Upcoming Events
Reimagining Support
2026–2027 Workshop & Connection Series
Thank you to Halton Region for being able to provide Free Monthly Workshops and Peer to Peer Connection Calls.
Welcome to our new community learning space! This year, we’ve redesigned our calendar to offer flexible, accessible learning and connection opportunities tailored specifically for parents, caregivers, and educators of neurodiverse children and youth.
Every month features three distinct ways to engage, learn, and find your community:
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Lunch & Learn Sessions (Virtual): 60-minute, bite-sized, practical strategies you can implement right away. Perfect for a quick midday reset.
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Evening Workshops (Virtual): Deep-dive sessions with guest experts exploring complex topics in detail, complete with dedicated Q&A time.
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Peer-to-Peer Connection Calls (Virtual): A dedicated hour immediately following our evening workshops to drop the formal learning and just talk, share, and breathe with parents who truly understand.
November Workshops:
November Lunch & Learn
Session: Finding Calm in the Chaos – Building your stress management toolkit.
Date: Wednesday, November 18th, 2026
Time: 12:00-1:00PM
Host: Ashlee Livingstone
About: Ashlee Livingstone is the founder of Ashlee Livingstone Coaching – a personal growth and breathwork coach who supports her clients on how to stay regulated to enhance their clarity and focus, she supports them as they navigate challenges and helps to build their confidence as they move forward.
She is the creator of ‘The Mental Fitness Club’ – a space to breathe and actively destress, and ‘Regulate’ a program supporting parents and their kids where she guides them through the restorative process of becoming regulated to manage stress, improve relationships and quality of life.
Ashlee is a Certified Trauma Informed Breathwork Facilitator, Life Inventory Assessment Coach, Podcast Host and Published Author.
November Evening Workshop
Session: Executive Functioning & Organization
Date: Wednesday, November 18th, 2026
Time: 6:00-7:00PM
Host: Dr. Robert Silvestri
About: Dr. Robert Silvestri is a leading researcher specializing in learning disabilities and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). As the Lead Researcher at the
In addition to driving impactful research initiatives, he manages referral reviews, consults with disability staff on established protocols, and provides essential psychometric assistance. Through his evidence-based insights and dedication to neurodiversity, Dr. Silvestri empowers parents, educators, and practitioners alike to implement highly effective academic and behavioral interventions that support students across Northern Ontario and beyond.
November Peer-to-Peer Connection Call
Session: Navigating Progress Reports Together
Date: Wednesday, November 25th
Time:12:00-1:00PM
Report card season is here! Whether progress reports bring excitement, questions, or a few nervous butterflies, figuring out how to talk to your child about them can feel a bit overwhelming.
Grab your lunch and join us for our November Peer-to-Peer Connection Call. This is a relaxed, welcoming space designed just for parents and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and support one another. There’s no formal presentation or pressure—just an open conversation about how to read between the lines, celebrate your child’s unique wins, and have meaningful, stress-free conversations about their learning journey.
Come share your tips, hear how other families navigate report card time, or simply listen in and take a breath with parents who truly understand.
Call for Speakers!
Share Your Expertise!
Are you a professional, educator, or advocate?
We are actively seeking passionate guest speakers, clinicians, educators, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and lived-experience advocates to lead our upcoming Lunch & Learns and Evening Workshops.
If your expertise aligns with one of our monthly themes, we want to hear from you!