This online resource centre is updated regularly and has been designed as a one-stop shop for comprehensive information about all aspects of ALS. Use the filters to hone in on the specific information you’re looking for, or browse the full offering. Resources developed and/or offered by ALS Quebec are marked with an asterisk (*).
Be sure to bookmark this page and check in frequently as we are regularly adding new resources. If you’ve found a resource particularly helpful and don’t see it listed here, please recommend it to us by emailing info@sla-quebec.ca.
Please note there may be additional resources within the French section of our website. The FR icon means that the resource is also available in French.
Programs and services offered to individuals coping with a loss of independence caused primarily by ageing or an illness.
For non-urgent psychosocial concerns, this free, confidential service will connect you with a psychosocial worker. Available 24/7 to anyone living in Quebec.
For non-urgent health issues, this free, confidential telephone consultation will connect you with a nurse. Available 24/7 to anyone living in Quebec.
A touching account of a family’s experience as they bear witness to their mother’s ALS diagnosis and journey.
In this memoir, a woman reflects on society’s definition of “having it all” after she is diagnosed with ALS in her 30s.
A woman’s story of change, loss and challenge in her first year living with ALS.
A woman diagnosed with ALS in the prime of her life chronicles her final years and reflects on how precious life is.
In this novel, a young woman adrift in her life is profoundly influenced by her work experience caring for a woman with ALS.
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