7. Functions of the Privacy Committee The Privacy Committee shall be responsible to provide oversight of the privacy practices of Lansdowne Children’s Centre. 8. Security Lansdowne Children's Centre shall take reasonable steps to make sure personal health information in its custody or control is protected against theft, loss and unauthorized use or disclosure and to make sure that the records containing the information are protected against unauthorized copying, modification or disposal. 9. Handling of Records Lansdowne Children's Centre shall make sure that the records of personal health information that it has in its custody or under its control are retained, transferred and disposed of in a secure manner and in accordance with the prescribed requirements, if any. Lansdowne Children's Centre Information Practices – Commitment to Your Privacy Lansdowne Children’s Centre knows it is important to protect personal information. We collect personal health information about clients from clients/parents/guardians. The personal health information that we collect may include, for example, client name, date of birth, address, health history, records of visits to Lansdowne and the care that was given during those visits. At times we gather personal health information about clients from other places, if we have been given client/parent/guardian consent to do so or if the law permits. Personal health information will be held within an electronic system. We limit collection of information to what is required to provide care to our clients. Uses and Disclosures of Personal Health Information We use and share personal health information to: • assess, treat and care for clients and families safely and efficiently while giving high quality service • allow us to efficiently advise of treatment options and follow-up on treatment and care • communicate with other providers involved in care • plan, administer and manage our internal operations including booking, confirming and scheduling appointments, completing statistics • conduct risk management activities • conduct quality improvement activities, such as sending satisfaction surveys • teach and demonstrate on an anonymous basis • comply with legal and regulatory requirements • comply generally with the law Your Choices Clients/ parents/legal guardians may get and/or ask for correction of their personal health records, or withhold or withdraw their consent for some of the above uses and disclosures, by getting in touch with us and we will explain what the result of that decision might mean, and the way it will be done . Please note legal exceptions apply. Information may be accessed by regulatory authorities under the terms of the Regulated Health Professions Act (RHPA) for the purposes of the various colleges of employees here at Lansdowne fulfilling their mandate under the RHPA, and for the defense of a legal issue. When Lansdowne gets special requests, such as a request from a new source, we will get in touch with you for permission to release information. We may also advise you if such a release is appropriate. Important Information • We take steps to protect your personal health information from theft, loss and unauthorized access, copying, changes, use, disclosure and disposal • We conduct audits and complete investigations to monitor and manage our privacy compliance • We take steps to ensure that everyone who performs services for us protect client privacy and only use personal health information for the purposes for which clients have given consent • We comply with provincial privacy legislation by having a Privacy Plan that is available upon request How to Contact Us Lansdowne’s Information Officer/Contact Person is Jennifer Huxley. For more information about our privacy protection practices, or to raise a concern you have with our practices, contact us at: Lansdowne Children’s Centre 39 Mount Pleasant Street, Brantford, ON N3T 1S7 Telephone: 519-753-3153 | Fax: 519-753-5927 Website: http://lansdownecentre.ca | Email: info@lansdownecc.com You have the right to complain to the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario if you think we have violated your rights. The Commissioner can be reached at: Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario 2 Bloor Street East, Suite 1400, Toronto, Ontario M4W 1A8 Telephone: 416-326-3333 or 1-800-387-0073 (within Ontario) Fax: 416-325-9195 | TTY: 416-325-7539 Website: www.ipc.on.ca | Email: info@ipc.on.ca Privacy and Consent Guide for Families What Families Need to Know About Information Sharing In order to develop a care plan and provide your child and family with the services that best meet your needs, staff at Lansdowne Children’s Centre will ask for information about your child and family. With Your Consent This Information is Shared • By only those professionals and organizations serving your child and family • Through verbal and written communication, and in an electronic record The electronic record lets Lansdowne Children’s Centre staff working with your child and family view and write down information about your child in a secure and confidential manner. It also means that you don’t have to repeat information as often and lets your team build on past progress and experience. Community partners included in your consent are listed on the “Consent for Information Sharing and Collection of Personal Information” form. You can say if you do not want to share certain information or if you do not want to share with certain people. Your Child’s Electronic Record is Secure and Protected This web-based shared electronic record uses the same technology that is used for online banking. In order for members of your child’s team to use your child’s electronic record, they must: • Be authorized by Lansdowne to access your child’s password-protected record • Attend training on the electronic record and related privacy policies and guidelines • Sign a confidentiality agreement Type of Information Shared Typically, the following information may be collected and stored within the electronic record and shared with the professionals working with your child and family: • Contact and Demographic information • Birth and Developmental History • Interview and Assessment information • Relevant reports such as Diagnostic, School and Transition reports • Care Plans • Assessment Reports • Progress Notes Your consent will be documented in the shared electronic record. Please help us to keep information accurate and up-to-date. Tell your team of any changes. Your Right to Privacy Privacy legislation protects your right to: • Consent to how your information will be used and shared. In order for your consent to be valid, you must be given enough information for your consent to be knowledgeable. We encourage you to ask any questions you need to so that you understand how staff will use and protect your information. • Staff will talk with other Lansdowne staff on your team in order to provide service and treatment. This is implied when you are referred to Lansdowne. You may withhold this consent by telling us if anyone should be excluded. • Withhold or withdraw consent for information sharing, except in specific circumstances where disclosure is legally required under the Child, Youth & Family Services Act or ordered by a court. • Provide consent in verbal or written form. • Ask to access to your child’s electronic record and the information in it. • Ask that a correction be made to the record. Our Commitment to Your Privacy • All Lansdowne staff are required by law to protect the information you share in strict confidence. We must make sure that you understand why certain information is being shared, who it is being shared with, and get your agreement for information sharing before any confidential information is used or shared. • Lansdowne staff will only collect the information we need to do our jobs. • If you do not consent to share confidential information your wishes will be respected, except when that places someone at increased risk of significant harm. Everyone has a ‘duty to report’ under the Child, Youth and Family Services Act. • If a limitation is placed on consent for information sharing, it cannot restrict recording of personal/health information that is required by law or established professional standards. • Lansdowne staff will make sure that information shared is as accurate and current as possible. • Lansdowne will give you access to the information contained in the electronic record, upon request. • Lansdowne will comply with relevant privacy legislation. This includes having a Privacy Plan that is available upon request. How to Provide Consent for Information Sharing You can provide consent to a service provider working with your child. Your consent will be noted in the electronic record. The “Consent for Information Sharing and Collection of Personal Information” form is a guide for providing this consent. For further information about the collection, use or sharing of personal information, or to discuss any concerns you may have, please contact Jennifer Huxley, Information Officer, Lansdowne Children’s Centre at 519-753-3153 or email info@lansdownecc.com If you have a concern about how your information has been handled, you may call the Information and Privacy Commissioner /Ontario at 1-800-387-0073 or www.ipc.on.ca

Intro to ABA Terms - Applied Behaviour Analysis | | Lansdowne Children's Centre Resource Library Intro to ABA Terms - Applied Behaviour Analysis This video is hosted by our Autism Services team. Please click here to continue to the Autism Services video gallery. An introduction to the world of ABA - covering the basics of Applied Behaviour Analysis . Hosted by Courtney and Abbey, autism therapists at Lansdowne Children's Centre in Brantford. Download printable PDF handout/activity pages Intro to ABA Terms - Applied Behaviour Analysis no download available Download Keywords and search terms commonly associated with this resource include: #Terms #ABA #Introduction

Access community and online resources to support your infant/child/youth development and your family. Together we can help kids realize their potential. Resource Directory Lansdowne Children's Centre for child development online resource directory continues to grow as team members add recommended resources providing education and strategies for a variety of child development needs, and recommended connections with community support agencies. Filter options by type (print, video or website), or try the keyword search bar in the menu to locate resources for the topic you are looking for (ex. feeding, school, routines, advocacy, behaviour, childcare). Filter items by Type Online Print Video Website 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ... 16 Available Resources Accessing a Personal Health Record, Request Form Early Learning Sign Language handout Comment not Questions communication strategies Face to Face, Communication Strategies Communicate and Wait communication strategies Follow Childs Lead communication strategies Daily Routines communication strategies Imitating communication strategies Load More

Kids need to grow, and so do we. To improve service access and equity, and better serve the booming population in our region, Lansdowne Children's Centre is pursuing approvals to build a new children's treatment centre facility in Brantford. #ForTheKids Event Calendar News Blog Service Guide Resources Work With Us About Us Centre Board Contact Us Kids need to grow, and so do we. Lansdowne is ready to grow, and we need your support. Please add your name to this letter of support for a NEW Lansdowne Children's Centre facility in Brantford, addressed to Hon. Minister Michael Parsa at the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services. CLICK THE IMAGE OF THE LETTER TO EXPAN D AND PREVIEW Share This Story Show Your Support... I am proud to offer my support for Lansdowne Children's Centre's request for Stage 1 planning approval, and respectfully ask that you prioritize Lansdowne through your Ministry’s results-based planning process later this year. Signed, First name Last name Email Place of residence Choose an option Write a message Submit I am proud to offer my support for Lansdowne Children's Centre... Jatinkumar in 590 Page 1 Brantford Please help to share our story. Click on an image to like it or share it on your social media. The population of our region is BOOMING . We are thrilled to welcome so many new families into Brantford, Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk. As demand for our services and supports GROWS, so does our need to GROW in response. It is time to build a NEW Lansdowne Children's Centre. The current wait list for services at Lansdowne Children’s Centre exceeds 2,449 children , nearly double the volume since pre-pandemic 2019. There is no more room to compromise. Board Member Mike Gatopolous is a parent of a child who attends Lansdowne. Mike is an active advocate, sharing the impact that Lansdowne services, resources and supports provided his family, and the purgatory of time spent on a waitlist. Seen here at a January 2023 meeting of Brant County council. Rogers TV20 (Kitchener/Brantford) produced this community feature, including comments from MPP Brantford-Brant Will Bouma and Executive Director Rita-Marie Hadley at the June 2023 Lansdowne annual general meeting. Stations at Accessible EarlyON foster learning, exploration, fun There’s a lot to do at the Accessible EarlyON program that runs on Tuesday afternoons from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the TB Costain SC Johnson Community Centre, 16 Morrell Street, Brantford, FLEXIBLE ENVIRONMENT We learn and explore through art, music, physical movement and sensory play. Co-facilitators Claire Soden, Development Consultant with Lansdowne Children’s Centre, and Ellie Murphy, Child Development Worker with Child and Family Services of Grand Erie, adapt the play and ac Sep 8 Lansdowne Families visit Apple Hill Lavender Farm in Norfolk County Lansdowne Children’s Centre families recently had the opportunity to visit Apple Hill Lavender Farm in Norfolk County. Families were able to enjoy a self-guided tour of the lavender fields and some of the apple trees, as well as a story time with farmer Jennifer Schooley reading the Robert Munsch classic, Mortimer, and Lansdowne Communications Coordinator and children’s author Tamara Botting reading one of her books, Big Bother Brother. Lauren O’Neill, Lansdowne’s Family Enga Aug 20 Lansdowne Children’s Centre Speech Services in Top 5 for Hamilton Spectator’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards Lansdowne Children’s Centre is so honoured to be a Top 5 nominee for Best Speech Services in the Health, Beauty and Wellness category for the Hamilton Spectator’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards Jul 30 Lansdowne Children’s Centre hosts annual general meeting Lansdowne Children’s Centre’s held its annual general meeting on June 15, 2026. It was a celebration of the year behind, and an eager glimpse at the road ahead. Jun 23 Grandview Kids CEO shares experience of concept to concrete for a new building Grandview Kids is a children’s treatment centre in Durham Region; its CEO, Tom McHugh, spoke about his organization’s journey from concept to concrete, outlining the pathway and experience of recently completing a new purpose-built facility in their community. Jun 19 Lansdowne Children’s Centre takes major step forward with selection of architect for new Brantford facility (L to R), Representatives of Montgomery Sisam Architects, Karine Quigley, Shannon Wiley, Wesley Gross; from Lansdowne Children's Centre, Rosemarie Press, Rita-Marie Hadley, and (far right) Tamie Aubin; and Miller McLeod and Rami Bouz of Colliers Project Leaders. Lansdowne Children’s Centre for child development is pleased to announce the selection of Montgomery Sisam Architects for its new purpose-built facility in Brantford, marking a significant and celebratory milestone in May 26 The analysis in 2020 reported that the current Lansdowne space-needs are nearly triple the amount of space available in our 57-year old building. Children are Paying the Price and Can’t Keep Waiting: • Children in our community have had vital procedures delayed, suffered learning losses, and experienced devastating impacts on their physical and mental development. • These problems will continue to get worse without expansion. The challenges Lansdowne children face will only compound as they age and become more difficult to address. Everyday Matters in the Life of a Child: • Only one in three kids in Ontario receive services within the clinical standard, with the majority waiting almost three years to access services. • At Lansdowne Children's Centre in Brantford that ratio is only one in four kids. • Families are falling further behind and wait lists are longer than they have ever been. • Long wait times and limited resources are not new barriers to timely care, but these barriers have increased significantly since the pandemic began. It’s Time to Champion Children’s Healthcare: • By acting quickly, we can stop children from suffering and start their healing. • Children deserve a strong system of care that provides the care they need, when they need it, and where they need it. Dream Board | Architect Concept Art Spacious, open concept areas for connectivity, with access to daylight. Outdoor recreation areas designed with enhanced sensory environments. Spaces for individual and group play. Dedicated treatment and assessment areas, designed for program delivery. Universally accessible washrooms. Spaces to meet and work. Enhanced sensory environments for client therapy and recreation. Spaces that are calming and comfortable. With a new facility we can address serious limitations. We can: Offer improved accessibility at ground level and reach new heights in a multi-storey design, including consideration for the access and mobility needs of our clients and staff. Reduce wait time and welcome even more clients and their families to our expanded assessment and treatment facilities, with more capacity to grow our team of dedicated staff; Reduce environmental dangers by providing adequate on-site parking for all families and staff; reducing exposure to increasingly busy side streets and improved visibility at entrance and exit; Reduce travel time for client families by hosting more services, including sensory environment, respite and group activitieis on-site, while also reducing costs by eliminating rental fees; Host more group meetings, community events and recreation programs in expanded meeting rooms and recreation facilities, specially desiged to accomodate the needs of our clients; Deliver a more equitable, quality experience for clients and their families, in a comfortable modern environment without compromise to care and privacy. Together we can impact change in the lives of many families in our community in pursuit of our mission, to support infants, children and youth with physical, developmental or communication needs, and their families, and our vision, realizing the optimal potential for infants, children and youth. A New Lansdowne, A Community Effort The preparation for the new-build Lansdowne proposal included a full day visioning workshop to establish a direction for the redevelopment of Lansdowne Chi ldren's Centre. Hosted in December 2019 with Montgomery Sisam Architects, over 100 Lansdowne staff and community members, including the Mayors of Brant County, the City of Brantford and other City staff, came and offered their opinions on the test plans and the visioning boards. Each participant was also provided with three Red Dots that they could place on any portion of a given panel to anonymously indicate a preference. Of the Visioning Boards presented, the most dialogue centered around the Sensory Environment of the building as well as the different Open Office solutions for staff workspace. Feedback was universal in stating that the building should be as non-institutional as possible and that the environment should be engaging to the full age range of the clients who will use the building. Invest in their future. To learn how, CLICK HERE

Autism Services Brant Start Here Family Support Free Services Early Years ABA Intensive ABA Goal-Based Webinars < Back Please support our free webinars. CLICK HERE to register your view. Intro to ABA Terms - Applied Behaviour Analysis Autism Services Brant An introduction to the world of ABA - covering the basics of Applied Behaviour Analysis. Hosted by Courtney and Abbey, autism therapists at Lansdowne Children's Centre in Brantford. Are you looking for someone to talk to? You can reach our Family Support Worker by phone at 519-753-3153 ext. 268, or by email at autism@lansdownecc.com