Frequently Asked Questions

We provide home-based ABA services in Mississauga, Brampton, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington and Milton. Contact us to ask about availability in your area.

Behaviour Bridge provides home-based ABA services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). If your child is awaiting an assessment or you are unsure whether our services are a good fit, you are welcome to contact us.

We work with children and adolescents aged 2–18, as well as young adults.

Ask anything that will help you make an informed decision. Families often ask how goals are chosen, how caregivers are involved, what sessions look like, and about scheduling and fees.

Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a science-based approach to understanding how people learn and what influences behaviour. It uses that understanding to teach useful skills and support children when behaviour affects daily life.

Your child works one-to-one with a therapist in your home. Sessions may include play, structured teaching and practice within daily routines. Practice in the community may also be included when it supports your child’s agreed goals.

We listen to your questions, learn about your child and explain how our services work. We can then discuss possible next steps. A consultation does not commit you to starting services.

No. You can contact us if your child has a diagnosis, is awaiting an assessment or you are unsure whether ABA is appropriate. We will discuss whether our services may be a good fit.

We ask about your priorities and review your child’s goals and progress with you. We can also discuss ways to support learning during everyday routines. Caregiver coaching is planned around your child’s goals and your family’s circumstances.

With your consent, we can coordinate with professionals involved in your child’s care, such as speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, when it helps support consistent goals.

OAP funding may be used for eligible ABA services. Private insurance coverage depends on your plan. We can provide our service and fee details so you can confirm coverage before starting.

An Instructor Therapist provides one-to-one sessions with guidance from the supervising Registered Behaviour Analyst. We will introduce the therapist working with your child and explain their role before sessions begin.

A Registered Behaviour Analyst (R.B.A. (Ont.)) oversees clinical assessment, program planning and therapist supervision. The therapist delivers sessions with guidance from the Registered Behaviour Analyst.

We consider assessment findings, your child’s strengths and needs, and your family’s priorities. The supervising Registered Behaviour Analyst recommends goals and discusses them with you as part of the service plan.

We review data from your child’s sessions, observe how they respond to teaching, and ask what you are noticing in everyday life. The supervising Registered Behaviour Analyst uses this information to review goals with you and adjust teaching strategies when needed.

There is no set length of time. We discuss recommendations based on your child’s needs and goals, then review progress with you and adjust the plan over time.