This World's Ours Centre

As parents, we imagine our kids going off to school, entering Kindergarten, making friends, learning, and spending time in their...

Explore 'My Grief Journey: Finding Myself and Letting Go' and discover how embracing grief can lead to self-discovery and healing.

For neurodivergent people, environments can either support our nervous systems — or work against them. Lighting, noise, textures, clutter, unpredictability — they all impact how we feel in a space. But when a space is designed with intention, (with beauty AND function in mind), it becomes more than just functional. It becomes nourishing.

Last fall I had the pleasure of sitting down to do an interview with Shania from Social Kiddos to talk about how the centre came to be, parenting, and how to avoid burnout.

Building community and supporting mothers of neurodiverse children is important and a part of our goal this year at This World's Ours Centre

Sleep, mealtimes, daily activities, and participating in our community can look different for parents with kids with disabilities.

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Halloween is filled with excitement and magic, but for families of neurodiverse children, it can be challengeing to navigate this holiday.

This summer, learn about how we are making our centre a truly inclusive space for all. Also, learn about the Safe Space Alliance.

Living with a child with autism can be a tricky time in the summer. Routines change and often we can be met with behaviors and challenges.

When inclusion happens, it is the most beautiful thing to witness. Learn about how my daughter was included at outdoor school.

Nestworks is creating community by helping families and individuals build their villages through co-working and childminding at This World's

Read the interview I did with Sarah Adams from The Prepared Environment Project about This World's Ours Centre, how we came to be and what i

I am so excited to be able to finally share my story with this community as part of the Mom Babes Anthology volume 3.

The day I finally got to read my story aloud to the group of authors I am writing with and the feeling of being vulnerable in this community

Kat is a writer, program facilitator, and world builder, bringing together a group of youth every Thursday to dive into their Fantasy Worlds

Sharing My Story and Getting Edits from My Publisher.

Sharing my story by becoming an author and writing an anthology with a courageous group of women.

Are you looking to connect with other moms and a craving a supportive community? Come join our Moms Meeting Moms events.

Are you a parent of a child with disabilities? Here are our tried and true self-care tips for you.