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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)

Canadian Child Care Federation is an organization committed to best practice in early childhood
education. The website contains various tools and resources for parents and families of preschool
children. This is also a place for practitioners who can watch webinars, become a member, use
their resource library, and more.

Canadian Child Care Federation (Disponible en Français)

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A Work in Progress Companion Series combines written booklets on various science-based
teaching strategies and actual demonstrations of work with students on DVD. These books use a
natural, child-friendly approach to teaching new approaches to solving challenging behavior
problems as well as teaching communication, social and recreational skills.

A Work in Progress Companion Series Book and DVDs

Helps children complete daily tasks faster and more willingly, and better understand how much
time is left in an activity by gradually revealing a fun picture as the time winds down. It can also help&nbsp;them understand how much time remains in preferred and non-preferred activities. The picture
can be customized based on the activity or the child’s preferences. Free download.

Visual Countdown Timer

Temple Grandin, diagnosed with autism as a child, talks about how her mind works – sharing her
ability to “think in pictures”, which helps her solve problems that neurotypical brains might miss.
She makes the case that the world needs people on the autism spectrum: visual thinkers, pattern
thinkers, verbal thinkers, and all kinds of smart geeky kids.

The world needs all kinds of minds

Dr. Chukwu (Chris) Ndubisi is a Psychiatrist located in the Fredericton area.NOTE-&nbsp;A referral from a family doctor is required to access a psychiatrist.

Dr. Ndubisi

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.