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The Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation’s Autism Team provides consultative services for
school age children with autism spectrum disorder until their 16th birthday. The team serves the
province of New Brunswick and includes professionals in the fields of occupational therapy,
speech-language pathology, developmental paediatrics, applied behaviour analysis, dietetics,
social work and education. Team members act as consultants, providing assistance to caregivers,
therapists and teachers who work with the children referred in their home communities. The team
accepts referrals from therapists, schools, and families.

Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation (Disponible en Français)

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 

This document was prepared for Persons with Developmental Disabilities Central Alberta
Community Board. The authors define what person-centred planning is, list several tools like
PATH and MAPS, and tell several real stories from parents about their experience using these
tools.

Person-Centred Planning Approaches: A Literature Review 

The Mighty is a site where people share their personal experiences with disability, disease and
mental illness.

Autism on the Mighty

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This company sells over 1,500 sensory-based toys including Swings, Spins, Rockers and
Bouncers, Mirrors, Switches, Balls, Puzzles, Dolls, Bubble Columns, bright Projectors, Fiber
Optics and Resonance.

Special Needs Toys

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

The Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital provides various services that can be helpful for individuals on
the spectrum such as audiology, speech-language pathology, psychology, occupational therapy
and more.