Books, links and support
3 resources found
Activities & accessible outings
Access 2 — support-person admission card
Apply for a card that can reduce or remove a support person’s admission charge at participating venues when a permanent disability creates an ongoing need for assistance.
Eligibility, card fees and venue participation apply; check the program’s current terms.
Cineplex — sensory-friendly screenings
Look for designated screenings with the lights up and sound lowered, then check the participating cinema and date before planning your outing.
Only designated screenings have these adjustments; check local listings.
Les Grands Ballets — adapted creative dance
Ask about the next intake for a small creative-dance class designed for autistic children and led by two National Centre for Dance Therapy facilitators.
The autumn 2026 registration deadline has passed; contact the program about a future intake.
About this directory
Within each section, we put direct, practical starting points first, followed by more specific needs and perspectives. This is an editorial reading order, not a rating of treatment effectiveness.
Links and descriptions reviewed September 24, 2026. Language labels describe the linked material; ask providers about service languages, eligibility, fees and availability. An autism diagnosis alone does not guarantee benefit eligibility or a service place.
Books, podcasts and personal accounts offer perspectives; clinical guides help you prepare questions for your care team. Research papers are kept in the separate Research & Evidence library.