
We’re moving!
Our new location starting September 9th is 744 Primrose St, Qualicum Beach
Who are we?
Coast Karma Academy is a specialized independent school committed to empowering individuals with autism and other neurodiversities through empirically proven methodologies, mindful education, creative exploration, and personal growth. We provide a supportive environment that helps each learner discover their unique strengths and develop meaningful connections with themselves and the world around them.
Academics
We follow the BC Curriculum by embedding the curricular competencies and core competencies—communication, thinking, and personal/social responsibility—into all learning experiences.
Heart
Our BC-certified teachers and dedicated support team combine expertise with genuine care, fostering a nurturing environment where every student is seen, supported, and inspired. With small class sizes and a strong student-to-support ratio, we ensure personalized attention and meaningful connections.
Social Skills
We teach social skills through collaborative projects, guided peer interactions, and reflective practices that build empathy, communication, and emotional awareness.
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Specialized Services
Consultations and direct services are provided in collaboration with a team of consulting occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, physical therapists, and certified counsellors, who support student development through integrated, personalized strategies.
Could Coast Karma Academy Be the Right Choice for Your Child?
If any of the following statements resonate with you, Coast Karma Academy could be the ideal environment for your child’s growth and learning.

Your child has a diagnosis of ASD, ADHD, PDA, or another form of neurodivergence

Your child becomes overwhelmed in noisy, high-stimulation environments

Your child finds social interactions challenging and needs guidance in developing peer relationships

Your child needs more than just academic support — their IEP includes social, emotional, or sensory goals, too

Your child has not yet been successful in the public school system

You’re drawn to a school that does things differently