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Bring your resumes and cover letters, your curiosity and your questions, and connect with a team of professionals who understand neurodiversity and will help identify strengths, interests, and potential career paths. Receive personalized guidance and learn more about how to successfully navigate the job search journey and the world of work.

 

Our goal is to create an inclusive and supportive environment where neurodivergent individuals can access resources, gain valuable insights, and enhance their employability, confidence and career prospects. See the calendar events for more details and to access Sinneave Connects.

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An illustration of a large green head, with a white circle where the brain might be. Inside the white circle is a small seedling that is growing. Text reads Skills Group: Acceptance & Commitment Training
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Skills Group: Acceptance & Commitment Training (ACT)

An illustration of two young men. One is holding his chin in a contemplative way and the other is shrugging. They look like they're having a hard time understanding.
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Drop-in Social Communication Workshop: Understanding Non-verbal Cues

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An illustration of the word JOB, in, on and around it are people doing job related things like meeting and working on computers.
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Drop-in Employment Support

An illustration of a purple head, seen on profile facing to the left. There is a white circle where the brain should be and several gears, a nut and a wrench in the circle. These imply that these tools are being used by the person to build skills and abilities.
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Skills Group: Executive Functioning (EF)

An illustration of a table as viewed from above. In the centre of the table is a board game, with pieces and cards on it. There are hands around the board, they are playing, reading instructions, holding drinks, game pieces and cards around the board.
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Board Games Night!

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An illustration of five women, as seen from the back. They are all different sizes, shapes, colours and their arms are linked across the back. Regardless of their differences they are connected.
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Women & Autism – November Women’s Group

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An illustration of a large green head, with a white circle where the brain might be. Inside the white circle is a small seedling that is growing. Text reads Skills Group: Acceptance & Commitment Training
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Skills Group: Acceptance & Commitment Training (ACT)

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In illustration of the word JOB in large letters. In and around the word are images that point to job related things, a computer, some gears, a magnifying glass as well as people working and interacting.
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An illustration of a purple head, seen on profile facing to the left. There is a white circle where the brain should be and several gears, a nut and a wrench in the circle. These imply that these tools are being used by the person to build skills and abilities.
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Skills Group: Executive Functioning (EF)

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on the right side is a photo of Margaux Wosk, the featured presenter of this event. She has long, dark blue hair with bangs, a nose ring, and is smiling warmly to the camera. She is in a wood beam building with some twinkle lights and ceiling drapes.
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Empowering Neurodiversity: The Entrepreneurial Journey

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An illustration of a large green head, with a white circle where the brain might be. Inside the white circle is a small seedling that is growing. Text reads Skills Group: Acceptance & Commitment Training
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An illustration of two women. They are looking at each other, one has her arms crossed over her chest and they both look angry and frustrated.
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Drop-in Social Communication Workshop: Handling Disagreements – Top tips to help you stay calm

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An illustration of several people decorating a giant gingerbread house. They have ladders and large candy and icing bags.
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Gingerbread Decorating with Autism Awareness Club UCalgary

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An illustration of a row of five people. They are side by side and each looks confused in some way. Their body language and question marks around their heads indicate that they are perplexed about something.
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All About Idioms…and expressions that are confusing

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An illustration of several people in an art studio, they are standing at easels and are each a various stages of painting.
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Art Therapy with Autism Awareness Club UCalgary

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The illustration features an adult sitting on the floor beside a cardboard box. They are all tangled up in a string of lights. it seems to indicate they are overwhelmed.
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The Art of Parenting…with Autism

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