Books, links and support
5 resources found
Practical tools & care conversations
Canadian Paediatric Society — sleep and neurodevelopment
Use this guide to prepare a sleep conversation with your child’s clinician, including routines, possible medical contributors and supervised treatment options.
Written for clinicians; discuss medication questions with your child’s prescriber.
Canadian Paediatric Society — care after an autism diagnosis
Use this overview to plan follow-up questions about coexisting health needs, coordinated care and family support after diagnosis.
A clinical reference to help prepare questions, not an individualized care plan.
M-CHAT-R/F — screening follow-up and scoring
Use the authors’ scoring and follow-up instructions with a health professional to understand what a toddler screening result calls for next.
A screening tool, not a diagnosis; a low score does not replace follow-up on developmental concerns.
M-CHAT-R/F — translated questionnaires
Find the authors’ authorized translations, including Canadian French, so a toddler screening discussion can use the questionnaire in your family’s language.
Use with professional follow-up; translations are screening tools, not diagnostic tests.
Lives in the Balance — collaborative problem-solving guide
Follow Ross Greene’s free parent tour to identify recurring unsolved problems and learn how to discuss them collaboratively with your child before the next difficult moment.
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.