A Revolutionary, Results-oriented Therapy Alternative to ABA Therapy for Treating Autism
Some children do well with ABA therapy. Others don’t.
Alternatives to ABA –You may not know that ABA therapy is not the only successful treatment for children with autism.
There is another option
Are you…
- Struggling to get your child to happily attend their therapy?
- Worried that the long-term costs of ABA will use up your funding?
- Uncomfortable with the ABA approach and looking for another treatment?
Our therapy for autism incorporates the evidence-based
Miller Method & DIR/ Floortime methods.
How it’s different from ABA
ABA
Child Counselling
Miller Method
The Miller Method believes each child – no matter how withdrawn or disorganized – is trying to find a way to cope with the world. Our task is to help that child use every capacity or fragment of capacity to achieve this.
Floortime/DIR
Floortime is a relationship-based therapy for children with autism. The intervention is called Floortime because the parent or therapist gets down on the floor with the child to play and interact with the child at their level. Floortime meets children where they are and builds upon their strengths and abilities through creating a warm relationship. The goal is to excite their interests, draw them to connect to you, and challenge them to be creative, curious, and spontaneous—all of which move them forward intellectually and emotionally.
Alternatives to ABA: Child Counseling, Art Therapy, CBT, and DBT
Our autism therapy program focuses on providing effective alternatives to ABA. Through child counseling, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT),therapy relationship development intervention and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), we aim to support your child’s progress and well-being. Start your child’s journey towards growth and development today with our comprehensive approach.alternatives to aba applied behavioural can be ethical alternatives to aba therapy
Goals of Our Autism Therapy
- Sensory development. Helping children make sense of what they see or hear
- Motor skills. Helping children get better at physical tasks like tying shoelaces
- Emotional and cognitive development. Helping children recognise other people’s feelings.
- Communication. Helping children learn two-way communication whether verbal or non-verbal
Alternatives to ABA-alternative therapies in Action
Before
A 3 year old child was with an ABA therapist for a year the child was not enjoying the therapy for 3 month the child was working on sorting and sitting next to the table.
The centre said that it is how they do it even that the child was able to do the activities from the first day.
The clinic has two payments one 40-60 an hour to the therapist (the therapist in most cases going on the job training for 2 months and then start to work and on every 3 weeks a ABA therapist will change the program (additional cost of 180-250$)
After
The child came after a year in ABA, on the first intake I built a program for him, he came for 2 hours instead of 20 hours a week and in a few week advanced in language and social skills
Parents and Kids Love Our Autism Therapy
PARENTS
KIDS
Alternatives to ABA-How Can We Help You?
AUTISM
Autism Therapy
Individual therapy at your home or at our center
Child Development
Programs your child. (up to grade 3)
Summer and winter programs
Winter and summer programs for children with special needs
Alternatives to ABA early start denver model cognitive behavior therapy –Your child’s progress is possible.
And it starts today
FAQs
Is the therapy covered by the government? Yes, we are covered by the Ontario Autism program and some private insurance.
Is there a difference between development therapy and behavioral therapy? Yes, there is a difference while both methods are valid methods. Development therapy deals with the development of the child. It views behavioral issues as part of the development of a child. We do not look at the chart age as the starting point. We look at the current abilities, and then seek to build the development blocks that are missing.
Do you provide help with explaining to schools my child’s diagnosis? Yes, we provide workshops for schools and parents to teach them about the diagnosis of the child and how the child looks at the world.
Ready to Give Your Child the Wings to Soar?
- Fill out this form
- We’ll call to schedule an assessment
- We’ll make recommendations and an autism therapy plan to suit your child
Your Child’s Bright Future Starts Today
Contact us today and watch your child develop…
The confidence they deserve – The independence they crave – The skills they need
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