Angela Geddes Integrative Support and Wellness

05/05/2026

Because we believe mental health services should not add to your list of to-dos we are proud to offer a range of services and billing options, whether through NIHB, Veterans Affairs Canada (Medavie Blue Cross), Probation and The Victim Quick Response Program+. Check our webpage to find out about our services and connect with us at infogeddes@gmail.com.

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

Working on a Saturday to reduce barriers to much needed mental health services for people with complex neuro developmental conditions including ADHD, ASD, learning disabilities, FASD, DD, complex MH etc.

05/01/2026

Parenting & Caregiving Lunch & Learn Series
*Based on Angela’s book, Not Your Typical Parenting Guide

Join us for a weekly Lunch & Learn series designed to support parents, caregivers, educators, and service providers working with children and youth with complex or neurodiverse needs.

Each session offers practical strategies, compassionate insights, and space for meaningful conversation—because it truly takes a village.

🗓 Wednesdays | 12:00–1:00 PM EST
💻 Attend individual sessions or join the full series
🎟️ $100 per session (receipts available for benefits/reimbursement)
👉 Small groups, time for discussion, spaces are limited

If cost is a barrier, support is available—please email billinggeddes@gmail.com to learn more.

Weekly Sessions:
• April 29 – Supporting the Body & Mind: Foundations for Regulation
• May 6 – Environment Matters: Nature, Structure & Safety
• May 13 – Caring for the Caregiver & Supporting Spirited Children
• May 20 – Understanding the Brain: Memory, Decision-Making & Learning
• May 27 – Communication & Thinking Differences
• June 3 – Executive Function & Processing Challenges

Come for the topics that resonate most—or stay for the full journey.

Register > https://www.angelageddes.ca/resources/parenting-caregiving-lunch-learn-series

04/30/2026

Thank you to Quad County Support Services for the opportunity to present A Complicated & Beautiful Brain Training to such an engaged and thoughtful community.

I truly valued our time together—and especially the meaningful conversations that continued beyond the training itself. A real pleasure.
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04/30/2026

Prenatal alcohol exposure affects the brain like "buck shot," leaving scattered damage while other parts remain perfectly untouched. This creates a very uneven profile where a person may have strong expressive language and a charming demeanour but struggle significantly with memory, impulse control, or abstract concepts.

04/23/2026

When we see high energy, endless questions, or fierce persistence, we often label them as disruptions. In reality, these are strengths like leadership and empathy that simply need structure to shine. By meeting these traits with curiosity instead of criticism, we help our loved ones see their spirit as a gift rather than a flaw.

04/21/2026

Caring for someone with complex needs can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Our team provide support in Ontario, virtually or in-person and we offer direct billing to NIHB.

Check our webpage to find out about our services and connect with us at infogeddes@gmail.com.

04/13/2026

We’re bringing two powerful, deeply human conversations to the FASD United 2026 Conference:

✨ Not Your Typical Growing Up & Adulting Guide
✨ Seeing the Unseen: How Social Workers and Allied Health Practitioners Can Transform FASD Identification and Support

Two sessions. One shared goal: better support for complicated & beautiful brains.

These conversations are designed to challenge assumptions, deepen understanding, and offer practical strategies—grounded in real experience and a commitment to doing better.

📍 Hyatt Regency, Seattle
📅 Pre-conference: April 18
📅 Main Conference: April 19–21

🔗 Register or explore the program: fasdunited.org/FASD2026/