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Psychoeducational and Neuropsychological Testing and the Accommodations Process at Accessibility Services


About Accessibility Services Policies, practices, procedures and reports Psychoeducational and Neuropsychological Testing and the Accommodations Process at Accessibility Services Background Accessibility offices use psychoeducational and neuropsychological assessments to better understand: 1) if a student has a specific condition that may affect their academic experience; AND 2) the disability-related functional impacts anticipated. These assessments offer objective, […]


From the Desk of the Director


Updates from Michael Nicholson, Director, Accessibility Services. Updated July 14, 2026 Advancing Transparency in Our Work Accessibility Services was among the first offices on campus to establish a Student Advisory Committee. Today, this model has been adopted across the University of Toronto, with all Student Life offices maintaining their own student advisory groups. For many […]

tag: Faculty or stafftag: Graduate studenttag: Student with disabilitiestag: Undergraduate student


Be well, stay well, do well: Health Support at U of T


“Asking for help is not a weakness; it’s a responsible way to take care of yourself.“ When Jason Liu began his studies at U of T, he knew the university offered health-related services, but he didn’t fully understand the range of support available through the Health & Wellness Centre. It wasn’t until a community health […]

tag: Graduate studenttag: New studenttag: Undergraduate student


Inclusive Impact: Student Life staff


Inclusive Impact is a new series celebrating the work of Student Life staff members making strides in equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility, and Truth & Reconciliation principles. Care, justice and hope. Updated May 29, 2026 Featuring Michael Adia “I value this work personally because I care about humanity and the environment.” “I value this work […]

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How we use Medical Documentation and Context in the Accommodations Process


About Accessibility Services Policies, practices, procedures and reports How we use Medical Documentation and Context in the Accommodations Process Although we approach the process from different perspectives — health care professionals, accessibility staff, and students — we share a common goal: creating inclusive learning environments and supporting student success. Each of us contributes unique expertise […]


Indigenous Wellness Programs


Find programs that support your wellness as an Indigenous student at U of T. Support your wellbeing with programs designed for Indigenous students and facilitated by U of T’s Indigenous Wellness Counsellor & Coordinator. These programs are open to all U of T Indigenous students and draw on practices, traditions and ways of knowing from […]

tag: Undergraduate studenttag: Graduate student


Mentorship matters


“Even one session can leave you with a lot of insight.“ When Anna first booked an appointment with a peer mentor from the Centre for Learning Strategy Support (CLSS), she had no idea she was creating a connection she’d value for years to come. Anna was looking for practical ways to manage her daily work, […]

tag: Graduate studenttag: New studenttag: Undergraduate student


Accessibility Services Survey Reports


Posted on May 4, 2026 The Accessibility Services team provides students with disabilities services and supports for learning, problem solving and inclusion. As part of our office’s mission to identify and remove barriers for students with disabilities and to foster inclusion within learning environments, collecting both quantitative and qualitative data is an essential first step […]

tag: Faculty or stafftag: Graduate studenttag: Student with disabilitiestag: Undergraduate student


Navi: Your U of T resource finder


Find your way around U of T resources with Navi Find information and get help navigating University of Toronto resources 24/7 with Navi. Navi is a chat tool trained on U of T resources that responds to your questions. While Navi can point you to the right contacts and services, it doesn’t replace guidance from […]

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Mental Health Foundations Certificate


Gain in-demand mental health skills Strong mental health literacy skills are necessary in many fields including education, student services, medicine, rehab sciences, psychotherapy and social work. These skills are also important for jobs on campus such as residence dons, peer mentors and teaching assistants. The Mental Health Foundations Certificate will help you develop this knowledge […]

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