All students first meet with an intake counsellor to discuss their individual needs and their eligibility to receive services. When appropriate, students may then meet with one of the professionals on staff, such as the Adaptative Equipment Coordinator, Learning Disability Specialists, Psychologist or Occupational Therapist to identify strategies and appropriate accommodations for academic success.
All discussions are confidential.
The service offers liaison with academic and administrative units within the University and with off-campus agencies. Information on health conditions and disiability-related issues are provided to the University community. The office is located at 214 College Street, in the Koffler Student Services Building. Services are also available at the Scarborough and Mississauga campuses.