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Mouvement pour la reconnaissance positive de la diversité cognitive et pour les droits de ces
personnes: l'autisme, le TDAH, la dyslexie, la dyspraxie, etc.

La Neurodiversité

Using this app, you can let someone know what he’s working for, how much work he needs to do,
and how close he is to earning a reward for that work. You can use this for lessons in school, chores
at home, getting your children to eat their vegetables, and much more! Start the app by selecting
the number of tokens your student must earn. Then set up your student’s reinforcer choice board
by selecting 1-6 items from our pre-loaded symbol library or your own photo library. Show the
choice board to your student to select what to work for and then begin your lesson. Each time a
student earns a token, slide a token to the empty dot. Once the student has earned all of her
tokens, push the “cash in” button to show your student what she’s earned. The token board resets
to start the next deal, or you can create a new choice board for your student to select a new
reinforcer.

Working 4™

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This organization provides respite and support along with 9 core programs to over 160 families in
the Fredericton area who have dependents with intellectual disabilities.

OPAL Family Services

Suzanne Durepos-Forcier works with children and adolescents. She offers services for Anger
Management, Anxiety Disorders, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Autism Spectrum Disorder,
Behaviour Management, Child Development, Cognitive and Behavioural consultations, Learning
and Language Disorders, Intellectual Disabilities, Parenting Skills, psychoeducational and school
problems.

Suzanne Durepos-Forcier, Psychologist (private practice)

Magnus Cards are digital how-to guides for everyday living. Download free card decks and follow
Magnus on the journey to independence.

Magnus Cards

This website helps parents, teachers and others learn how to use technology effectively to support
a person with autism. This website covers topics including:
<ul style="list-style-type: disc;"><li>How to use an iPad effectively</li><li>How to support people with autism using technology</li><li>Tips for selecting a useful app</li><li>Therapist reviews of apps to assist you in choosing the best app for your goals </li></ul>

Apps for Autism

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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.