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Easter Seals NB is a non-profit organization working in partnership with persons with disabilities,
enabling them to attain independence and equality of opportunity available in their communities.
They offer a wide range of programs.&nbsp;Abilities Program. The Easter Seals Abilities program is a youth recreational program, created to
introduce youth with disabilities to a variety of recreational activities. The program will
concentrate on developing independence while promoting good physical and mental health.
Adapted Toy library. The Easter Seals Adapted Toy Library loans toys to children across New
Brunswick. Simply choose a toy from their website, contact them, and they will ship it to anywhere
in New Brunswick.
Personal Services Program (PSP). Easter Seals NB Personal Services Program offers its clients
long-term loans of equipment.

Easter Seals — New Brunswick (Disponible en Français)

This document is a fact sheet telling about common toilet behaviour problems in children with
ASD and giving tools to help parents.

Toilet Training

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Since 1971, Autism Edmonton (Autism Society of Edmonton Area) has provided services and support to autistic individuals in our community. Autism Edmonton has built a reputation as the "go-to" Autism Centre in Edmonton that connects families, individuals and professionals with autism-related resources and programs.

Autism Edmonton

This is a blog of a Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst in Atlanta. The website offers free general
information about ABA and its procedures, many useful links for practitioners and parents.

I Love ABA!

APABA actively seeks innovative ways to connect individuals in Atlantic Canada who are
interested in behaviour analysis, to enable greater participation in intellectual exchange and
dissemination of the science of behaviour. Membership program is offered for a wide range of
professionals: psychologists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, educators,
physicians, nurses, administrators, and students. The association advocates for evidence-based
practices among the public, the professions, and governments. Members are offered continuing
education opportunities and various networks with colleagues.

Atlantic Provinces Association for Behaviour Analysis (APABA)

The website offers online resources for therapists, teachers, and parents. There is a wide range of
materials for Visual Activity Schedules approach, that is an evidence-based approach to help
children with ASD and intellectual and developmental disability. Images, pictures, and line
drawings depict a sequence of events that are used to prepare the child for the next activity, the
next step of the activity, or visually present a daily routine, etc. Material is offered for purchase and
there are some free to downloads.

Your Therapy Source 

The Sinneave Family Foundation is an operating foundation dedicated to collaborating with individuals, communities, and organizations across Canada with a vision that people live, learn, work, and thrive in their communities, and realize their desired futures.