Autism Services

This workshop will provide strategies to promote safe experiences for your child in the home and community including kitchen safety, walking safely, crossing the street, not speaking to strangers, and more.  This workshop is facilitated by a Behaviour Therapist who is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst.

After participating in this workshop, you will be offered a 1:1 virtual appointment to individualize the information for you and your family.

During this workshop, you will learn strategies based on Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) principles that can be used to help children fall asleep and maintain a full night’s sleep.  Strategies are covered step-by-step, in a practical manner to address a variety of sleep-related issues.

After participating in this workshop, you will be offered a 1:1 virtual appointment to individualize the information for you and your family.

This workshop helps participants understand how the environment affects human behaviour. It covers the basics of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), an evidenced-based teaching strategy for children and youth with Autism. Simple strategies covered include reinforcement, prompting and creating an environment which promotes positive learning outcomes.

During this workshop you will learn about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).  AAC is the use of various methods of communication (e.g., gestures, pictures, speech generating devices) as a substitute to, or in support of spoken language.  We will discuss the different types of AAC that are available and how AAC can be used to support your child or youth’s communication development.  Strategies to support your child or youth’s use of AAC in meaningful everyday situations will be shared.

After participating in this workshop, you will be offered a virtual 1:1 appointment to individualize this information for you and your family.

This workshop provides strategies based on the principles of ABA (Applied Behaviour Analysis) for helping your child their play skills.  You will learn about the stages of play from independent toy play to more advanced cooperative play with others.

After participating in this workshop, you will be offered a 1:1 virtual appointment to individualize the information for you and your family.

This group is designed for children who enjoy building and constructing with Lego and other building materials to practice using their social skills in a motivational setting.  Autism therapists will guide the group using child-friendly instructions and children will be encouraged to share their creations with their peers to practice social skills.