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John Elder Robison is an author living with Asperger’s. He has written several books on the topic.
This blog is not only a personal journal but also an educational and literary one.

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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.

Make a Change (Disponible en Français)

Website offers information about anxiety and how to overcome it. The website also explains the
symptoms of anxiety and what loved ones can do to help the anxious person.

Calm Clinic

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

Autism Speaks 100 Day Kit 

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

Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work Employment Services 

The New Brunswick Preschool Autism program allows preschool children diagnosed with Autism
Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to access an intensive, evidence-based intervention with highly trained
therapists. This intervention called Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention (EIBI) is based on
principles of the science of applied behavioural analysis. The Department of Education provides
financial assistance for every preschool child with ASD to access up to 20 hours of EIBI per week
through an approved autism agency.

Services for Preschool Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

This is a lecture that is taught by Janet S. Twyman (PhD, BCBA, LBA). It provides an
introduction to behaviour analysis applications in education. Used to improve teaching and
increase learning for more than 60 years, behaviour analysis provides a scientific approach
to designing, implementing, and evaluating instruction based on analyzing interactions
between what the teacher does and student learning.