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Rather than viewing challenging or self-destructive behaviours as “problems”, this session invites participants to understand behaviour as language — a signal of unmet needs, emotional distress, or difficulty with regulation and connection. Drawing on trauma-informed, family-centred, and integrative clinical approaches, Dr. Sarah Hallett (Psychologist in Supervised Practice and Dean of Psychology at Adler Graduate Professional School) will help participants build empathy, deepen understanding, and respond more effectively to difficult behaviours.

Guiding your student to life after high school is a big task! This is an informal space to chat with other parents to compare notes, ask questions, and hear about their experiences going through this process. RSVP to nss.school.council@gmail.com with Post-Secondary Parent Coffee in the subject line, and we will send you the location.

Join other Northern parents and caregivers for a relaxing one-hour walk through Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Meet at the Funeral Centre parking lot. Dogs welcome. Email nss.school.council@gmail.com to let us know you’re coming!

Interested to meet other Northern parents? Share experiences, ask questions, and get fresh ideas over coffee at Daphne’s Antioch Cafe (620 Mt Pleasant Rd)!

Are you the parent or guardian of a student with disabilities/special education needs in the TDSB? The TDSB SEAC would like to hear from you.