Invite Victoria Boland (songwriter of the Autism Song) & her partner, Andrew Rudd, to entertain at your next fundraiser! Victoria & Andrew can provide great music for all ages, or a full tribute show. Learn more at their website by clicking photo below. And yes, of course Victoria will sing "Don't Give Up on Me" at your event!

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The CANADIAN NATIONAL AUTISM FOUNDATION has a very comprehensive list of books that you might wish to study. Visit their BOOKS PAGE now! They also have an excellent RESOURCES PAGE with many articles that will help and a newly created FORUM waiting for your contributions. Why not share your experience, wisdom and concerns with others now?

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Click banner below to visit Woodview Children's Centre, an accredited mental health centre providing residential, day treatment & community support services to troubled children, youth, young adults and their families

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The secrets of AUTISM

AUTISM: DETECTION, EVALUATION, INTERVENTIONS

Gastrointestinal Abnormalities In Children With Autistic Disorder

The 50 Most-Frequently Read Articles on Autism: Updated Monthly

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