Behavioural therapy (ABA)

Structured, evidence-based strategies to support behaviour, learning and daily functioning, led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

Fee-basedNo referral neededReceipts for your benefit planWith a BCBA
A child and adult learning together

Who it can help

It may help with:

  • Challenging behaviour
  • Developmental differences
  • Daily living skills
  • Communication
  • Routines and transitions
  • Big emotions and emotional regulation
  • Anxiety-related avoidance, including school avoidance
  • Sleep, feeding and toileting routines
  • Behaviour linked to ADHD, autism, mental health or medical conditions

How we help

AssessmentUnderstanding what drives behaviour.
A personalized planClear, measurable goals.
Parent trainingConsistent strategies at home.

About your behaviour analyst

Aliya RahimAliya Rahim, BCBABoard Certified Behavior Analyst · Ph.D. candidate, Behavior Science

Aliya specializes in mental health, psychiatric conditions and developmental disabilities. She has worked in pediatric hospitals and centres of excellence, supporting children with complex behavioural challenges alongside medical diagnoses.

For emotional regulation and sensory needs, Aliya can work alongside Wendy Tang, our occupational therapist, so your child gets a joined-up plan.

What is a BCBA?

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst holds a graduate degree, has completed supervised clinical training, and has passed a certification exam set by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board. BCBAs follow a professional ethics code and keep their training current through continuing education.

Not only for autism

Behavioural approaches also help with anxiety-related avoidance, big emotions, and daily routines like sleep and feeding. Care is collaborative and respectful, and built around your child's and family's goals.

How to get started

  1. 1Complete our Get Started formIt takes a few minutes.
  2. 2A free consultationOur intake team learns what you need and matches you with the right therapist.
  3. 3Start sessionsIn person or virtual.

Cost

  • Coverage for behaviour analysis varies by benefit plan, so check with your provider. We provide receipts.

Who you'll see

Meet the full team
Aliya RahimAliya RahimBoard Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Not sure who's the right fit? Our Client Care Navigators can talk through your child's needs with you and help put together a plan. Get started

Common questions

Who provides behavioural therapy?

Aliya Rahim, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Ph.D. candidate in Behavior Science.

Is it covered by benefits?

Coverage for behaviour analysis varies by plan, so check with your benefit provider. We provide receipts.

Is behavioural therapy only for autism?

No. Behavioural approaches can also help with anxiety-related avoidance, emotional regulation, and routines like sleep, feeding and toileting. We tailor the plan to your child and family.

Related services

Ready to start?

Complete our Get Started form and we'll match you with the right therapist.

Need help right now? Call 911 or 988, or go to your nearest emergency department.

Behavioural therapy (ABA)

Structured, evidence-based strategies to support behaviour, learning and daily functioning, led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

Fee-basedNo referral neededReceipts for your benefit planWith a BCBA
A child and adult learning together

Who it can help

It may help with:

  • Challenging behaviour
  • Developmental differences
  • Daily living skills
  • Communication
  • Routines and transitions
  • Big emotions and emotional regulation
  • Anxiety-related avoidance, including school avoidance
  • Sleep, feeding and toileting routines
  • Behaviour linked to ADHD, autism, mental health or medical conditions

How we help

AssessmentUnderstanding what drives behaviour.
A personalized planClear, measurable goals.
Parent trainingConsistent strategies at home.

About your behaviour analyst

Aliya RahimAliya Rahim, BCBABoard Certified Behavior Analyst · Ph.D. candidate, Behavior Science

Aliya specializes in mental health, psychiatric conditions and developmental disabilities. She has worked in pediatric hospitals and centres of excellence, supporting children with complex behavioural challenges alongside medical diagnoses.

For emotional regulation and sensory needs, Aliya can work alongside Wendy Tang, our occupational therapist, so your child gets a joined-up plan.

What is a BCBA?

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst holds a graduate degree, has completed supervised clinical training, and has passed a certification exam set by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board. BCBAs follow a professional ethics code and keep their training current through continuing education.

Not only for autism

Behavioural approaches also help with anxiety-related avoidance, big emotions, and daily routines like sleep and feeding. Care is collaborative and respectful, and built around your child's and family's goals.

How to get started

  1. 1Complete our Get Started formIt takes a few minutes.
  2. 2A free consultationOur intake team learns what you need and matches you with the right therapist.
  3. 3Start sessionsIn person or virtual.

Cost

  • Coverage for behaviour analysis varies by benefit plan, so check with your provider. We provide receipts.

Who you'll see

Meet the full team
Aliya RahimAliya RahimBoard Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Not sure who's the right fit? Our Client Care Navigators can talk through your child's needs with you and help put together a plan. Get started

Common questions

Who provides behavioural therapy?

Aliya Rahim, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Ph.D. candidate in Behavior Science.

Is it covered by benefits?

Coverage for behaviour analysis varies by plan, so check with your benefit provider. We provide receipts.

Is behavioural therapy only for autism?

No. Behavioural approaches can also help with anxiety-related avoidance, emotional regulation, and routines like sleep, feeding and toileting. We tailor the plan to your child and family.

Related services

Ready to start?

Complete our Get Started form and we'll match you with the right therapist.

Need help right now? Call 911 or 988, or go to your nearest emergency department.