Preventing Explosive Behaviours
Does your child explode with anger when faced with a difficult or challenging situation?
Does your child explode with anger when faced with a difficult or challenging situation?
Activities of daily living (or ADLs) are everyday tasks that allow someone to be as independent as they can be in their lives. In this

Visit the park with Trevor to learn about three simple questions you can ask yourself when your child, client or student is hitting or having

Every year on March 21st, we celebrate the journey towards down syndrome acceptance and inclusion. Imagine a rainbow with an extra colour! The gold-and-blue rainbow

DPSS Occupational Therapist Cynthia Miller-Lautman will be in Oujé-Bougamou to give her training: “Sensory Awareness: Feeling Too Much or Too Little” at the MSDC on
Cynthia Miller-Lautman (OT/Team Leader) will be in Waskaganish this week. She will be giving a presentation called “Sensory Awareness: Feeling Too Little or Too Much”
If you are in Eastmain this week, make sure to say hello to any of the DPSS team members that you see! Aimee, Cynthia, Trevor,
DPSS interim coordinator Aimee-Elizabeth Parsons and team members Cynthia Miller-Lautman and Deseray Rich were in Oujé-Bougamou from March 28-30 to participate in the Special Needs
DPSS is back on the move for 2023. Interim coordinator Aimee-Elizabeth Parsons was in Chisasibi last week as the guest speaker for the McGill Inclusive
DPSS team members were featured twice in the December 2022 edition of Tipâchimûn Misinihîkan, CBHSSJB employee newsletter. “Stronger Together” Conference To mark the end of