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This article outlines several tips on how to talk about tragedy to a child with autism. It can be useful
regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

This US based website posts scientific articles on the practical application of Applied Behavior
Analysis in many areas, including autism. Examples include: Using Modern Technology in ABA
Programs to Teach Children with Autism; When School Suspension Reinforces Maladaptive Behavior; Tips for
Transitions at the Start of a New School Year; Parenting Tips for More Independent Children; A “Cheeky”
Look at Toilet Training; and dozens of other articles.

Behavioural Science in the 21 Century

Email

This app helps individuals recognise and express their emotions through its fun and easy to use
feelings chart. This app is based on the Model Me Faces &amp; Emotions ™ DVD, part of the Model
Me Kids ® social skills training series for children and teenagers with autism and Asperger’s
syndrome. Available for free.

Autism Emotion

Telephone

This program provides services to adults whose primary disability is an intellectual disability
through training, personal development, community placement and employment.

Moncton Employment and Training Services (METS)

Chimo Helpline is a provincial crisis phone line accessible 24/7 to all residents of New Brunswick.
They provide crisis intervention, referrals and vital information in a caring, confidential manner.
The website also has a live chat option operating 5 PM to 12 AM daily. 1-800-667-5005 (toll-free, province-wide only)

Chimo Helpline (Disponible en Français)

A monthly magazine devoted to parenting children with autism. It deals with issues such as picky
eating, augmentative communication systems, helping your child tolerate getting a haircut and
many more practical daily issues.

Autism Parenting Magazine

YouTube

The guest speaker at this lecture is Dr. Gregory Hanley (PhD, BCBA-D). He is a well-known
practitioner and researcher in the field of ABA. In this lecture (2 parts) he discusses sleeping problems and
their potential solutions in children and young adults. The lecture is very easy to watch and
understand. It will be a great fit for both practitioners and parents.