Compass Psychology

01/08/2026

From Confused to Confident: A Parent’s Guide to School Advocacy

Parenting a child with a learning disability or ADHD can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. Join Foothills Academy’s team of educators and parents as they share tools, strategies, and insider perspectives to help you confidently advocate for your child at school.

Date: January 21, 2026
Time: 6:00- 8:00 PM
Location: Foothills Academy Society

Click here to learn more and register today: https://ow.ly/WHKS50XrjBi

01/08/2026

Does your child have ?
Do they also have ?

Then you may want to participate in a new anxiety intervention program in the form of a research study from the University of Calgary in conjunction with Calgary community partners.

Start the survey to see if your family is a good fit for this new anxiety-reducing program for children with ADHD. Programming is expected to start in late January/early February.

Survey: https://survey.ucalgary.ca/jfe/form/SV_8hNxNggV5snH0Gi?Q_CHL=qr

01/08/2026

Are you a mature adult considering further education or is your high school teen thinking about attending college or university?

The Post-secondary Accessibility and Disability Resource Association of Alberta (PADRA) is hosting their annual information event.

It's FREE - just register so they know how many people are coming - and find out about the disability resources, financial supports and academic accommodations available at the post-secondary level in Alberta.

All Calgary post-secondaries and related community partners will be part of a resource fair before and after the presentations and interactive student panel.

Feb. 28, 1 - 3 pm
St. Mary's University

RSVP Here: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=mGJ1RMyd10az93-dCuprlpFGtCfyGrhOrEyoNgpRhpZUMEs2SVA1U0k5SlYxUUoyR1dFWThMV09JUi4u

Voice of Albertans with Disabilities Decoding Dyslexia Alberta AISCA - Association of Independent Schools & Colleges in Alberta Learning Disabilities Association of Alberta Rundle Schools Foothills Academy Calgary Academy

11/06/2025

The Roadmap of Psycho-Educational Assessments

Curious how a Psychoeducational Assessment can help your child thrive? Join Registered Provisional Psychologist Nicole Macmillan, B.A. (Hons), M. Sc. for an evening that simplifies what’s tested, why it matters, and how results guide school and home support.

📅 November 5th, 2025 | 6–7:30 PM
🍴 Nibbles & Knowledge to follow | 7:30 - 8:00 PM
💲 Tickets: $10

Click here to register now: https://ow.ly/P65L50XfT7C

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10/14/2025

Food is brain fuel. So is skipping breakfast really a good idea?

Nutrition is one of essential pillars of brain health. Most everybody knows you need good nutrition for maintaining and running your body but it's just as important for managing your mood and .

Nutrition can either help or hinder brain function. It impacts your , memory, focus, activity, sleep, and a whole host of other behaviours, even substance use.

That makes nutrition a critical aspect for children and teens who are growing both their bodies and their brains, and doubly so for those with or a .

Get the inside scoop with Hayley Bobye-Magnusson, a registered Nurse. She is passionate about bridging clinical knowledge with practical strategies to support youth well-being. And she does it every day with students and families Rundle Schools.

Join Hayley and Bradley Mellor, teacher and school counsellor, on a focused dive into how, not just nutrition, but also activity and sleep, support cognitive and emotional well-being. Understand why these three habits are foundational for a healthy brain and gain practical strategies for building sustainable routines around them.

Do it for yourself...do it for your kids.
Oct. 25 in Calgary at the Solutions in Action Insights Event

Buy your ticket now: https://ldadhdnetwork.ca/find-your-path-solutions-in-action/
Oct. 25 in Calgary

09/17/2025

New workshop opportunity!
A free offering for working autistic adults regarding disclosure of your neurodiversity/diagnosis and workplace advocacy. Both virtual and an inperson option available. To register contact salesa@autism.ca

08/13/2025

Only 1 week left!

“In the Margins: An Exploration of Autistic Women in Friendship” invites you to a heartfelt exploration of the friendships of autistic women - their challenges and unique dynamics.

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/in-the-margins-an-exploration-of-autistic-women-in-friendship-tickets-1496805418299?aff=oddtdtcreator

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Explore connections and experiences of friendship among women

Upcoming Session
August 19th
12PM - 1PM
Link in Bio to register!

08/07/2025

Social Wellness Group of Autistic Women.
Make Authentic Connections - Join our welcoming group designed for women 18 and older. Connect with others in a supportive and relaxed environment while prioritizing mental wellness. Engage in activities like board games, guided conversation starters, and hobby-based activities that encourage social connection, self-expression, and personal growth.
Whether you are looking to socialize, share experiences, or explore new interests, this group offers a comfortable and judgement-free space to do so at your own pace.
4 weeks - Thursdays from 6 - 8 pm starting in September. Register at counselling@autism.ca

07/11/2025

Parent to Parent Coffee Support is an opportunity for parents and caregivers to connect and build a supportive community. The next Parent to Parent Coffee Support will be held at Autism Calgary, 3639 26 St NE, on Thursday July 17th at 10am.

RSVP to Lisav@autismcalgary.com