Disability Services Documentation George Brown College

[music] In order to receive accommodations through Disability Services you must provide documentation of disability. Documentation should include diagnosis of disability from a professional. Examples of documentation include a psycho-educational or psychological assessment, letters from physicians, psychologists or psychiatrists, CNIB card or audiology report. If you have an IEP or Individualized Education Plan from your high school, look it over or contact your high school to see if a psycho-educational or psychological assessment was completed. If so, provide this to Disability Services. To obtain a copy of your assessment, you can contact your high school’s guidance or special education office or your school board. Documentation is held in confidence by our office and not released to college faculty. Diagnosis of disability is only released with the express written consent of the student. If you suspect you may have a learning disability, but have not been formally diagnosed, you can meet with a disability consultant who may be able to help guide you in getting a psycho-educational assessment completed if necessary. [music]