Invisible Disabilities is an umbrella term for hidden disabilities - disabilities that are not immediately visible.  Invisible Disabilities are innate and neurological in nature, such as Learning Disabilities, Borderline Personality Disorder (Emotional Dysregulation), Aspergers,Autism, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, ADD, ADHD, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, Anxiety Disorder, Brain Injury, Epilepsy, really anything where a person feels differences in the brain. People with Invisible  Disab …

We welcome all those with a strong or dominant visual and visual/spatial way of thinking. WHO ARE YOU / WHO ARE WE Visual thinkers are not perfectly alike; yet similarities exist. Possibly you have a vivid picture memory, the ability to recall faces but not necessarily names, the ability to see maps but possibly not street names in your head, and the ability to twist objects in your mind. You may need to see the whole picture of concepts and things prior to understanding the parts of things. You …

We are a group of understanding folks who have been diagnosed, or have family members who have been diagnosed, with either Asperger's Syndrome or PDD-NOS. Our goal is to create a group that allows us to meet others who "get" what we are going through and provides an opportunity for activities to take place, friendships to be made, support to be given, etc... As a mom of an Aspie kid, I have found that I don't often get the chance to meet other parents who understand my situation, and it sucks! I …

This is a group for sci-fi and fantasy lovers to get their geek on. Whether you're a Trekkie or a Trekker, a Whovian, a Browncoat, a member of the Scooby Gang, a Potterhead; whether you like books, movies, comics, games or all of the above; whether you consider yourself a geek, nerd or neither -- come and meet some like-minded fen. I want everyone to feel welcome in this group. Please no fannish infighting, no name-calling, no shaming for what a person is a fan of. I especially want people with …

Vancouver Counselling Psychology Reading Club is an enlightening, safe, professional, and fun place for experienced and novice counsellors and psychotherapists in Vancouver. At the Counselling Psychology Book Club, we are researching new titles from authors writing about counselling and psychotherapy theories as well as practices. We hope that the books we read will offer a fresh perspective on the way we think, live, and practice. Being a competent counselling and psychotherapy practitioner tak …