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Autism Community Training provides evidence-based information and training relevant to the
autism community internationally. Based in British Columbia, Autism Community Training
provides a wide range of positive and practical information on everything from sleep problems
and diet, to core issues such as diagnosis and aspects of intervention, including information on
setting up intervention programs. These resources are free and are available online without a
password requirement. There is a comprehensive Autism Information Database(https://
www.actcommunity.ca/aid-search).

Autism Community Training

Little Ones Therapy Services provides Occupational Therapy services to children and their
families in Fredericton and surrounding areas. A clinic space, including a full sensory
integration and movement gym is located in Fredericton. Krista is available to help children
work on goals in the areas of self-care skills, fine motor and coordination, sensory integration,
play and social skills. Services can be provided at the Little Ones clinic, in the child’s home,
school or in the community.

Little Ones Therapy Services (private practice)

Ready, Willing and Able is a national partnership of the Canadian Association for Community
Living, the Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance (CASDA), and their member
organizations. Ready, Willing and Able is designed to increase the labour force participation of
people with an intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder. They will:
• Connect and support employers, persons with an intellectual disability or ASD and local,
provincial and national community agencies
• Promote understanding and awareness among employers and the general public as to the
business value hiring people with an intellectual disability or ASD
• Complement and enhance the capacity of community employment service delivery
organizations by connecting them to new employer demand.

Ready Willing & Able (Disponible en Français)

This podcast is for parents of autistic children discussing common issues, coping strategies, and
giving advice and support.

Dad’s Home — Parenting, Autism and Figuring it Out

The purpose of this guide is to help parents, students and educators understand and prepare for
an appeal hearing under the Education Act. Parents can appeal decisions made by educators,
including a student’s suspension from school, suspension from transportation to school,
placement or access to a student’s records.

A User’s Guide for the Appeal 

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.

Autism Quality of Life Podcast 

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.