Upcoming Events
December 2023
Play Gym
A drop in for parents and tots! Come and play with our toys, climb on our climbing structure, get a change of scenery, make new friends or meet up with old ones as you burn off some energy! Registration is not required. Appropriate for children ages 0-5 years.
Find out more »Postpartum Mood Disorders Support Group
A group for moms, and those supporting moms, who are experiencing postpartum depression or other mood disorders. Childcare is available. Registration is required. In partnership with Alberta Health Services.
Find out more »Tick Tock Time – Around the World
Through interactive rhyme, parents/caregivers and children can learn songs, fingerplays, simple movement games and stories to build important pathways in the brain. This program may include German, French, Spanish, Cree and English and is for parents /caregivers and children aged 0-5 years. Please register here.
Find out more »Play Gym
A drop in for parents and tots! Come and play with our toys, climb on our climbing structure, get a change of scenery, make new friends or meet up with old ones as you burn off some energy! Registration is not required. Appropriate for children ages 0-5 years.
Find out more »Triple P Discussion Group – Developing Good Bedtime Routines
Triple P Discussion Groups are short, small group sessions that offer parents practical advice for tackling specific problem behaviour.In this Discussion Group parents will look at the different problems commonly faced at bedtime and reasons why they happen. We will then discuss the skills children need to get into a good bedtime routine and the positive parenting strategies for parents to use to prevent problems. Lastly we will develop a plan to deal with any problems that may occur at…
Find out more »Postpartum Mood Disorders Support Group
A group for moms, and those supporting moms, who are experiencing postpartum depression or other mood disorders. Childcare is available. Registration is required. In partnership with Alberta Health Services.
Find out more »Sibshop
Peer support for siblings of children with disabilities or chronic illnessSibshop is for brothers and sisters, ages 7-14, whose siblings have Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities or chronic and/or life limiting illnesses. Siblings are provided with peer support and information around their siblings’ disability in a safe setting. A light meal is included.Join us to Meet other sibs!Have fun with activities and gamesTalk about the good and not-so-good parts of having a sib with special needs with others who “get it”.Explore…
Find out more »Play Gym
A drop in for parents and tots! Come and play with our toys, climb on our climbing structure, get a change of scenery, make new friends or meet up with old ones as you burn off some energy! Registration is not required. Appropriate for children ages 0-5 years.
Find out more »Postpartum Mood Disorders Support Group
A group for moms, and those supporting moms, who are experiencing postpartum depression or other mood disorders. Childcare is available. Registration is required. In partnership with Alberta Health Services.
Find out more »January 2024
ADHD Workshop: Decreasing Explosive Behavior Part 1
Decreasing explosive behavior through emotional regulation. A two part series.This 2-part workshop is designed to help you support your child through big emotions and explosive behaviors. Come prepared to think critically about your child’s temperament, strengths, emotional and behavioral challenges. You will have opportunities to brainstorm and practice ways to be a source of co-regulation for your child. With effective use of these strategies, parents and caregivers are likely to see improvements in their children’s appropriate behaviors, self-regulation and resilience.The…
Find out more »ADHD Workshop: Decreasing Explosive Behavior Part 2
Decreasing explosive behavior through emotional regulation. A two part series.This 2-part workshop is designed to help you support your child through big emotions and explosive behaviors. Come prepared to think critically about your child’s temperament, strengths, emotional and behavioral challenges. You will have opportunities to brainstorm and practice ways to be a source of co-regulation for your child. With effective use of these strategies, parents and caregivers are likely to see improvements in their children’s appropriate behaviors, self-regulation and resilience.In…
Find out more »February 2024
ADHD Workshop: Understanding the Impact ADHD has on Eating
Understanding the impact ADHD has on eating behavior, habits, and nutritionThis workshop will include specific strategies for healthier eating habits, choices, and mindfulness around food, and how food can impact people with ADHD. We will be joined over Zoom by Roberto Olivardia, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist and lecturer in Psychology from Harvard Medical School.
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