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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.

 An Introduction to Behaviour Analysis in Education

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This webinar aims to help parents and caregivers to prepare their transition-aged children for life
beyond high school. The instructor is Amanda Randall (M.Ed. BCBA). She has worked with&nbsp;interdisciplinary teams of service providers, psychiatrists, and other clinicians to structure
comprehensive behaviour and medical plans for adults and children with various disabilities. She
is currently a doctoral candidate in education psychology at the University of West Virginia. The
webinar took place on March 27, 2019, but it is available for download for $9.95 (taxes included)
For more information call (506)-458-7843

Preparing My Child with Autism to Transition to Adulthood (Webinar)

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.

Haircutting Training Guide - Autism Speaks

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.

National Standards Project: Findings and Conclusions (Phase 2)

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.

Autism — What We Know

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The New Brunswick Community Residencies Inc. is a non-profit agency that provides housing and
support to adults living with a mental illness. They have a level two setting (located on Needham
Street), a level four setting (located on Priestman Street), and five supported apartments that can
house up to ten people.

The New Brunswick Community Residences Inc.

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.