Behavioural Therapies
ABA Therapy
ABA therapy teaches children a wide array of skills from communication, social interaction, and more. Using positive reinforcement, ABA therapy aims to replace challenging behaviours by teaching individual behaviours that can help function in traditional social settings.
Meet Jeay!
Jeay Ang
Instructor Therapist
Jeay is one of our 150+ clinicians providing ABA therapy services across Ontario!
Every month we put a spotlight on one of our amazing team members to highlight the work they do, why they chose therapy, and to learn a little more about them! Lets learn about Jeay and ABA therapy!
We Asked Jeay: "What is your favourite part of the ABA therapy you provide?”
Jeay: “Seeing the small victories that often go unnoticed. Whether it's a child's first successful request, increased confidence, or a new level of independence, those everyday moments remind me why I chose this field.”
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Social Communication Therapy
If you or your child have difficulty deciphering the hidden language underneath social interactions and relating to peers, you are not alone. Social communication is a skill like any other, and with proper training, and techniques, you can take a step towards becoming more comfortable communicating.
Our Social Communication Training Includes
Pragmatic Language Support
Social and Life Skills Training
Group Social Skills Development
Nonverbal Communication Skills
Communication is so much more than just talking. Regardless of ability, we all engage in nonverbal communication every day. For children who prefer not to talk, or are nonverbal, learning nonverbal communication can help reduce child and parent stress, and help forge stronger connections.
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Adult Autism Therapy
Whether you’ve received a diagnosis late in life and are looking for resources, or you’re looking to continue life-long support for yourself, or your child— we have you covered. Autism in adults is under-recognized, and under-serviced: we’re here to change that.
Our Adult Autism services range from providing techniques for social preparedness with neurotypical groups of people, to helping manage the day-to-day stresses of life that may seem impossible.
To learn more about our program, click below to reach out.