our directory of newsletters, articles, therapies, videos, policies, communities and other LINKs about childhood disability
Our Strongest FamiliesTM project explores whether emotional and behavioural regulation can be improved in children with neurodisabilities through parenting programs that include education, telephone support, parent-to-parent connections, and resource information.
Mental health resources from the Canadian Paediatric Society for children and youth with developmental disabilities.
A guide for nurses and parents explaining why children with autism reject medication and specific tips to make taking medicine as easy as possible.
A guide to medication management for children with ADHD. Note that several of the medications listed are available in the USA but not in Canada; conversely there are other medications not on this list that are used in Canada.
The Autism and/or Intellectual Disability Knowledge Exchange Network (AIDE Canada) is a national knowledge network that is committed to providing accurate up-to-date, and useful information and resources to the people who need it. AIDE Canada offers information, tools, and resources about autism and intellectual disabilities across the lifespan.
This resource explains the process of FASD diagnosis and assessment in Canada.
This paper explains why FASD is such a unique and complex disability.
This framework provides a roadmap that we can follow to integrate healthy interventions across the lifespan.
A place for caregivers of people with FASD to seek and share advice and support.
A visual learning tool to help people with FASD understand their common strengths and challenges.
In The FASD Success Show, Jeff and his group of FASD Insiders will talk about FASD in a real way, so that you can learn to deal and cope with FASD in real life, to be a better advocate and a more confident caregiver.