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Formedon Educational Services Inc.

FormEdOn provides a range of highly-customized disability support, awareness, and advocacy services.

09/16/2026

FormEdOn's Learning Disability School Accommodations Checklist is a one-page tool students and parents can bring to an IEP or school support meeting.

It lists common accommodations in the language high schools use, such as extended time, speech-to-text, formula sheets, and separate test settings. These are grouped into six areas: reading and text access, written output, numeracy and math, instruction and delivery, assessment, and organization and environment.

We suggest families mark what is already in place and what to request before the meeting. That way, the right supports can be written into the IEP while everyone is at the table.

Request a copy by emailing us at [email protected]

09/09/2026

Knowing who to ask at school can make getting support a little easier.
Here’s a quick guide to who does what in a BC school, and where to start when you have a question about your child’s learning or support needs.

08/31/2026

We’re welcoming new students at FormEdOn. ❤️
From elementary school through university and adulthood, we provide personalized support that meets each person where they are.
Whether it’s tutoring, executive function coaching, funding support, or help building greater independence, we’re here to make learning and vocational development feel more manageable and meaningful.
Autism funding accepted.
📩 [email protected]
🌐 formedon.ca

08/24/2026

AccessForm, our Workplace Accommodation Platform, starts with the person.
The employee describes what would help in their own words. From there, the coordinator pulls accommodation options from an evidence-based database, filtered by barrier, industry, and job role. The plan is shared only with the people the employee approves, section by section. Every plan gets a review date, and the platform reminds the coordinator when it is time to look again.
AccessForm does not require a medical diagnosis, and it does not hand anyone a generic template.
We are learning every day from the employers and employees we talk to. If you work in HR or people leadership in trades, healthcare, education, retail, professional services, or transportation, we would love to hear how accommodation planning is going in your workplace.
If you are curious about AccessForm, please feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or send us a message!

08/17/2026

How to Build a University Semester Calendar
A semester calendar should do more than list your classes. It should map out your entire term, so you always know what's coming and when to start.

Here's what you can add:
1. Classes: Every lecture, lab, tutorial, and seminar.
2. Assignment Deadlines: Papers, projects, presentations, quizzes, and discussion posts.
3. Exams: Midterms and finals, added as soon as dates are confirmed.
4. Recurring Coursework: Weekly time blocks for readings, problem sets, discussion boards, or quizzes.
5. Study Blocks: Set your study time before the rest of your week fills in.
6. Accessibility Tasks: Accommodation appointments, exam-booking deadlines, documentation renewals, and meetings with accessibility services.
7. Buffer Days: Don't plan an assignment for its due date. Set your own earlier deadline instead.

Example: PSYC 101 Essay: Official due date: October 16
Your calendar could show:
* October 2: Choose topic
* October 4: Find sources
* October 7: Create outline
* October 10: Write first draft
* October 12: Revise
* October 14: Final review
* October 16: Submit
A good calendar tells you when to start, not just when something is due. For students managing executive function, attention, processing, fatigue, or other disability-related barriers, seeing the full semester in one place turns a term of scattered deadlines into a plan you can actually follow.

08/10/2026

The Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) is one of the most valuable, and most underused, financial tools available to Canadians with disabilities.
Eligible beneficiaries can receive up to $90,000 in lifetime government grants and bonds. This comes through the Canada Disability Savings Grant and the Canada Disability Savings Bond, on top of a $200,000 personal contribution limit. In many cases, government support is available even without a personal contribution.
The graphic below breaks down who qualifies, how the grants and bonds work, and the steps to open a plan.
Read our full blog post on the RDSP here: https://www.formedon.ca/post/understanding-the-registered-disability-savings-plan-rdsp

08/05/2026

Applying for the Disability Tax Credit can feel overwhelming, especially with a few CRA changes rolling out this year. We put together a simple, 6-step guide to walk you through the process, from checking eligibility to CRA's final review.
We also cover an important update for 2026: How and where you should be submitting your application and documents.

Read the full guide on our blog: https://www.formedon.ca/post/disability-tax-credit-application-guide

08/03/2026

BC post-secondary students, StudentAid BC has a new login system.

If you're applying for the first time, or if you haven't yet submitted an application, you'll need to use the new Student Account and Application System.

If you submitted an application before June 19, 2026, you can still log in to the Old Student Dashboard to manage that application. However, you can't use the old dashboard to submit a new application.

If you have a disability and haven't applied yet, this is a good time to explore the Canada Student Grant for Students with Disabilities, which can help cover education-related disability costs while you study.

07/31/2026

For many adults and families in BC, the path to an ADHD diagnosis can feel unclear. We hope this new resource helps make it a little easier to navigate.
Whether you are an adult who has been quietly wondering for years, or a parent noticing signs in your child, the first step is often just figuring out where to start.
Our new blog post walks through the process in British Columbia. It covers who can diagnose ADHD, what a proper assessment actually looks like, and the difference between the public and private paths in our province.

A diagnosis is not the finish line. It is the starting point for building the right supports around that at school, at work, or at home.

Read the full post here: https://www.formedon.ca/post/how-to-get-evaluated-for-adhd-in-british-columbia

07/29/2026

ADHD affects roughly 1 in 21 Canadians. In our work with adults with ADHD, we have learned that managing it well takes more than willpower.

Some of the most effective strategies we have helped with include using calendars and visual timers to support memory, body doubling to help with getting started on tasks, and breaking tasks into small first steps. Prioritizing sleep and movement matters too, as does requesting accommodations at school or work.

We have also learned that these strategies work best alongside medication and therapy, not in place of them.

FormEdOn Educational Services Inc. provides executive function, employment, and learning support for adults with ADHD. Please contact us at [email protected] if you or someone you know would like resources or support with ADHD management.

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