Uni-Diversity

04/22/2026

This is a first for me!

I felt the desire this morning to share with you what has been on my mind the last few days.

It’s real. It’s vulnerable. And it’s true.

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04/19/2026

At the Pathways to Inclusion resource fair today.

Come see me, and all the other exhibitors, from 1-5pm at 5400 Westbury Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H3W 2W8.

Au foire de ressource Vers l’inclusion aujourd’hui.

Viens me voir, et toutes les autres exposants, de 13 à 17h, au 5400 Westbury Avenue, Montreal, Quebec H3W 2W8.

04/16/2026

Remrov is a Québec autistic artist.

Check out their work!

And if you know of any work opportunities, reach out!

Remrov est un artiste autiste québécois.

Découvrez son travail !

Et si vous avez connaissance opportunités de travail, n’hésitez pas à le contacter !

04/12/2026

04/12/2026

𝗝'𝗮𝗳𝗳𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗼𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗲𝗻 : campagne 2026 de la Fédération québécoise de l'autisme

‼️Le respect de la diversité autistique n'est pas une option. ️

L'inclusion des personnes autistes est une condition indispensable pour qu'elles puissent s'épanouir, s'impliquer et vivre une vie à part entière comme tous et toutes. 💙

04/07/2026

04/06/2026

This is Ariana. I met her many years ago when we were both supporting the same child in different environments.

I think that as part of world autism month, not to mention Quebec special educator’s week right now, it is important to hear about the professionals who are involved in supporting autistic individuals and their families.

Professionals have the power to impact people’s experiences, and that is something that I take seriously. And I know Ariana does too.

Read more about her story on the Lived Experiences page of my website or follow the link in the comments.

04/02/2026

Especially during world autism day and month, I share a lot on my page about people’s accomplishments after the fact, and the positive outcomes after struggles.

While this is an important part of autism awareness and acceptance, there is also the authentic and vulnerable truth that happens within the struggle.

To help us become more aware about this equally important part, I share my friend ‘s words with you about her experience.

https://mommyandthemonsters.com/

04/02/2026

This is Loredana. I met her when she was just three years old; not long after she received a diagnosis of autism.

At the time, Loredana had not yet found her voice, and she was finding it challenging to integrate with her peers at daycare.

And now, Loredana is a student at McGill University in International Development Studies.

Today, on World Autism Awareness Day, I am honoured to get to share her story entitled "Beyond Autism Awareness: The Effort You Don’t See" with you. In her own words, Loredana explains how she had to learn resilience and hard work, and she encourages us to "imagine what’s possible when people are seen and understood, rather than being underestimated."

To read Loredana's whole story, you can find it in the Lived Experience section of my website (www.uni-diversity.com/lived-experiences), or follow the link in the comments below.

Congratulations on all your hard work and success so far Loredana, and I can't wait to see where your journey takes you from here!

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04/01/2026

Today marks the first day of the month of April, which is World Autism Month.

You may have noticed that there are a lot of posts and highlights on my social media accounts about autism, as well as a whole section on my website (www.uni-diversity.com/autism) dedicated to autism.
That is because autism is a big part of my life.
And given this importance, I have specific supports and services available that are dedicated to the autism community.

For autistic teens and adults over 14 years old, I offer:
📌 a free initial one hour consultation
📌 free resource lists and links
📌 personal coaching
📌 individualized support to find resources
📌 accompaniment for community outings/appointments
📌 a space on my website to share their personal autism story.

For parents, family members and caregivers who support someone on the spectrum, I offer:
📌 a free initial one hour consultation
📌 free resource lists and links
📌 personal coaching consultations
📌 language and communication support
📌 trainings
📌 family support plans
📌 co-created support plans
📌 individualized support to find resources
📌 accompaniment for community outings/appointments
📌 a space on my website to share their personal story related to autism.

For daycare and school educators, community organization and residential personnel, recreational teams, and both individual and team clincians and professionals who support someone on the spectrum in a professional setting, I offer:
📌 a free initial thirty minute consultation
📌 free resource lists and links
📌 accompaniment packages (coaching)
📌 daycare integration
📌 situational consultations
📌 community of practise consultations
📌 trainings for personnel
📌 trainings for community members and stakeholders
📌 individualized support to find resources
📌 a space on my website to share their personal story related to autism.

For individuals and community groups who are curious and would like to learn more about autism, I offer:
📌 a free initial thirty minute consultation
📌 free resource lists and links
📌 workshops.

Further explanation of all of these services can be found on my website, and I would be happy to answer any questions by direct message.
Links are in my bio.

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01/20/2026

Easily implemented suggestions for any office space that makes it more sensory friendly and neurodiverse affirming.

01/01/2026

Personal consultations are a gentle place to pause — a space to slow things down and talk through what’s been weighing on your mind and your heart.

There’s no pressure, no expectations, and no need to have everything figured out.

The goal is simply to help you feel more grounded, supported, and clearer as you navigate whatever it is that you are going through.

✨ Join me in conversation:
https://calendar.app.google/7AQ5gRcxMrSwgQcv5

Read more here: www.uni-diversity.com/parent-personal-consultations