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A program of CHIMO helpline, the Link is available in middle schools throughout New Brunswick.
A student who is experiencing any kind of distress can easily identify a trusted person (or Link
Companion) by the yellow card displayed on their binder or desk.

Link Program (Disponible en Français)

This is an article authored by Megan McCarron (MS, BCBA) discussing the importance of leisure
activities and hobbies in an autistic individual’s life, and how young adults develop these skills.

Clinical Corner: Leisure Skills for Adults with Autism

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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.

Social Thinking

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

Autism apps is a categorized comprehensive list of all apps that are being used with and by people
diagnosed with autism, Down Syndrome, and other special needs. It also includes links to any
available information that can be found for each app. Available for free.

Autism Apps

This is a list of informational resources that are related to COVID-19 pandemic. Resources cover
such topics as general information about the virus, who is in the risk group, how to be prepared,
instruction to take precautionary measures such as hand washing, cleaning and others, and
information for travelers and residents.

Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19): Awareness Resources (Disponible en Français)

Spectrum provides comprehensive news and analysis of advances in autism research. They sift
through the steady stream of autism papers and highlight the most noteworthy. They also turn to
experts in the field for their opinions on trends or controversies in autism research.