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About our Resource Guide

Why a Resource Guide?


Autism is a developmental condition that continues throughout the lifespan and the diagnosis covers individuals with a wide spectrum of different needs. One of the great sources of anxiety for anyone concerned about autism (either an individual on the spectrum or a family member) is the scarcity of useful resources. Not only are the resources scarce but they are rather difficult to find. There is no central agency available that provides all the services or information one might need. Our Virtual Resource Guide attempts to provide that clearing house for families in New Brunswick. 


Navigating governmental agencies and private for-profit as well as non-profit agencies can be frustrating and defeating on your own, so we hope this Resource Guide will make that task easier. We realize that the resources one needs may also exist outside our region so the Autism Connections Fredericton  guide attempts to feature some of these as well. Clearly, it is beyond the scope of the guide to cover all resources so we have tried to find those that are most needed, accessible, practical, and are, as far as possible, evidenced-based. 


This guide is a dynamic project and changes will be made continuously over the years as circumstances dictate. We hope that the public will offer us suggestions for new items to include, since we know that there are many services available that our editors may not yet have encountered. As well, please let us know if any resource listed is no longer available. Your feedback is always welcome.


Thank you so much for engaging with ACF.


Content Disclaimer


 

The information within the Resource Guide is provided as a public service to our community.

                                                          

ACF does its best to ensure that all information we share on behalf of third parties is reliable and appropriate to our mandate and membership. Autism Connections does not necessarily endorse the views expressed within the resources listed and a listing in our guide should not be taken as endorsement of any kind. Autism Connections is not responsible for the contents or reliability of the linked websites and cannot guarantee that these links will be active or function correctly at all times. Autism Connections has no control over availability of the linked pages or documents.


The reference to a particular product, service, or commercial website is to be taken as an example only. There may be many other similar services available in the community of which we are not aware and those agencies are encouraged to apply to be listed as well. Autism Connections tries to ensure as far as possible that all resources listed in our guide subscribe to evidence-based methods or are acknowledged in the field as best practice.

Autism Connections' Virtual Resource Guide

General Information and Resources

General Information and Resources

General Information and Resources

Browse resources that provide general information regarding the autism spectrum.

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Specific Information and Support

General Information and Resources

General Information and Resources

 This section offers targeted information and support for specific needs within the autism community.

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L'Autisme: Ressources en Français

General Information and Resources

L'Autisme: Ressources en Français

 Cette section regroupe des ressources en français pour soutenir les personnes autistes et leurs familles. Vous y trouverez de l’information, des outils et du soutien adaptés à la communauté francophone. 

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Specific Problems

Specific Problems

L'Autisme: Ressources en Français

 This section addresses common challenges faced by autistic individuals and their families. It provides practical strategies, expert guidance, and links to helpful resources for managing these specific issues. 



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Autism Courses

Specific Problems

Local Resources

 This section features a variety of courses designed to deepen understanding of autism for caregivers, educators, professionals, and community members. Topics range from foundational knowledge to practical strategies for support across different settings. 

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Local Resources

Specific Problems

Local Resources

 This section highlights local resources available in New Brunswick and the Maritimes to support autistic individuals and their families. It includes services, programs, and organizations specific to the region to help connect you with nearby support. It also includes businesses recommended by parents as being experienced in accommodating individuals with autism.

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Associations

Learning and Reading Resources

Learning and Reading Resources

 This section features autism-related associations that offer advocacy, support, and information at the local, national, and international levels. These organizations work to improve quality of life, promote inclusion, and connect individuals and families with valuable resources. 

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Learning and Reading Resources

Learning and Reading Resources

Learning and Reading Resources

 This section offers a wide range of learning and reading resources to support autistic individuals across all ages and abilities. It includes books, articles, educational tools, and activities designed for use at home, school, and in the community, along with evidence-based strategies and personal perspectives to deepen understanding and promote meaningful learning. 

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Psychologists

Learning and Reading Resources

Psychologists

  This section provides information on psychologists who offer assessments, therapy, and support for autistic individuals and their families. 


Please note: We cannot speak to who is currently taking patients.

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Pediatricians

Mental Health and Counselling

Psychologists

 This section lists pediatricians who provide medical care, developmental assessments, and support for autistic children. 


Please note: a referral from a family doctor is required to see a pediatrician. We cannot speak to who is currently taking patients.

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Psychiatrists

Mental Health and Counselling

Mental Health and Counselling

 This section includes information on psychiatrists who support autistic individuals with mental health care, diagnosis, and medication management when needed. 


Please note: a referral from a family doctor is required to see a psychiatrist. We cannot speak to who is currently taking patients.

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Mental Health and Counselling

Mental Health and Counselling

Mental Health and Counselling

 This section highlights mental health and counselling supports tailored to the needs of autistic individuals and their families. 

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Support Agencies and Organizations

Support Agencies and Organizations

Support Agencies and Organizations

 This section features agencies and organizations that offer support, advocacy, and resources for autistic individuals and their families. Services may include case management, respite, funding guidance, and community connection. 

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Financial Assistance

Support Agencies and Organizations

Support Agencies and Organizations

 This section provides information on financial assistance programs available to support autistic individuals and their families. It includes details on government benefits, funding options, tax credits, and application processes. 

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Stories and Blogs

Support Agencies and Organizations

Intervention Materials

This section features personal stories, blogs, and lived experiences from autistic individuals, families, and advocates. These narratives offer insight, inspiration, and a sense of connection within the autism community. 


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Intervention Materials

Intervention Materials

Intervention Materials

This section offers practical intervention materials to support skill-building, communication, and behavior strategies for autistic individuals. Resources include visual aids, activity guides, and tools used by therapists, educators, and caregivers. 

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Apps

Intervention Materials

Apps

This section features apps designed to support autistic individuals in areas like communication, social skills, organization, and emotional regulation. It includes options for different age groups and needs, with tools for both personal use and caregiver support. 

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General Information and Resources

Asperger Experts

Autism Discussion Page

Asperger Experts

 Help, guidance, support and strategies that actually work for people with Asperger's, parents, therapists and teachers. Created by people with Asperger's. A global community that provides guidance and support for parents and practitioners and informs about best practices, finding new friends, etc.. This community offers four different membership options. Basic option is free for life and includes newsletter, opportunity to post your story, resource directory, and limited access to online live classes.


Website: https://www.aspergerexperts.com/ 

Autism Canada

Autism Discussion Page

Asperger Experts

 Autism Canada works collaboratively with provincial and territorial organizations, associations and societies to champion Autism Spectrum Disorder priorities. They create the exchange of information between individuals with ASD, families, professionals, researchers, governments and the public. The website contains information about autism, screening tools, some information about treatment options, and a wide range of recourses.


Website: https://www.autismcanada.ca/

Autism Discussion Page

Autism Discussion Page

Autism Research Institute

 This page was developed by Bill Nason (Master of Science, Limited Licensed Psychologist) to discuss tools that help children on the spectrum feel safe, accepted and competent. Although each child is different, with his/her unique strengths and challenges, there are some common strategies that can strengthen the social, emotional, and cognitive security for most children on the spectrum. 


Website: http://www.facebook.com/autismdiscussionpage

Autism Research Institute

Autism Research Institute

Autism Research Institute

 The Autism Research Institute offers research and education for professionals, individuals on the spectrum, and their families. The website gives general information about the disorder, screening tools (in 21 languages) and treatment options. Free webinars for parents and caretakers, and funding for research are available. 


Website: https://autism.org/

Autism Helper, Inc.

Autism Research Institute

Autism Helper, Inc.

 Autism Helper, Inc. supports teachers, parents, clinicians, and administrators by providing resources, tools, and the methods to measure success, such as daily blog posts, curriculum resources and more. 


Website: https://theautismhelper.com/

Autism in Education

Autism Research Institute

Autism Helper, Inc.

 Autism in Education offers a website about best practices in the education of children with ASD in the 4 Atlantic Provinces. It offers information papers on general topics such as Transition to School, Evidenced-Based Practice, Sensory Differences in Autism Spectrum Disorders and Teaching Essential Skills to Prevent the Development of Challenging Behaviour; recorded webinars by local and international experts, and free online tutorials for professional development. Some materials are available in French.


Website: https://apsea.ca/aie/

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

 This is an interview-based podcast with the mission of sharing programs and resources to improve quality of life for teens and adults with ASD and their caregivers. Although the podcast seems to have stopped posting new records, useful information still can be found in previous recordings. 


Website: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/autism-quality-of-life-244849

Autistic Self-Advocacy Network

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

 The Autistic Self-Advocacy Network is a non-profit organization run by and for autistic people. It was created to provide support and services to individuals on the autism spectrum while working to change public perception and combat misinformation. Canadian chapters are currently located in Vancouver and Winnipeg. 


Website: http://www.autisticadvocacy.org/

Autism Alliance of Canada

Autism Quality of Life Podcast

Autism Alliance of Canada

 The Autism Alliance of Canada is a pan-Canadian network with a broad and diverse membership of Autistic people and their families and support persons, as well as clinicians, researchers, policy influencers, service providers and organizations from across Canada.


Website: https://autismalliance.ca/

Inclusion Network

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

Autism Alliance of Canada

 The Inclusion Network offers workshops, training and consultation for people with disabilities. This website is not specific to autism. 


Website: http://www.inclusion.com/

Geneva Center for Autism

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

 The Geneva Center for Autism is Canada’s primary resource centre for autism. It offers comprehensive education and training services which enable parents and professionals to become effective interveners and advocates for people with ASD. 


Website: http://www.autism.net/

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

Child and Youth Mental Health Toolkits

 Toolkits include information, videos and games about various topics including autism, ADHD, anxiety, behaviour problems, mood disorders and more. 


Website: http://www.shared-care.ca/toolkits

Inclusive Education Canada

International Society for Autism Research

International Society for Autism Research

 This website is a meeting place for family, teachers, education officials and community members who are committed to making inclusive education a reality. Inclusive Education Canada produces Education Watch (https://inclusiveeducation.ca/learn/education-watch/) — an update on activities and issues relevant to inclusive education, as well as online resources for families and educators. 


Website: http://www.inclusiveeducation.ca/

International Society for Autism Research

International Society for Autism Research

International Society for Autism Research

 The International Society for Autism (ISA), Deerfield Beach, FL, is an organization that aims to improve the lives of those affected by autism. Founded in 2010 by Dr. Andrew S. Rubin and many other parents of children with autism, ISA supports research, through grants and scholarships, and provides vocational rehabilitation services such as job coaching, resume building, and internship training placements. The ISA is also a vocational vendor for the State of Florida, and works to support employment through the job match program.


Website: https://internationalsocietyforautism.org/

Kids Health from Nemours

International Society for Autism Research

Kids Health from Nemours

 KidsHealth offers information about health, behaviour, and development from before birth through the teen years. KidsHealth has sections for parents, kids, teens, and educators. 


Website: http://www.kidshealth.org/

The Miriam Foundation

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

Kids Health from Nemours

 The Miriam Foundation is a Montreal-based organization that helps people with autism and intellectual disabilities; promotes awareness, offers workshops, shares materials/information and supports research. 


Website: http://www.miriamfoundation.ca/


Positive Partnership

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

 Positive Partnership is an Australian project that offers information, free webinars and workshops about autism and advice for parents. Some resources for families, schools and any other services, can be found translated into different languages. 


Website: http://www.positivepartnerships.com.au/

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

 The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism is a one-stop source for carefully curated, evidence-based information from autism parents, autistics, and autism professionals. Resources include the reviews of books about autism, movies, online resources on a broad variety of topics worth exploring, blogs and first-person accounts. 


Website: http://www.thinkingautismguide.com/

Autism Speaks 100 Day Kit

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

Help Guide - Autism Spectrum Disorders

  This document is a “100 Day Kit” for newly diagnosed families of young children. It contains necessary critical information about the diagnosis. 


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/sites/default/files/100_Day_Tool_Kit_Young_Children.pdf

Help Guide - Autism Spectrum Disorders

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

Help Guide - Autism Spectrum Disorders

 HelpGuide is a non-profit mental health and wellness website. Its mission is to provide empowering, evidence-based information that people can use to help themselves and their loved ones. The article is basically the parent’s guide to symptoms and diagnosis that can help better understand one’s child, decipher all the different autism terms, and make it easier to communicate with doctors, teachers, and therapists. 


Website: https://www.helpguide.org/articles/autism-learning-disabilities/autism-spectrum-disorders.htm

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

 The Centre for Disease Control provides demographic data and statistics on autism and reviews the diagnosis and treatment options. 


Website: https://www.cdc.gov/

National Autistic Society

The Transmitter - Spectrum

Centre for Disease Control and Prevention

 The UK’s leading organization for autistic people and their families. Although, the website mainly gives services for UK, there is a lot of useful information as well as many links about autism. 


Website: https://www.autism.org.uk/

Autism Community Training

The Transmitter - Spectrum

The Transmitter - Spectrum

Autism Community Training provides evidence-based information and training relevant to the autism community internationally. Based in British Columbia, Autism Community Training provides a wide range of positive and practical information on everything from sleep problems and diet, to core issues such as diagnosis and aspects of intervention, including information on setting up intervention programs. These resources are free and are available online without a password requirement. There is a comprehensive Autism Information Database(https:// www.actcommunity.ca/aid-search). 


Website: https://www.actcommunity.ca/

The Transmitter - Spectrum

The Transmitter - Spectrum

The Transmitter - Spectrum

Spectrum provides comprehensive news and analysis of advances in autism research. They sift through the steady stream of autism papers and highlight the most noteworthy. They also turn to experts in the field for their opinions on trends or controversies in autism research. 


Website: https://www.thetransmitter.org/

Autistic & Unapologetic

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autistic & Unapologetic

 The website is run by James Sinclair, autistic creator. His website is an autism awareness site posting recent news and articles about topics around autism. 


Website: https://autisticandunapologetic.com/

Autism — What We Know

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autistic & Unapologetic

 Wendy Chung talks about what is known about Autism Spectrum Disorder, and what is unknown at the moment. In this talk Dr. Chung tells about her research on genetic variations that may relate to autism. Subtitle in French are available.


Website: https://www.ted.com/talks/wendy_chung_autism_what_we_know_and_what_we_don_t_know_yet?referrer=playlist-the_autism_spectrum

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Milestones: Autism Resources

 This is a document, authored by the National Institute of Mental Health, which gives general information about ASD, symptoms, causes and risk factors, treatment, and several resources. 


Website: https://www.nimh.nih.gov/sites/default/files/documents/health/publications/autism-spectrum-disorder/22-MH-8084-Autism-Spectrum-Disorder.pdf

Milestones: Autism Resources

Milestones: Autism Resources

Milestones: Autism Resources

 They offer a wide range of resources and tool kits for parents and individuals with ASD: such as leisure activities for children with ASD, addressing challenging behaviours, first diagnosis, mental health and more. 


Website: https://www.milestones.org/


Cochrane

Milestones: Autism Resources

Living Autism Now

 This global independent network gathers and summaries the best evidence from research to help the public make informed choices about treatment. They have an experience of more than 25 years. They also offer the library of resources that summarize the recent research. 


Website: https://www.cochrane.org/

Living Autism Now

Milestones: Autism Resources

Living Autism Now

 This tool can help to locate best local services, information and links. They also collect ratings and reviews. 


Website: https://livingautismnow.com/

Sensory Friendly Solutions

Sunshine Behavioural Health

Sunshine Behavioural Health

 Sensory Friendly Solutions was founded by Christel Seeberger, occupation therapist, who helped people with sensory sensitivity and people who experienced sensory overload in daily life. This website offers a searchable directory of sensory-friendly experiences invite ratings, and reviews about events, places, products, and services. 


Website: https://www.sensoryfriendly.net/

Sunshine Behavioural Health

Sunshine Behavioural Health

Sunshine Behavioural Health

 Sunshine Behavioral Health is a California-based organization that offers evidence based treatment programs for individuals who have autism and substance use disorders. Their website provides excellent information on why substance abuse and other addictions are common amongst individuals with ASD, and explains a variety of treatment options and resources for youth, men, women, elderly and other groups. 


Website: https://www.sunshinebehavioralhealth.com/

Carol Gray Social Stories

Sunshine Behavioural Health

Picture Exchange Communication System

 This website provides information and resources about Social Stories, a social learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals, and people with autism of all ages.  


Website: https://carolgraysocialstories.com/

Picture Exchange Communication System

Picture Exchange Communication System

Picture Exchange Communication System

 Pyramid Educational Consultants, Inc. is the home of the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) and the Pyramid Approach to Education. The approach is based on applied behavior analysis (ABA), with a focus on the development of functional communication skills. 


Website: https://pecs-canada.com/

Treatment and Education of Autism

Picture Exchange Communication System

Treatment and Education of Autism

 This website provides information about TEACCH, an evidence-based service, training, and research program for individuals of all ages and skill levels with autism spectrum disorders.


Website: https://teacch.com

I Love ABA!

Picture Exchange Communication System

Treatment and Education of Autism

This is a blog of a Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst in Atlanta. The website offers free general information about ABA and its procedures, many useful links for practitioners and parents.


Website: https://www.iloveaba.com/

Your Therapy Source

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

 This website offers online resources for therapists, teachers, and parents. There is a wide range of materials for Visual Activity Schedules approach, that is an evidence-based approach to help children with ASD and intellectual and developmental disability. Images, pictures, and line drawings depict a sequence of events that are used to prepare the child for the next activity, the next step of the activity, or visually present a daily routine, etc. Material is offered for purchase and there are some free to downloads.


Website: https://www.yourtherapysource.com/

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

 The Autism Circuit is a project for the purpose of providing professional development to educators working with students with ASD. The website has a descriptive page for tools and behavioural interventions involving visual supports: behaviour contingency map, behaviour cue cards, choice board, power card, token board, and others. It is a useful resource to learn more about visual supports as behavioural interventions. The toolkit provides tools and techniques for students with autism.


Website: https://spedsupport.tea.texas.gov/resource-library/autism-toolkit

OCALI

Texas Autism Circuit - Autism Toolkit

Dr. Susan Wilczynski, PhD. Evidence-Based Practice in ABA

 OCALI informs public policy and develops and deploys practices grounded in linking research to real life. The website offers a free introductory course on autism spectrum disorders.


Website: https://www.ocali.org/

Dr. Susan Wilczynski, PhD. Evidence-Based Practice in ABA

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

Dr. Susan Wilczynski, PhD. Evidence-Based Practice in ABA

 Dr. Susan Wilczynski is a professor of Special Education and Applied Behaviour Analysis. She also served as the executive director of National Autism Centre in the US. She is the author of various scientific articles, as well as her book A Practical Guide to Finding Treatments that Work for People with Autism.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28YkpY5eJ0s

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

 Dr. Jane S. Howard provides an introduction to the contributions applied behaviour analysis has made to individuals diagnosed with intellectual delays and disabilities including autism.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cGPh4bExSw

National Standards Project: Findings and Conclusions (Phase 2)

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

Dr. Jane S. Howard, PhD, BCBA-D. An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Autism and Intellectual Di

 This document provides critical information about treatments for ASD. It shows which intervention have proven to be effective and can be considered evidence-based, and which ones have not shown enough evidence to be effective.


Website: http://www.autismdiagnostics.com/assets/Resources/NSP2.pdf

ABA Telehealth for Families - Acorn Health

Canadian Child Care Federation (Disponible en Français)

What does research tell us about quality in childcare?

 Acorn Health providers combine proven best practices with pioneering, evidence-based next practices, engaging whole families.


Website: https://acornhealth.com

What does research tell us about quality in childcare?

Canadian Child Care Federation (Disponible en Français)

What does research tell us about quality in childcare?

 This is a document summarizing research finding about high-quality daycare characteristics and criteria. It is authored by the Childcare Resource and Research Unit at the University of Toronto.


Website: https://childcarecanada.org/sites/default/files/fs2.pdf

Canadian Child Care Federation (Disponible en Français)

Canadian Child Care Federation (Disponible en Français)

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

 Canadian Child Care Federation is an organization committed to best practice in early childhood education. The website contains various tools and resources for parents and families of preschool children. This is also a place for practitioners who can watch webinars, become a member, use their resource library, and more.


Website: https://cccf-fcsge.ca/

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

 An article from the University of Minnesota on postsecondary education for learners with disabilities.


Website: https://publications.ici.umn.edu/impact/23-3/cover

A User’s Guide for the Appeal

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

PACER’S National Parent Centre on Transition and Employment

 Dr. Jane S. Howard provides an introduction to the contributions applied behaviour analysis has made to individuals diagnosed with intellectual delays and disabilities including autism.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cGPh4bExSw

PACER’S National Parent Centre on Transition and Employment

Postsecondary Education and Students with Intellectual, Developmental and Other Disabilities

PACER’S National Parent Centre on Transition and Employment

 The website gives information about transition topics: key aspects of employment for individuals with disabilities, skills for success in post-secondary education, and overall adult life in community. It is useful both for parents and adults with disabilities, as well as for practitioners. It provides general description of Person-Centd-Planning approach.


Website: https://www.pacer.org/transition/

Interactive Autism Network. Adults with Autism

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

 Interactive Autism Network was established at Kennedy Krieger Institute (USA) and facilitates research that will lead to advancements in understanding and treating autism spectrum disorders. The link provided is devoted to autistic adults and issues they can meet. Research-based information is given, as well as, parents’ advice and support.


Website: https://iancommunity.org/cs/adults

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

 This article outlines the main tool of person-centred planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support. There are also links to various videos and reading resources. 


Website: https://inclusion.com/path-maps-and-person-centered-planning/

Person-Centred Planning Approaches: A Literature Review

Person-Centred Planning: PATH, MAPS, and Circles of Support (Article)

Person-Centred Planning Approaches: A Literature Review

 This document was prepared for Persons with Developmental Disabilities Central Alberta Community Board. The authors define what person-centred planning is, list several tools like PATH and MAPS, and tell several real stories from parents about their experience using these tools.


Website: http://www.qamtraining.net/docs/english/Person-Centered%20Planning%20Approaches.pdf

Make a Change (Disponible en Français)

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

Person-Centred Planning Approaches: A Literature Review

 Make A Change Canada provides persons with disabilities and those facing other challenges to employment, the skills they need to thrive in today’s competitive job market. Make A Change Canada is empowering clients to realize their full potential by delivering business start-up and web development training. Their programs feature flexible learning environments which are available online across Canada and accessible from the convenience of home.


Website: https://www.makeachangecanada.com/

Specialisterne Canada (Disponible en Français)

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

Specialisterne Canada specializes in helping people on the autism spectrum secure meaningful employment.


Website: https://ca.specialisterne.com/

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services

 This organization helps people with disabilities to break down barriers to employment.


Website: https://www.ccrw.org/

Bully Free World

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

The Art of Autism

A project to stop the bullying of children with special needs in schools. Excellent resources for children, parents and educators.


Website: https://bullyfreeworld-bully.nationbuilder.com/

The Art of Autism

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

The Art of Autism

The Art of Autism is a collaborative non-profit organization which empowers and connects individuals within the autism community through the Arts. Their mission is to foster independence, self-esteem and artistic expression by participation in The Art of Autism Project. They support artists, musicians and creative writers on the autism spectrum by providing a forum for displaying, selling and promoting the art of autistic individuals, blog posts, essays and newsworthy stories, as well as, newsletter of potential opportunities for writers and artists on the spectrum, creating merchandise and helping artists, writers, and film makers learn new skills through mentorship. 


Website: https://the-art-of-autism.com/

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

This is an article authored by Megan McCarron (MS, BCBA) discussing the importance of leisure activities and hobbies in an autistic individual’s life, and how young adults develop these skills. 


Website: https://asatonline.org/research-treatment/clinical-corner/leisure-skills-for-adults/

The world needs all kinds of minds

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

Temple Grandin, diagnosed with autism as a child, talks about how her mind works – sharing her ability to “think in pictures”, which helps her solve problems that neurotypical brains might miss. She makes the case that the world needs people on the autism spectrum: visual thinkers, pattern thinkers, verbal thinkers, and all kinds of smart geeky kids. 


Website: https://www.ted.com/talks/temple_grandin_the_world_needs_all_kinds_of_minds?referrer=playlist-the_autism_spectrum

How I learned to communicate my inner life with Asperger’s

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

Alix Generous is a young woman with Asperger’s syndrome. She has done award-winning science and helped develop new technology. She has worked hard for years to learn how to share her thoughts with the world. It is funny, personal talk she shares her story and her vision for tools to help more people communicate their big ideas.


Website: https://www.ted.com/talks/alix_generous_how_i_learned_to_communicate_my_inner_life_with_asperger_s

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

Defining and measuring the quality of early learning and childcare: a literature review (Disponible

This is a literature review report posted by Employment and Social Development Canada. This document reports findings about the most studied and empirically supported indicators of Early Learning and Child Care quality. Use caution: the document is not necessarily related to children with special needs due to the lack of the data. 


Website: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/programs/early-learning-child-care/reports/2019-defining-measuring-quality.html

Connections Guide to Transition Planning

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

Transition Guide for Students with Disabilities

“Connections: A Guide to Transition Planning” was developed and written by Rae Roebuck and Judy Coultes-MacLeod of First Leadership Limited. Initial funding for this project was provided to Toronto and York Region by the Ministry of Community and Social Services through the Innovation Fund 2005/6.


Website: http://www.qamtraining.net/docs/english/connections%20-%202010.pdf

Transition Guide for Students with Disabilities

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

Transition Guide for Students with Disabilities

A document to help with navigating post-secondary education for persons with disabilities.

 

Website: https://www.pcd-cpmph.ca/

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

The purpose of this document is to explore transition planning for students with special needs. It provides stakeholders with practical information and guidelines to support systematic transition for students entering, moving through, or leaving the school system. 


Website: https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/canada/employment-social-development/migration/documents/sites/default/files/transition_planning_web.pdf

Lurie Center for Autism

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

Transition Planning for Students with Special Needs: The Early Years Through Adult Life

The Lurie Center for Autism is a multidisciplinary clinical, research, training and advocacy program dedicated to treating individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disorders across the lifespan. Their website has Autism resources and facts available. 


Website: https://www.massgeneral.org/children/autism/lurie-center

All About Autism - AIM

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

An article from AIM explaining Autism and ASD. 


Website: 

https://autisminmind.org/about-autism/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAgoq7BhBxEiwAVcW0LK0FzXwYamREzLUDU1rzVD0gYkxnWrwom_iyOfgEwI7RB2KkA7pAuxoCvAQQAvD_BwE

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

Adult Autism Health Resources AAHR

Adult Autism Health Resources is a branch of the Havard Medical School which focuses on a more respectful and effective clinical experience that prioritizes patient dignity and continuity of care throughout the lifespan. It provides information and curated resources based on: The expertise of medical professionals with wide-ranging experience in treating autistic patients, and the generous contributions of autistic people, their caregivers and siblings. AAHR drew from a diverse range of geographic, demographic, and socio-economic backgrounds to represent as many experiences as possible.


Website: https://adult-autism.health.harvard.edu/

AIDE Canada

AIDE Canada

AIDE Canada

The Autism and/or Intellectual Disability Knowledge Exchange Network (AIDE Canada) is a tool to connect members of our community to the information and resources that they need. We deliver credible, reliable, and evidence-informed resources in an unbiased and accessible way.  


Website: https://aidecanada.ca

Specific Information and Support

Sibling Support Project

ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training)

Sibling Support Project

 Founded in 1990, the Washington-based Sibling Support Project addresses the concerns of brothers and sisters of people with special health, developmental, and mental health concerns (not specifically autism). 


Website: http://www.siblingsupport.org/

Yellow Ladybugs

ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training)

Sibling Support Project

 Yellow Ladybugs is an Australian advocacy group shining a positive light on girls with autism. 


Website: http://www.yellowladybugs.com.au/

ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training)

ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training)

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

 ASERT (Autism Services, Education, Resources and Training) is a partnership of medical centers, centers of autism research and services, universities, and other providers involved in the treatment and care of individuals of all ages with autism and their families. ASERT was developed to bring together resources locally, regionally, and statewide.


Website: https://paautism.org/

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

This article outlines several tips on how to talk about tragedy to a child with autism. 


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/expert-opinion/talking-your-child-about-tragedy-six-tips-autism-community

Autism, Anxiety and COVID-19

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

This is a video that was recorded by Autism Community Training with three guest speakers, mental health clinicians: Dr. Grace Iarocci, Dr. David Worling, and Professor Anthony Bailey. In this video they are answering questions about COVID-19, related anxiety in people with autism and how to handle it. 


Website: https://www.actcommunity.ca/autism-anxiety-and-covid-19-thursday-april-2-2020/

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

Wearing a Mask — A Social Narrative for Children by Autism Little Learners

This is a social story for children with ASD explaining why we should wear face masks and what we can and cannot do. 


Website: https://youtu.be/lgaKLpSxQag

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

These are two documents developed by UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Autism Team. The guides tell about the virus, various tools that can help support individuals with autism such as visual supports or narrative stories, visual schedules and useful apps for kids and adults. 


Website: https://afirm.fpg.unc.edu/sites/afirm.fpg.unc.edu/files/covid-resources/Supporting%20Individuals%20with%20Autism%20through%20Uncertian%20Times%20Full%20Packet.pdf

Autism Resource Hub

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

The Autism Resource Hub, created by Autism Learning Partnership (ALP), is intended for New Brunswick parents/guardians of a child with Autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This site brings together resources created by ALP and other existing resources that could help parents/guardians accompany their child.  A public consultation with New Brunswick parents/guardians and stakeholders was conducted to better understand the needs of parents. The ALP team then used the results of this consultation to design this site.


Website: https://www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/education/autism.html

AASPIRE Healthcare Toolkit

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

This web site has information and worksheets for adults on the autism spectrum, supporters, and healthcare providers. It focuses on primary healthcare, or healthcare with a regular doctor. The resources on this site are meant to improve the healthcare of autistic adults. They were made by the Academic-Autistic Spectrum Partnership in Research and Education (AASPIRE) through a series of research studies funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. AASPIRE hopes that you will find these resources helpful.


Website: https://autismandhealth.org/?p=home&theme=dk&size=small

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

Looking for ways to meet the access needs of Autistic  individuals? Do you wish to avoid dropping the ball at your  function, get-together, or meeting? The autistic spectrum  includes a wide variety of persons with a wide variety of  support needs. Planning ahead for your Autistic guests will  help establish equal participation.


Website: https://autisticadvocacy.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Autistic-Access-Needs-Notes-on-Accessibility.pdf

Autism In Canada

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

Autism In Canada

An article from Healthing.ca that discusses autism in Canada and the impact on Canadians, discusses statistics and information and provides resources.


Website: https://www.healthing.ca/diseases-and-conditions/autism/autism-in-canada-stats-impact-and-resources 

Meet Sonny Jane

Autistic Access Needs: Notes on Accessibility

Autism In Canada

Through their workshops and public speaking, Sonny Jane encourages professionals and individuals to adopt Neurodiversity Affirming Practice as well as unpack and challenge neuronormativity.


Website: https://www.livedexperienceeducator.com/

National Autistic Society: Accessible Environments

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

Our Accessible Environments resource looks at how you can adapt your customer service to support autistic people and their families.


Website: https://www.autism.org.uk/what-we-do/autism-know-how/autism-accreditation/autism-friendly-award/guides-and-resources/accessible-environments

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

This webinar panel session brings autistic self-advocates together to share their personal journeys and approaches to self-advocacy in Canada. Despite taking very different paths, each of our panel members has contributed to nationwide efforts to improving acceptance and inclusion of autistic individuals. This resource was developed in partnership with Voices of Autism and the Pacific Autsim Family Network.


Website: https://aidecanada.ca/resources/learn/all-topics/becoming-a-self-advocate-perspectives-and-challenges-webinar

Spectrum Productions

Becoming a self-advocate: perspectives and challenges Webinar

Spectrum Productions

Spectrum Productions is a charitable organization based in Montréal, Québec committed to advancing the social, cultural and economic inclusion of individuals on the autism spectrum by supporting and promoting autistic creative talent in film and media production and the arts.


Website: https://www.productionsspectrum.com/

Autism Junction

NEUROinclusive Workforce Solutions

Spectrum Productions

Autism Canada’s longevity and national presence has helped create a database of available resources accessible to individuals, caregivers and professionals. Autism Junction offers a comprehensive online resource for services and supports across Canada.


Website: https://www.autismcanada.ca/resources/autism-junction

NEUROinclusive Workforce Solutions

NEUROinclusive Workforce Solutions

NEUROinclusive Workforce Solutions

Services include: Human resources consultation to support the development of a neuroinclusive workplace. Examples of consultation services include: A review and recommendations of your current hiring practices from a neuroinclusive lens. Supporting the creation of neuroinclusive job postings and onboarding processes. Guidance on supporting neurodivergent employees through adjustments or accommodations. Access to relevant resources and tools on topics related to neurodiversity in the workplace. Customized education and workshops delivered to your team on neuroinclusion.


Website: https://neuroinclusive-solutions.ca/

L'Autisme: Ressources en Français

Spectre Autistique troubles envahissants du développement

Spectre Autistique troubles envahissants du développement

Spectre Autistique troubles envahissants du développement

 L'association s'attelle à développer un réseau d'entraide afin que divers acteurs ou organismes qui sont engagés auprès des personnes autistes nous aident à mieux répondre aux besoins recensés sur le territoire. 


Site Web: http://www.satedi.net/

La Neurodiversité

Spectre Autistique troubles envahissants du développement

Spectre Autistique troubles envahissants du développement

 Mouvement pour la reconnaissance positive de la diversité cognitive et pour les droits de ces personnes: l'autisme, le TDAH, la dyslexie, la dyspraxie, etc. 


Site Web: http://www.neurodiversite.com/

Babelio

App enfant – Autisme

App enfant – Autisme

Une sélection de livres français sur les difficultés personnelles et familiales des personnes autistes et de leur entourage. Luttez pour le diagnostic, pour la scolarisation, pour le droit d'exister malgré sa différence et pour être accepté dans la société. 

Website: https://www.babelio.com/liste/2448/Lautisme

App enfant – Autisme

App enfant – Autisme

App enfant – Autisme

Toutes les applications pour enfant autiste, enfant atteint d'autisme. iPhone, iPad, Android, Amazon.

Website: http://www.app-enfant.fr/applications/categorie/autisme 

Specific Problems

Autism Centre of Excellence

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

Dr. Gregory Hanley, PhD, BCBA-D. Sleeping problems of children and young adults with ASD

 The Western Michigan University Autism Centre of Excellence was established to facilitate a sweeping array of initiatives that use high-tech methods to help train mental health practitioners, parents, and others working with ASD, ultimately leading to wider certification of other professionals trained in treating autism. YouTube channel contains several useful video lectures on different topics on autism and specific problems, such as feeding, language, self-injurious behaviours, preparing a child for a dentist, and more. The lectures are taught by leading specialists in ABA.


Website: https://wmuace.com/

Dr. Gregory Hanley, PhD, BCBA-D. Sleeping problems of children and young adults with ASD

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

Dr. Gregory Hanley, PhD, BCBA-D. Sleeping problems of children and young adults with ASD

 The guest speaker at this lecture is Dr. Gregory Hanley (PhD, BCBA-D). He is a well-known practitioner and researcher in the field of ABA. In this lecture (2 parts) he discusses sleeping problems and their potential solutions in children and young adults. The lecture is very easy to watch and understand. It will be a great fit for both practitioners and parents.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_H1I-QEENmg


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDbb0XQDnng

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

 The lecturer, Dr. Cathleen Piazza, is a leading specialist in ABA and specifically in feeding disorders. She is the author of several scientific articles that were published in the Journal of Applied Behaviour Analysis and Behaviour Modification, as well as several book chapters.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42Uk3SCQ1Ac

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

 Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D, is a leading specialist in autism language interventions and the author of Verbal Behavioural Milestones Assessment and Placement Program(VB-MAPP). He is the author of a great number of scientific articles. He has many awards in the field of behaviour science and ABA.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if31I-YG8XU

Dr. Wayne Fisher, PhD, BCBA-D. Functional Communication Training — Clinical Applications

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

Dr. Wayne Fisher, PhD, BCBA-D. Functional Communication Training — Clinical Applications

 Dr. Wayne Fisher is an expert in various topics in the field of Applied Behaviours Analysis. He is the author of scientific papers published in top ABA scientific journals and was an editor of the Journal of Applied Behaviour Analysis. In this lecture he tells about Functional Communication Training (FCT) that is a common and effective intervention for various behaviour problems. This is a procedure in which a student is taught an alternative behaviour that produces the same reinforcer in order to reduce problem behaviour.


Website: https://wmuace.com/videos/functional-communication-clinical

Dr. Frank Cicero, PhD, BCBA, LBA. Toilet Training

Dr. Mark L. Sundberg, PhD, BCBA-D. Behavioural Approach to Language Assessment and Intervention for

Dr. Wayne Fisher, PhD, BCBA-D. Functional Communication Training — Clinical Applications

 This is a document written by Dr. Frank Cicero, PhD, BCBA, LBA, about toilet training. It contains general information and also the answers to the questions that are frequently posed to an expert in behaviour analysis. It is a good starting point in toilet training.


Website: https://www.nysabaparent.org/uploads/8/1/5/6/81567104/toilettraining.pdf

Dental Tool Kit - Autism Speaks

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

A downloadable tool kit providing information about difficulties during dental visits with children on the spectrum. The tool kit gives information about how to prepare your child for a dental appointment, by providing visual schedules and other instruments that can help.


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/tool-kit/dentist-for-kids-with-autism

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

A downloadable tool kit providing information about how to help someone on the spectrum tolerate a haircut. This document contains information for families and also for hair stylists who want to learn more about autism.


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/tool-kit/haircutting-training-guide

Toilet Training: A Parent’s Guide

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

This document provides general information about toilet training in individuals with autism describing common issues and possible solutions.


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/sites/default/files/2018-08/Toilet%20Training%20Guide.pdf

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

This is a playlist of videotaped lectures taught by specialists in ABA on a wide variety of topics. Most of them are parent-friendly and will be useful to parents and educators, as well as for ABA practitioners and psychologists.


Website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOZT79xuCtQ&list=PL0faavm7mkbToKjCr77-RDL_C4G49RrP0

How Sleep Affects Autism?

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

Aggressive behaviour: autistic children and teenagers

This is an article that is authored by Terry Cralle (a board-certified and registered nurse specializing in respiratory and sleep disorder). The article outlines sleeping problems in individuals with autism, possible causes and solutions.


Website: https://www.terrycralle.com/how-sleep-affects-autism/

Aggressive behaviour: autistic children and teenagers

DataFinch Technologies - Virtual Academy Presentations (YouTube Playlist)

Aggressive behaviour: autistic children and teenagers

This article from raisingchildren.net.au has information regarding addressing aggressive behaviours in austitic children and teenagers and is suitable for 3-18 years. 


Website: https://raisingchildren.net.au/autism/behaviour/common-concerns/aggressive-behaviour-asd

Autism Aggressive Behavior Strategies

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

In this article, they discuss strategies that can help deal with aggressive behaviors and provide information to effectively deal with it.


Website: https://goldencaretherapy.com/autism-aggressive-behavior-strategies/

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

This article from the NAS goes into what causes distressed behaviour, strategies to try and other resources that may be helpful. 


Website: https://www.autism.org.uk/advice-and-guidance/topics/behaviour/distressed-behaviour/all-audiences

How to Stop Autistic Child from Hitting Others

Distressed Behaviour - A Guide for all Audiences

How to Stop Autistic Child from Hitting Others

This article is meant to be a resource to help with preventing an autistic child from hitting others. 


Website: https://www.ventureacademy.ca/troubled-teen-blog/how-to-stop-autistic-child-from-hitting-others/

Autism aggression: What can help?

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

How to Stop Autistic Child from Hitting Others

This article from Autism Speaks addresses autistic children who experience aggression, and offers potential causes, advice on how to respond, and touches on medication as a form of treatment. 


Website: https://www.autismspeaks.org/autism-aggression

Aggressive Behaviors or Intense Energy?

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

This article from ATCA discusses the difference between aggression and 'intense energy' and offers causes, strategies and exercises to assist in addressing this behaviour. 


Website: https://autismtreatmentcenter.org/knowledge-base/aggressive-behaviors-or-intense-energy/

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

Taking Care of Your Body: Answers for Girls With Autism

An article from KidsHealth.org with information on how to approach puberty and the changes that come with it for girls with autism.


Website: https://kidshealth.org/en/teens/autism-hygiene-girls.html


Autism Courses

Autism Internet Modules

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

Geneva Center for Autism (Course)

 Autism Internet Modules provides high-quality information and professional development for anyone who supports, instructs, works with, or lives with someone with autism. Each module guides you through case studies, instructional videos, pre- and post-assessments, a glossary, and much more. Autism Internet Modules are available at no cost.


Website: https://autisminternetmodules.org/

Geneva Center for Autism (Course)

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

Geneva Center for Autism (Course)

This education platform, which is incorporated in Geneva Center for Autism, offers a wide range of online courses. Although, some of them are not offered for free, the courses cover different topics from specific procedures in ABA to special problems like feeding issues and sexual education in autistic individuals. Courses are taught by top professionals in the field.


Website: https://www.sonderly.io/

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

 Offers a free web-based course introducing parents to respite care. Topics include: what to look for in a provider, what is respite, what should your respite worker know about your child, how to put together a respite binder, and more.


Website: https://respitecourse.ca/

Autism Spectrum Disorder Online Course

Autism Treatment Center of America - The Son-Rise Program

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français)

 This is an online course that is offered through the coursera.org platform, and taught by the University of California. The online lectures are free of charge, unless one wants to hold a certificate. This course helps in understanding the characteristics of autism spectrum disorder and their implications for behaviour, learning, and the ability to process information.


Website: https://www.coursera.org/learn/managing-adhd-autism-learning-disabilities-and-concussion-in-school

Autism Treatment Center of America - The Son-Rise Program

Autism Treatment Center of America - The Son-Rise Program

Autism Treatment Center of America - The Son-Rise Program

The Son-Rise Program is a powerful and effective treatment for children and adults challenged by Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD), Asperger’s Syndrome, and other developmental difficulties. The Autism Treatment Center of America offers Online Training Courses in The Son-Rise Program methodology for parents, professionals and caregivers.


Website: https://autismtreatmentcenter.org/

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