News & Media - Centre for Autism Services Alberta

2022 Inclusion Alberta Family Surveys Released

Inclusion Alberta Needs Your Help! Inclusion Alberta needs your help to better understand families’ current experiences with FSCD (Family…

COVID-19 Update: January 2022

EDMONTON OFFICE UPDATE With the ongoing fluctuation of COVID-19 cases and restrictions, the Centre continues to review Alberta government…

Standing Against the Use of Shock Devices

On July 6, 2021, in the United States, there was a court decision to overturn an FDA ban on…

Truth and Reconciliation

A Message from the Centre’s Executive Director, Deborah Allard Usunier: As I reflect on the horrific news out of…

Website Access Nov. 13 – Nov. 14

An Important Message from the Centre: Thank you all for your patience as we dealt with our website issues…

COVID-19 Centre Update

EDMONTON OFFICE HOURS UPDATE In accordance with Government of Alberta and AHS recommendations, The Centre office is currently…

Kids Brain Health Network: Navigation Alberta Update

The goal of this project is to develop a way for families to easily access services for children with neurodevelopmental differences.

Centre Receives SAC Award of Excellence

On Friday, May 5, the Centre for Autism Services Alberta accepted the Speech-Language & Audiology Canada (SAC) Award of Excellence for Interprofessional Collaboration

Helping Individuals with ASD Find Success in the Workplace

Global News health reporter, Su-Ling Goh, chats with EmploymentWorks participant, James, about his experience with the Centre’s employment readiness program.

Friendship & Young Adults with Autism

Global News health reporter, Su-Ling Goh, talks with Ewan Nelson Self Advocacy Award Winner, Jessica Pigeau about the importance of friendship for young adults with autism.

Annual Art Show Draws Record Crowds

Aspiring artists with autism spectrum disorder bring their ideas to life in artworks for all to enjoy.

Canadian Autism Partnership (CAP)

Show your support and ensure that Canadians living with Autism receive critical support.

On-site Early Childhood Programs!

Registration is NOW OPEN for our 2023-2024 on-site PUF preschool & Kindergarten programs!
Spots are limited, so apply today!
We've Moved!

We have officially moved into our new space!
Find us at #1, 9353 - 50 Street NW.
PEERS: Social Skills for Teens

Making and keeping friends can be hard for everyone, but it can be a special challenge for teens with autism. PEERS is a world-renowned, evidence-based social skills program for teens on the autism spectrum. NOW OFFERED DIGITALLY, ALBERTA-WIDE!
EmploymentWorks

EmploymentWorks is back and in-person! Develop your pre-employment skills with classes and interactive job simulations in a supportive environment. APPLY TODAY!
START Program

Now accepting applications for Spring 2023!
START is a group program for parents/caregivers of young children with autism. Based on Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT), this innovative program teaches parents practical strategies to support their child in developing communication skills.
APPLY TODAY!