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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.

Dr. Cathleen Piazza, PhD. Assessment of Treatment of Pediatric Feeding Disorders (video lecture)

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Family Resource Centre provides a safe environment for parents, guardians or caregivers and
their children to interact with each other and to improve their physical, emotional, social, and
intellectual well-being through their involvement with the various programs. They offer programs
such as: preschool fun, playgroups, clubs for art, science, cooking, reading, and more.

Regional Family Resource Centre

This is a list of various resources that are related to supporting individuals with ASD during
COVID-19 isolation. The list also contains resources for autistic adults.

COVID-19 Navigation Guide (Disponible en Français)

Geneva Center for Autism is Canada’s primary resource centre for autism. It offers comprehensive
education and training services which enable parents and professionals to become effective
interveners and advocates for people with ASD.

Geneva Center for Autism

This document clarifies the process of identifying which special conditions should be provided to
the child with learning disability. This document is primarily for educators, but can be useful to
parents, as well.

Resource for the Identification and Teaching of Students with Specific Learning Disability

Dr. Trinda Hayden is a Pediatrician located in the Fredericton area.&nbsp;NOTE- A referral from a family doctor is required for a&nbsp;pediatrician