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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.

Help Guide - Autism Spectrum Disorders

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.

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

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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.

Autism Spectrum Disorder Online Course

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

Inclusion Network

This website offers information, resources and materials to promote the development of social
thinking and social skills in persons with autism across the lifespan. Free materials are updated
weekly and available to download.

Social Thinking

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