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Does our child need to be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) to receive services?
Absolutely not.Â
There is a misconception that applied behaviour analysis (ABA) is only for ASD. ABA can be used with any population for a variety of reasons. Did you know that eating healthier or exercising more is a form of behaviour change? Smoking cessation also falls into this category!
What is your pricing?
It depends on your needs.
We have set hourly/daily rates, but we are willing to work with family budgets on an as-needed basis. If you would like more information on our rates or how we can personalize this for your family, please contact us using our contact form.
Our prices are based on clinician level of experience and expertise, as well as level of complexity on a case-by-case basis.
How many required hours a week are there?
None.Â
As this is a service provided for you and your family, you ultimately make the decision as to how many hours you would like or can afford a week. We will determine how many hours to recommend for you or your family member based on assessments and needs. This is done on an individualized, case-by-case basis.
Do you offer other services like Speech or Occupational Therapy?
We work in consultation with a Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) who helps assess, determine goals and gives recommendations to enhance your child's services. Please ask for a referral, and we will connect you!
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At this time, we do not offer other services.
Will you work with our child’s service team (e.g. Speech Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Teachers etc.)?
Yes.
Wherever we can work together with your family and your other service providers, we are more than happy to share what we are working on with them, and complementing their work in therapy where we can within our scope of practice.
*Written consent must be provided in adherence with PHIPA
How can I be sure you are offering quality services?
Upon being hired, our staff go through an extensive training process. Once the initial training has been completed, there is a minimum of once a month check-ins to ensure they are implementing programs ethically and with high treatment fidelity (this means if they’re doing things as we planned). All teams are supervised by a Registered Behaviour Analyst (Ont.) and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst, where we are responsible for following a specific code of ethics and standard of professional conduct. If at any time you are unsure or concerned about the quality of our services, we welcome any feedback and encourage families to ask right away so we can address it immediately.