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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.

Sunshine Behavioural Health

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 document is a fact sheet telling about common toilet behaviour problems in children with
ASD and giving tools to help parents.

Toilet Training

Prepared by Rita McLeod for the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living, it is a
handbook describing five steps to successful planning a transition from high school to adult life.
This book was aimed at supporting and helping parents of children with disabilities to help their
children solve various problems leaving the educational system and entering to adulthood.

School to Life Transition Handbook: Five Steps to Successful Planning

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

Yellow Ladybugs

The 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.

Your Therapy Source 

Autism training and resources for law enforcement, emergency first responders, parents,
educators, care providers and the autism community.