Needs Based Support, Consultation and Education for Diverse Human Needs
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My Services
My services are available to those looking for support, consultation or education in relation to the diverse human needs of children, adolescents, adults and seniors
who have a communication delay/disorder, physical disability, neurodevelopmental disability (autism, ADHD etc.), medical condition, neurocognitive disorder (Alzheimers etc.), behavioural challenge, loss of autonomy, or other specific special need, condition or diagnosis.
Each service begins with a needs assessment, in order to provide services adapted to individual diagnosis and the corresponding needs.

Who is behind Uni-Diversity?
My passionate desire to help others is the foundation of Uni-Diversity.
LAURIE MITCHELL, DSW, SCC
EDUCATION
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Developmental Services Worker (Georgian College, Orillia, Ontario)
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Special Care Counselling (Vanier College, Montréal, Québec)
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
- SCERTS
- Social Thinking
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Health and Safety guidelines and measures
- Core vocabulary
- ABA / IBI
- Registered Behaviour Technician (not currently practising)
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First Aid and CPR
What is a Special Care Counsellor?
According to the Quebec Association of Special Care Counsellors Code of Conduct,
“1.1 SPECIAL CARE COUNSELLOR (S.C.C) is defined as follows: A professional who intervenes with individuals or groups of individuals of any age who experience or are likely to experience various adjustment problems in the field of mental health, social services and education. The S.C.C. evaluates and accompanies the client through situations of daily living, educational, helping relationships, and through intervention techniques. The S.C.C. pursues objectives of social integration and personal development in the fields of prevention, education and rehabilitation.
1.2. Their role consists of observing and evaluating the needs, abilities, lifestyles and behaviours of persons with psychosocial adjustment problems. The S.C.C. may also proceed with the screening, assessment, detection and identification of undiagnosed disorders. They must also assess the suicide risk and dangerousness exhibited by a person in crisis. They note the data in the record and write progress reports, using the method designated by their organization.
1.3. The S.C.C. has the obligation to establish an intervention plan for each client assigned to them, within the context of a planned intervention process.”

In person services provided for
Terrebonne and the surrounding areas including;
Mascouche, Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, La Plaine, Repentigny, Bois-des-Filion, Rosemère, Boisbriand, Saint-Thérèse, Blainville, and Laval.
For all other areas, online support is available.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU
The development and growth of Uni-Diversity would not have been possible without the support, guidance, and shared experiences of so many people whom I have had the pleasure to know and work with, both personally and professionally. I am especially grateful to: Jessy Brisson, Elena Montecalvo, Mariska Burger, Annie Robitaille, Aimee-Elizabeth Parsons, Gloria Maclean, Jennifer White, Kelly Sauvé, Sandra Miranda, Sheila Lindsay, Krista Leitham, and Nancy Buott. I have learned so much from each of you and am so grateful for your support in my life.
THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART
Laurie