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This article outlines several tips on how to talk about tragedy to a child with autism. It can be useful
regarding the COVID-19 outbreak.

Talking to Your Child about Tragedy: Six Tips for the Autism Community

This document, which is authored by the Department of Social Development, describes career
development opportunities to support New Brunswickers with disabilities who are receiving social
assistance, achieve their goal.

Achieve Your Goals. Promoting Employment and Education for Persons with Disabilities

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Inclusion Network offers workshops, training and consultation for people with disabilities. This
website is not specific to autism.

Inclusion Network

The world of autism spectrum disorders is constantly changing, and Seattle Children’s Autism
Center is eager to share with parents and caregivers what they continue to learn. This blog is
designed to be a resource on autism as well as to give you an opportunity to comment on their
posts and engage with their experts. Their intent is to provide information that may be helpful in
raising a child with autism.

The Autism Blog — Seattle Children’s Hospital

Dr. Tara Kennedy is a developmental pediatrician located in Fredericton. Her and her team specialize in the provision of rehabilitation services for children diagnosed with ASD. This team includes professionals in the fields of occupational therapy, dietetics, speech-language pathology, developmental paediatrics, behaviour analysis, social work and education.NOTE: A referral from a pediatrician is required to access Dr. Kennedy

Dr. Tara Kennedy (MD) Developmental Pediatrician

This website offers information, resources and materials to promote the development of social
thinking and social skills in persons with autism across the lifespan. Free materials are updated
weekly and available to download.