Group-based Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Services

Ready Set Play offers young children and their caregivers a supportive space to learn through guided play. Families explore toys, games, and creative activities that encourage sharing, turn-taking, joint attention, and early social interaction. Caregivers receive hands-on coaching so they can confidently support their child’s play and communication skills at home.

Explorer Club helps children move from early play skills to more independent social participation through fun, structured activities. Children practice joining in, sharing responsibility during group tasks, expressing their needs, responding to peers, and following routines within a small, supportive group. Each level is tailored to match developmental needs, creating a positive and encouraging pathway toward social confidence.

Hangout with Friends gives children a relaxed, enjoyable space to practice social skills they’ve learned in previous groups. Guided by the group’s interests, children participate in games, snacks, group projects, and interactive challenges while practicing conversation, humour, shared interests, cooperation, and resolving small disagreements. Clinicians provide gentle coaching to help children use their skills in real time.

Our Bully Proofing Crew group helps children develop the confidence and tools to respond to teasing, bullying, and challenging peer situations. Using Behaviour Skills Training (BST), children learn how to interpret social cues, stay calm under pressure, manage online safety, handle peer influence, and speak up respectfully. Through modelling, role-play, and supportive feedback, participants practice strategies that help them feel safer and more prepared in everyday social environments.

The D&D pathway uses collaborative storytelling and role-playing to help teens build communication, cooperation, emotional regulation, and perspective-taking skills. Guided by clinicians, teens work together to solve in-game challenges, negotiate decisions, and navigate group dynamics – building confidence and social skills that extend into real-world relationships.

PEERS® Dating group gives teens clear, evidence-based guidance for navigating romantic relationships. Participants learn how to show interest respectfully, ask someone out, handle rejection, set boundaries, and recognize healthy versus unhealthy dynamics. Sessions focus on practical skills, real-life examples, and open discussion, creating a safe space for teens to ask questions and build confidence in a respectful, supportive environment.