Our list of best links, tools, and resources in New Brunswick to help support Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorder (Asperger’s), and related disorders.
The purpose of the Autism Resource Centre (ARC) is to make available and accessible social support, self-help, public education, and a broad array of resources for persons with autism and their families. This includes a lending library for information, books, toys, and other educational resource materials.
A non-profit community based organization which was founded in April 2006 by a group of parents and professionals in response to the need for assistance to a growing number of families, caregivers and children with a diagnosis of autism within our region.
Un centre de ressources qui encourage et supporte les personnes handicapées à atteindre l’autonomie en leur offrant les outils nécessaires afin d’avoir la possibilité d’examiner ses options, de faire des choix, de prendre leurs propres décisions et d’en assurer la responsabilité.
The Community Autism Centre Inc. will provide a safe and inclusive environment for the child with Autism Spectrum Disorder and his/ her family, while promoting an individual approach to meet cognitive, social, physical, and spiritual challenges through access to resources, education, community collaboration, advocacy and support.
Supports individuals who have autism towards self-realization and emotional confidence by offering gentle guidance and opportunity through expressive therapies and the surrounding environment. Located in St. Andrews.
Provides support services for a variety of disabilities, preschool services for children with autism, workshops and seminars, and a daycare.
Promotes the understanding and acceptance of the ability of persons with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives
A not-for-profit agency in Miramichi, New Brunswick, which assists and supports individuals with intellectual disabilities.
A professional regulatory organization that exists to advance quality occupational therapy in the interest of public protection and to represent occupational therapists province-wide by advancing standards of education and practice and shaping health policy.
Provides home, vocational assistance and a caring community for adults who require supports to improve their quality of life. They offer a summer Therapeutic Horticulture and Pre-Vocational Skills Development program for adults from mid-May until October 2014.
A body for consultation and study which was created to advise the provincial government and the general public on matters relating to the status of persons with disabilities. The Council reports directly to the Premier of New Brunswick.
This private practice OT service provides comprehensive health therapy services. They value their client-centered, evidence informed, ethical, confidential and proactive practice.