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Dr. Susan Wilczynski is a professor of Special Education and Applied Behaviour Analysis. She also
served as the executive director of National Autism Centre in the US. She is the author of various
scientific articles, as well as her book A Practical Guide to Finding Treatments that Work for People with
Autism.

Dr. Susan Wilczynski, PhD. Evidence-Based Practice in ABA

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Fredericton Aquanauts Swim Team is one of the leading swim clubs in Atlantic Canada, providing
an environment where all swimmers can learn and practice the values and qualities that will help
them succeed as young athletes and as responsible citizens.

Fredericton Aquanauts Swim Team (FAST)

Taking the Journey is a comprehensive resource for families who require information and
strategies to ensure their child has the best opportunity to live a good life. It features chapters on
transitioning from high school to adult life, post-secondary education, work, housing, etc.

Taking the Journey

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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

Dr. Anne Israeli is a private psychologist in Fredericton who covers a wide range of mental health
problems. Although, she does not provide general diagnostic assessment for ASD, she does see
children and adults on the spectrum with high-functioning autism (i.e. Asperger’s syndrome) for
comprehensive neuropsychological assessment to assist with academic and vocational planning.
In her clinical practice she is primarily focused on stress management, assertiveness, women’s and
LGBTQ+ issues, adjusting to life transitions, unipolar depression, and anxiety.

Advanced Psychological Services (private practice)

Canadian Mental Health Association facilitates access to the resources people require to maintain
and improve mental health and community integration, build resilience, and support recovery
from mental illness. The association offers workshops, conferences and information sessions on
topics such as Suicide Prevention and Awareness, Stress Management, Parenting, Self-esteem,
and Anger Management.

Canadian Mental Health Association. New Brunswick (CMHA) (Disponible en Français)

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Founded in 1990, the Washington-based Sibling Support Project addresses the concerns of
brothers and sisters of people with special health, developmental, and mental health concerns
(not specifically autism).