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All practicing speech-language pathologists and audiologists in New Brunswick must be registered
with this association. See NBASLPA’s website for information on speech-language pathology and
audiology services, and to locate private practitioners.

New Brunswick Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (Disponible en Français)

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Using this app, you can let someone know what he’s working for, how much work he needs to do,
and how close he is to earning a reward for that work. You can use this for lessons in school, chores
at home, getting your children to eat their vegetables, and much more! Start the app by selecting
the number of tokens your student must earn. Then set up your student’s reinforcer choice board
by selecting 1-6 items from our pre-loaded symbol library or your own photo library. Show the
choice board to your student to select what to work for and then begin your lesson. Each time a
student earns a token, slide a token to the empty dot. Once the student has earned all of her
tokens, push the “cash in” button to show your student what she’s earned. The token board resets
to start the next deal, or you can create a new choice board for your student to select a new
reinforcer.

Working 4™

Hilary Cartwright (PhD) is a licensed psychologist in New Brunswick. She offers services for
Attachment Disorder, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Autism Spectrum Disorder, Behaviour
Management, Child Development, Learning and Language Disorders, Intellectual Disability. She
also works with children and provides psycho-educational assessments.

Hilary Cartwright, Psychologist (private practice)

This is an article describing Functional Behaviour Assessment (FBA) for parents. The article
contains the link to the video lecture taught by Dr. Gregory Hanley about Functional
Behaviour Assessment (parent-friendly).

Practical Functional Assessment: Understanding Problem Behaviour Prior to its Treatment

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.

A project to stop the bullying of children with special needs in schools. Excellent resources for
children, parents and educators.