Eastwood Psychologists

10/30/2025

Our Secret Agent Society group is starting soon! Call us for details 

The school term is back in full swing, and your child might want to get better at understanding feelings as they navigate learning and play.

- They could have classmates, friends, or a family member that they want to get to know better.
- They might have encountered bullying at school and want to be able to detect when people are teasing or tricking them.
- Butterflies might rise up in their stomach when they approach a task, and they want to know what their nerves are trying to tell them.

As they embark on the Secret Agent Society Small Group Program, they practice reading the clues that people share about how they’re feeling. They unlock tools and gadgets for decoding emotions, and discover new ways to understand, support, and respond to others 🔎

Detecting emotions is a tool they could use time and time again throughout their lives!

Think your child might want to explore emotion detection? Tap the link below to connect with an SAS Provider.

https://www.sst-institute.net/find-sas-provider

Image description: An SAS Cadet sits on a black leather couch with an iPad resting on their lap.

10/30/2025

Halloween treats oh my!! Participants in our cooking and social skills group had fun baking Halloween cupcakes and mummy crescent roll hotdogs. 🎃👻💀🎃

10/30/2025

10/30/2025

The community is invited to a Festive Carol Concert.

10/30/2025

What if everyone made Halloween inclusive?

If you see someone who doesn’t say “trick or treat,” who is stimming, seems uneasy, or takes a little extra time, smile and let them know you’re just as excited to see them.

They might be Autistic or neurodivergent, or have sensory processing differences, and they’re celebrating in the way that feels best for them.

Let’s make Halloween a space where everyone feels welcome, accepted, and included.

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Et si tout le monde rendait l’Halloween inclusive?

Si vous voyez une personne qui ne dit pas « bonbons s’il vous plaît », qui stimule, semble mal à l’aise ou prend un peu plus de temps, souriez et montrez-lui que vous êtes aussi content·e de la voir.

Cette personne pourrait être autiste ou neurodivergente, ou avoir des différences de traitement sensoriel, et elle célèbre de la manière qui lui convient le mieux.

Faisons de l’Halloween un moment où tout le monde se sent bienvenu·e, accepté·e et inclus·e.

10/29/2025

Please look to research experts for help sifting through autism-related information that you find online

What if you could ask Canada’s top autism researchers your most pressing questions?

Join us for “Autism Science Explained with Canada’s Leading Autism Researchers”, a Signature Series live event featuring Dr. Stephen Scherer from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) and Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou from Holland Bloorview.

This is a unique opportunity for parents and caregivers to hear directly from two of the most trusted voices in autism research. Learn what’s true about autism, what’s changing, and how today’s science can help you make informed choices for your family.

Date and time: November 13, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Register now: https://bit.ly/3Wj22hq

10/26/2025

Join Autism Canada and our Caregiver Connect Volunteers for a relaxed, virtual gathering of caregivers. These small group sessions are designed to be a welcoming space where participants come together to talk about all things caregiving, the highs, the challenges, and the everyday moments in between.

Please note that all times are listed in EST.

Register now at https://www.autismcanada.org/caregiver-connect

10/24/2025

It’s official! Autism Canada, in partnership with CN, has launched Empowering Connections, a national support line dedicated to Autistic and neurodivergent people across Canada.

This service offers a safe, understanding space for non-crisis support, from sharing achievements to finding peer-informed guidance, or simply connecting with someone who understands.

Book your appointment today 👉autismcanada.org/empoweringconnections

Read the full announcement here: https://www.autismcanada.org/post/autism-canada-and-cn-launch-empowering-connections-a-national-support-line

04/18/2025

I Have Resolve Foundation is making a difference! 🙏🏻

This month, our Foundation is excited to begin a new chapter—introducing inclusive supports directly into classrooms. Our goal is to help create learning spaces where every student feels supported, seen, and able to thrive.

We’re incredibly grateful to the Lions Club of Georgetown Ontario for their generous donation, which will go directly toward enhancing inclusive learning tools in the Georgetown community.

If you know of a local school in need of flexible seating, sensory tools, or calming resources, please reach out. We may be small, but we’re growing—and we’re passionate about making a meaningful difference.

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day from our teen cooking group!

02/10/2025

Get the help you need to move forward with your goals. Our next group starts soon, so contact us right away for more information.

* Learn practical skills to improve time and task management
* Put an end to the psychological barriers that have stood in your way
* Thursday evenings for 12 sessions, for adults 18+
* https://eastwoodpsychologists.com/psychoeducational-coaching-and-groups/

Psychology practice offering comprehensive assessment and treatment services for children, teens, adults and couples.

01/27/2025

🌟Paulina! 🌟
She is an amazing and creative therapist who goes above and beyond every single session. She truly care for her clients and strives to a big difference in their lives. Not only does she bring creativity and compassion to her sessions, but she is also the mastermind behind our cooking class menus 🍳🍴. She also puts together the materials that teach valuable vocational skills to our teens. We’re incredibly lucky to have someone as dedicated and talented as Paulina!