See also CADDAC Canadian ADD network meeting in Vancouver part 1, part 2, and part 3 Just got back from the first day of the two day CADDRA (Canadian ADD Resource Alliance’s) ADHD through the lifespan conference here in Vancouver. I’d give you a link to CADDRA but I’m still waiting for them to have a […]
See also CADDAC Canadian ADD network meeting in Vancouver part 1 and part 2, and CADDAC Conference. Georgina Rayner of CADDAC chaired the special ed program for the Toronto School board in the early 90’s. They calculated that the cost of dealing with someone with learning disabilities was: $3,000 a year if done in elementary school
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See also CADDAC Canadian ADD network meeting in Vancouver part 1 and part 3 and CADDAC Conference Kathy Galluzzo. Remember that name. She’s a mom of a child with ADD and learning disabilities (LD) and gave a talk to us on children with learning disabilities, stigma and advocacy. You can contact her through CADDAC She combined
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See also CADDAC Canadian ADD network meeting in Vancouver part 2 and part 3 and CADDAC Conference Went to the CADDAC (Center for ADD Advocacy) national ADD networking event today at the Marriot Pinnacle hotel in Vancouver. Really enjoyed it. Very informative, and it’s nice to meet others who either have ADD or are interested
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Here’s a new national Canadian ADD advocacy organization. CADDAC is a national Canadian alliance of organizations and individuals that educates people on ADHD and how to advocate for themselves and those affected by ADHD. It also runs workshops, advocates on behalf of all Canadians affected by ADHD and provides ongoing advocacy training. In the past,