This World's Ours Centre

As a parent of children with disabilities, I have been feeling burnt out this year trying to advocate for my children and what they...

Creating small rituals with your kids is an important way to connect with them. By telling my middle son that I miss him when I get home from work, I have created a connection with him and have seen his confidence and self worth grow.

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.

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

If you are a parent that has received an autism diagnosis for their child, it can feel extremely overwhelming.

Read out tips on throwing a party for your little one.

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

Read about how we started This World's Ours Centre as shared with Kim Forrester Photography.

How physiotherapy can help infants, children, and adults. By Monika Zillinger Wondering if you or your child need to see a...

Want to make September go smotther for your family? Take a look at these bck-to-school tips from an occupational therapist.