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Strongest Families Institute is a non-for-profit corporation providing evidence-based services to
children and families seeking help for mental health and other issues impacting health and wellbeing. They provide timely care to families by teaching skills through their unique distance
coaching approach — supporting families over the phone and Internet in the comfort and privacy
of their own home. Their programs help with such problems as anxiety, challenging behaviours,
nighttime bedwetting, and recurrent headache and abdominal pain.

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The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism is a one-stop source for carefully curated, evidence-based
information from autism parents, autistics, and autism professionals. Resources include the
reviews of books about autism, movies, online resources on a broad variety of topics worth
exploring, blogs and first-person accounts.

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

First-hand advice from one of the world’s leading authorities on Asperger's Syndrome, Dr. Tony
Attwood. Dr. Tony Attwood personally addresses your questions about successfully living with
the challenges and gifts of Asperger's.

Autism Hangout

Parents, educators, professionals, children and teens will benefit from these booklists which cover
a wide variety of Diversabilities. Each list contains useful information books as well as stories with
the main character having a diversability and being the hero in the story!

Okanagen Regional Library

Prepared by Rita McLeod for the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living, it is a
handbook describing five steps to successful planning a transition from high school to adult life.
This book was aimed at supporting and helping parents of children with disabilities to help their
children solve various problems leaving the educational system and entering to adulthood.

School to Life Transition Handbook: Five Steps to Successful Planning

Wrong Planet is a web community designed for individuals with ASD and their parents/
professionals. They provide a discussion forum, where members can communicate. There is a
section with exclusive articles and how-to guides, a blogging feature, and more.

Wrong Planet

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Jessica writes about her family, including a daughter on the autism spectrum.