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Publications

Autism Canada has created and curated a variety of resources like brochures, handbooks, and guides.

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Financial Literacy Guide

Autism Canada and Mydoh have created A Caregiver’s Guide: Financial Literacy for Autistic and Neurodivergent Children (Up to 17 Years of Age). This is a structured, practical resource to help families build financial confidence through hands-on experiences and digital support.

Post-Secondary Digital Toolkit

This digital toolkit is intended to inform post-secondary institutions on how to support neurodivergent students, facilitate connections between peers and neurodivergents, and provide assistance, support, and resources to neurodivergent students. The toolkit includes four sections of information: Mental Health, Faculty, Peer, and Individual.

Post-Secondary
Accessibility Programs

This digital toolkit is intended to inform post-secondary institutions on how to support neurodivergent students, facilitate connections between peers and neurodivergents, and provide assistance, support, and resources to neurodivergent students. The toolkit includes four sections of information: Mental Health, Faculty, Peer, and Individual.

Words Matter Guide

The Words Matter Guide is a shared language resource that will ensure a productive, positive discourse, respectful of all relevant parties.

>>Words Matter Guide ENGLISH

>>Words Matter Guide FRENCH

Autism Physician Handbook

This handbook is not only for physicians but for any professional that has access to young children that may be concerned about their development. The Autism Physician Handbook has over 100 illustrations showing the common characteristics of autism in toddlers plus much more. Download your copy today.

Aging and Autism: A Think Tank

The AUTISM IN LATER LIFE THINK TANK was the response and result of several organizations to address three prominent issues that impact families, communities, and nations: 1) the increased prevalence of autism, 2) the processes of autism and aging, and 3) the demographic change of aging societies. Although we have a robust understanding of the life course and conditions for most aging individuals, little is known about aging with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Medical Comorbidities in Autism Spectrum Disorders

Many children and adults diagnosed with an ASD have comorbid health problems. Recent large-scale studies, including a detailed assessment conducted by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), have confirmed that several medical conditions are significantly over-represented in people with ASD compared to the general population and other developmental conditions prevalence estimates.

Autism and Dental Care – A Guide

Autism Canada would like to thank the Dentably Clinic in Lincoln, Nebraska for allowing us to include their Dental Guide as a resource. There is an option to print the guide along with printable questions to ask your dentist before an appointment.

Autism Travel Resources

Vancouver Airport Authority has partnered with Canucks Autism Network (CAN) in BC to develop a resource kit and video series to assist individuals and families living with autism. These resources help people prepare for their upcoming trip, covering the check-in process, security screening, boarding and flying. Although the resource is specific to the Vancouver International Airport, there are many useful tips to make air travel easier.

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