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Hippo Hug weighted blankets uses a unique and proprietary weighting system that involves
specially designed disks so that the blanket has a low profile and doesn’t look any different than a
regular quilt. Hippo Hug also sells crash mats and other sensory products.

Hippo Hug

The Autism Resource Hub, created by Autism Learning Partnership (ALP), is intended for New Brunswick parents/guardians of a child with Autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This site brings together resources created by ALP and other existing resources that could help parents/guardians accompany their child.&nbsp;&nbsp;A public consultation with New Brunswick parents/guardians and stakeholders was conducted to better understand the needs of parents. The ALP team then used the results of this consultation to design this site.

Autism Resource Hub

This is a free online course about autism that is provided by Autism Society of America.

Autism Society of America: Free online course about Autism

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Safety Tat child ID tattoos are temporary safety tattoos including some that can be personalized
(blank write-on ones). Examples: “Alert! Allergies”, “Alert! I have Autism!”, and “If lost please
contact…”. Great for a day out of town.

Safety Tat

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This website is a meeting place for family, teachers, education officials and community members
who are committed to making inclusive education a reality. Inclusive Education Canada produces
Education Watch (https://inclusiveeducation.ca/learn/education-watch/) — an update on activities
and issues relevant to inclusive education, as well as online resources for families and educators.

Inclusive Education Canada

These are two documents developed by UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute
Autism Team. The guides tell about the virus, various tools that can help support individuals with
autism such as visual supports or narrative stories, visual schedules and useful apps for kids and
adults.

Supporting Individuals with Autism Through Uncertain Times

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The lecturer, Dr. Cathleen Piazza, is a leading specialist in ABA and specifically in feeding
disorders. She is the author of several scientific articles that were published in the Journal of
Applied Behaviour Analysis and Behaviour Modification, as well as several book chapters.