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This app allows users to create visual schedules, checklists, and other visual supports to promote
waiting and emotional regulation skills. Available for purchase.

Choiceworks

This is a webpage on the website of the services New Brunswick that allows the search of the
proper facility for your child. You can search by district, community name, facility name and type,
preferred language and age group.

Facility Search: New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

John Elder Robison is an author living with Asperger’s. He has written several books on the topic.
This blog is not only a personal journal but also an educational and literary one.

Look me in the Eye

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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

The app looks like a PECS communication book; it is also an invaluable tool for teaching picture
discrimination. This app is not intended to replace the learner’s PECS communication book, but
rather to serve as an aid to practice discrimination techniques and strategies with one or several
learners within a single lesson. Touching the correct icon will result in immediate visual and
auditory feedback from the device in a manner far quicker than a teacher could react. If the learner
touches an incorrect icon, there is no significant feedback. A correct picture selection results in
access to a desired item or activity.

PECS ® Phase III 

This app is for students who are learning to comment in Phase VI of PECS. iHear PECS: Animals
includes two different sound tracks for 12 familiar animals, a PECS Activity Board, 3 Pics for PECS
Sentence Starter images and 12 Pics for PECS animal images. Parents can customize the Activity
Board with 1 to 3 Sentence Starters and 1 to 12 animal images to teach responsive and spontaneous
commenting and requesting. The student drags and drops Pics for PECS icons to the Sentence
Strip to comment on or request the animal sound and then taps each picture to “speak” the
sentence. If the student requests an animal sound, the animal sound plays as a reward.

iHear PECS®: Animals™

Jobs Unlimited is a non-profit employment agency for men and women with an employment
barrier. They facilitate work placement for individuals who face significant barriers to employment
within the community.