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A symbol-supported communication app to promote language development and grow
communication skills from beginning to advanced communicators. Available for purchase but we
recommend consultation with your speech-language pathologist.

Proloquo2Go

This webinar aims to help parents and caregivers to prepare their transition-aged children for life
beyond high school. The instructor is Amanda Randall (M.Ed. BCBA). She has worked with&nbsp;interdisciplinary teams of service providers, psychiatrists, and other clinicians to structure
comprehensive behaviour and medical plans for adults and children with various disabilities. She
is currently a doctoral candidate in education psychology at the University of West Virginia. The
webinar took place on March 27, 2019, but it is available for download for $9.95 (taxes included)
For more information call (506)-458-7843

Preparing My Child with Autism to Transition to Adulthood (Webinar)

Sensory Friendly Solutions was founded by Christel Seeberger, occupation therapist, who helped
people with sensory sensitivity and people who experienced sensory overload in daily life. This
website offers a searchable directory of sensory-friendly experiences invite ratings, and reviews
about events, places, products, and services.

Sensory Friendly Solutions

The purpose of this guide is to help parents, students and educators understand and prepare for
an appeal hearing under the Education Act. Parents can appeal decisions made by educators,
including a student’s suspension from school, suspension from transportation to school,
placement or access to a student’s records.

A User’s Guide for the Appeal 

Telephone

This app is for students who are learning to comment in Phase VI of PECS. iHear PECS: Animals
includes two different sound tracks for 12 familiar animals, a PECS Activity Board, 3 Pics for PECS
Sentence Starter images and 12 Pics for PECS animal images. Parents can customize the Activity
Board with 1 to 3 Sentence Starters and 1 to 12 animal images to teach responsive and spontaneous
commenting and requesting. The student drags and drops Pics for PECS icons to the Sentence
Strip to comment on or request the animal sound and then taps each picture to “speak” the
sentence. If the student requests an animal sound, the animal sound plays as a reward.

iHear PECS®: Animals™

Elaine Rockwell is a speech-language pathologist working with higher functioning children,
teenagers, and adults who are on the autism spectrum.

Elaine Rockwell (MSc., SLP) (private practice)

This is a social story for children with ASD explaining why we should wear face masks during
COVID-19 pandemic and what we can and cannot do.