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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.

The Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism

The website gives information about transition topics: key aspects of employment for individuals
with disabilities, skills for success in post-secondary education, and overall adult life in community.
It is useful both for parents and adults with disabilities, as well as for practitioners. It provides
general description of Person-Centred-Planning approach.

PACER’S National Parent Centre on Transition and Employment

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Dr. Ronis provides clinical services (therapy) to individuals on the spectrum, although, not
exclusively.

Dr. Scott T. Ronis (PhD, LCP, L.Psych. NB) (private practice) 

This is a video telling why it is important to wear a face mask in a form of a social story approach.

We Wear Masks — A Social Story about the Coronavirus

Dr. Chukwu (Chris) Ndubisi is a Psychiatrist located in the Fredericton area.NOTE-&nbsp;A referral from a family doctor is required to access a psychiatrist.

Dr. Ndubisi

Family Resource Centre provides a safe environment for parents, guardians or caregivers and
their children to interact with each other and to improve their physical, emotional, social, and
intellectual well-being through their involvement with the various programs. They offer programs
such as: preschool fun, playgroups, clubs for art, science, cooking, reading, and more.

Regional Family Resource Centre

Wrong Planet is a web community designed for individuals with ASD and their parents/
professionals. They provide a discussion forum, where members can communicate. There is a
section with exclusive articles and how-to guides, a blogging feature, and more.