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Who Can Benefit from Behavior Intervention?

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

  • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

  • Developmental Disabilities

  • Emotional and Behavioural Challenges

 

At Bridge Kids Behaviour Consulting, our ABA therapy programs aim to improve children’s overall quality of life by teaching meaningful skills, encouraging positive behaviors, and reducing challenging behaviors.

 One-to-One intervention Autism Support

Behavior Challenges We Address:

  • Tantrums and meltdowns

  • Aggression or self-injury

  • Difficulty with transitions (e.g., changing activities or environments)

  • Non-compliance (e.g., refusing to follow instructions)

  • Social skills difficulties (e.g., trouble making or maintaining friendships)

  • Communication challenges (e.g., limited verbal skills, frustration with expressing needs)

  • Sensory sensitivities (e.g., strong reactions to sounds, textures, or lights)

  • Anxiety-related behaviors (e.g., avoidance, repetitive behaviors)

  • Sleep or mealtime struggles

What Skills Does ABA Therapy Help Develop?

  • Communication Skills
    Verbal and non-verbal communication, expressing needs, initiating conversations.

  • Social Interaction Skills
    Building friendships, cooperative play, turn-taking, and group participation.

  • Emotional Regulation Skills
    Managing emotions, coping with frustration, handling transitions calmly.

  • Daily Living & Self-Care Skills
    Dressing, grooming, hygiene, meal preparation, and daily routines.

  • Executive Functioning Skills
    Following instructions, improving focus, problem-solving, and decision-making.

  • Adaptive & Safety Skills
    Community safety awareness, understanding boundaries, navigating environments confidently.

Our ABA Therapy Programs:

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Home-Based

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Center-Based

Home-Based Behavior Intervention:

  • Ideal for younger children developing essential daily living skills, such as: toileting, brushing teeth, feeding and mealtime routines, dressing and self-care, sleep routines

  • Recommended for children with challenging behaviors that may disrupt or harm others in public or social settings (e.g., loud vocalizations, pushing peers).

  • Family involvement is key — parents actively participate in sessions, learning strategies to support their child’s progress at home.

  • Provides comfort and familiarity, reducing anxiety and creating a natural environment for learning.

  • Offers convenience by eliminating the need for travel and adapting interventions to your family's daily routines.

Center-Based Behavior Intervention:

  • Best suited for older children who are ready to apply and generalize skills in a more complex and structured environment.

  • Access to specialized resources, including sensory tools, visual supports, and structured teaching materials.

  • Provides valuable peer interaction opportunities to build: social communication skills, cooperative play, group participation

  • Structured routines and a controlled environment help children stay focused and engaged.

  • Daily on-site supervision by behaviour consultants, ensuring high-quality and consistent intervention

1:1 Behaviour Intervention

Achieving Positive Change with ABA-Based Behaviour Intervention

Home-Based vs Center-Based

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