A shorter list, with a reason for each choice
The useful links and local support directory brings our selected books, podcasts, websites and organizations together. Open the section you want, or search by a concern such as school, sleep or finding a break. Each source has a direct link, a specific explanation and a language label.
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Choose the perspective you need
To hear autistic people directly: ASAN’s Welcome to the Autistic Community is written in plain language by autistic people and is available to read free. It covers identity, community and rights. 1 The books section also includes a catalogue of autistic authors.
For parenting conversations: Full-Tilt Parenting organizes conversations around raising neurodivergent children. 2 Browse the podcasts section for the issue and voice that fit your situation.
For a Québec perspective in French: Le spectre sur les ondes brings together researchers, parents and practitioners to discuss autistic families’ lives. 3 Other French selections cover autistic parenting and women’s experiences of late diagnosis.
Personal experience can help you feel understood. It does not establish that a particular treatment will work for your child. Bring treatment questions to a professional who knows your child’s needs.
Find people near you
The local organizations section separates Montréal, Laval, the South Shore and the Laurentians so you can start with the organization serving your area. Check whether a group is currently running before arranging your schedule around it.
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