Learning disabilities are often thought of as an academic problem; however, they can affect many areas of someone's life, such as their social interaction as children and their ability to find employment as an adult. Programs & Services
The LDAA-CC strives to offer programs that help people with learning disabilities reach their personal potential.
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Our social skills program teaches children practical strategies, such as problem solving, cooperation and conflict resolution. Children will develop appropriate social skills through a multi-level program. Our social skills programs are run in partnership with Estelle Siebens Community Services associated with Foothills Academy. Parent & Educator Workshops
Parents often have many questions on the best way to support their kids with learning disabilities. Our parent workshops offer practical skills and information, such as Managing a Hyperactive Child, Disability Tax Credit or Assistive Technology workshops. Come and meet other parents and get practical tips and insight on issues relevant to learning disabilities. LD and ADHD Adult Directions Group
Are you an adult with a learning disability or AD/HD and struggling to find support? Do you feel like no one else understands what it’s like to have learning issues? This group is facilitated by a registered psychologist and will cover a variety of topics which will include self-esteem, communication skills, priority setting, time management and stress management. Camp Amicus
The Amicus programs offer a structured, supportive program for children and teens with learning disabilities. Our summer camps offer a unique outdoor adventure, where kids can swim, do horseback riding, and many other outdoor activities, while improving their social and communication skills. Real Life Social Skills for Teens
Our Real Life Social Skills for Teens offer teens an opportunity to practice social skills in real life situations. Athletic Coordination Camp
The Athletic Coordination Camp will focus on improving fine and gross motor coordination and team building skills. Campers will participate in activities such as soccer, baseball, track and field, strength training, arts & crafts, swimming and many other activities to increase their knowledge of individual and team sports and to increase muscle tone and self confidence.The LDAA-CC’s Athletic Coordination Camp features a 4:1 camper to counsellor ratio.
Info & Resources
If you have any questions on learning disabilities or ADHD, please call (403) 283-6606 or email a request for information to info@LDAA.net. |
