Publications
Below are two recent publications featured in the International Journal of Social Work
Being Social at Work – Blog Post for Autism Ontario May, 2020
Social Matters and Adults Report
Sarah Southey (Duhaime) was a key contributor on several important reports and resources that describe autistic experiences in Ontario and suggest best practice.
Autism Ontario Employment Webinar Series
Employable Me Canada TV Series Seasons One and Two
Sarah was involved in a documentary series aired on TVO featuring job-seekers determined to show that having a physical disability or neurological condition shouldn’t make them unemployable. It isn’t always easy but each job seeker is determined to find their passion. Full Episodes available at: https://www.tvo.org/programs/employable-me
Carly has ASD and no previous work experience. She is looking to channel her interests into meaningful work.
Blair seeks to apply her many talents in a meaningful work environment.
Highly educated and affable, Kelly is looking to enter the workforce.
Transitioning to Adulthood Employment Strategies and Life Skills – Autism Ontario Webinar
Sarah shares practical strategies geared to autistic adolescents and young adults preparing for summer employment or volunteer work including: how to get started on identifying skills/ interests, resume/interview tips, establishing regular routines, and where to job search. Sarah will also describe common and creative workplace accommodations.
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Sarah Southey MSW, RSW - Therapist and Employment Coach 