FAQ

Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding and improving behaviours that matter in everyday life. As an evidence-based intervention, ABA helps children with autism build essential skills and reduce challenging or unsafe behaviours that may interfere with their daily life. We work closely with each child, their family, and other supports—like school teams or therapists—to create individualized goals based on thorough assessments. Our aim is to support your child’s development in a way that’s meaningful to your family.

Yes! Our ABA programs are supervised by Registered Behaviour Analysts (RBA, Ont.), making them an eligible expense under Core Clinical Services in the Ontario Autism Program. 

The number of hours of ABA your child will need depends on various factors, such as their individual goals, current skill level, and specific needs. Our team will conduct a thorough assessment to create a customized program and determine the most effective number of hours to achieve meaningful progress. We’ll work closely with you to ensure the program meets your child’s needs. 

Yes, for some of our services, we may have a waitlist due to high demand. However, we encourage you to reach out to us directly to discuss your needs, and we will do our best to accommodate you as quickly as possible. We can also provide additional information about availability and alternative options in the meantime. 

Contact us today to find out more information, book a complimentary consultation or join our waitlist!

Children in Ontario with a diagnosis of Autism can access funding through the Ontario Autism Program for ABA services. Learn more about the Ontario Autism Program here.

Respite based programs (camps, some social skills programs, and day respite) can be funded using Special Services at Home (SSAH) funding. Learn more about SSAH here.