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NBASSE advocates for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities by providing a
collective voice and venue for ADAPT member agencies to strategize, develop and implement the
highest standards of service for people they support.

New Brunswick Association for Support Services and Employment Inc. (NBASSE) (Disponible en Français)

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.

What does research tell us about quality in childcare?

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Strongest Families Institute is a non-for-profit corporation providing evidence-based services to
children and families seeking help for mental health and other issues impacting health and wellbeing. They provide timely care to families by teaching skills through their unique distance
coaching approach — supporting families over the phone and Internet in the comfort and privacy
of their own home. Their programs help with such problems as anxiety, challenging behaviours,
nighttime bedwetting, and recurrent headache and abdominal pain.

Strongest Families Institute IRIS (Disponible en Français)

M.O.R.E. Services Inc. is a not-for-profit agency in Miramichi which assists and supports
individuals with intellectual disabilities, funded by the Province of New Brunswick’s Department as
one of the over thirty-five agencies province-wide included in its A.D.A.P.T. (Adults
Developmental Activities, Programs, and Training) Program. The organization offers various
programs in the area of transition to adulthood such as training in daily living skills, job readiness
training and support in employment.

M.O.R.E. Services Inc.

Stacey is an insured Registered Clinical Counsellor, offering video and telephone counselling
services to individuals and families across Canada. She has been in practice for over 10 years
working with a wide range of issues.

Stacey Schriver Counselling Services (private practice)

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.

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

A blog by a neurotypical dad with a son with severe non-verbal autism and epilepsy He shows what
being an autism dad is really like, the good and the bad.