Autism Spectrum Disorder
Children
City KIDS (affiliated with Mothercraft)
www.mothercraft.ca/citykids@mothercraft.org
A network of agencies providing a single point of access and coordinated intake and service delivery to children with special needs and their families. Specialized services from partner agencies including any or all of the following: Resource and consultation to childcare and early childhood programs , speech and language consultation, occupational therapy consultation, behavior consultation ,access to specialized programs, family counseling and information and referral for developmental assessments.
Community Living Toronto (CLT)
www.communitylivingtoronto.ca/access@cltoronto.ca
Community Living Toronto is a recognized leader offering a full range of personalized supports and services to people with an intellectual disability and their families. They set the benchmark for excellence, innovation and accountability in the developmental services sector. Community Living Toronto changes the lives of people with an intellectual disability by giving them a voice and supporting their choices where they live, learn, work and play.
Geneva Centre for Autism
www.autism.net/info@autism.net
Geneva Centre for Autism strives to build the capacity and skills of individuals, families, community agencies and professionals to help individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder realize opportunities for successful community inclusion; Provide leadership in the development and delivery of services that are marked by excellence and flexibility and are grounded in evidence; Raise awareness and understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorders and promote the rights of all individuals to be treated with dignity and respect
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (formerly Bloorview Kids Rehab)
www.hollandbloorview.ca/info@hollendbloorview.ca
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital provides autism diagnostics: Multi-disciplinary assessment for children suspected of having an ASD. They also have social and communication classroom for children with feeding problems associated with their developmental disability; and psychopharmacology clinic for clients whose complex medical and developmental disorders suggest the need for medication management as part of their overall treatment plan. A pediatrician's referral is required to access clinical services.
Kerry's Place Autism Services
www.kerrysplace.org/jpersaudakerrysplace.org
Kerry’s Place provides Person Centered Planning, referrals to DSO-TR and other agencies, and respite planning. In partnership with Griffin Centre's Community Support Network, the Partners in Autism Program (PIA) is a consultation service for families and caregivers of youth ages 12 to 18 with an ASD diagnosis. They also offers living arrangements within various communities in southern Ontario. Their community services includes community-based recreational, social skill development, and respite programs.
Surrey’s Place Centre
www.surreyplace.on.ca/ info@surreyplace.on.ca
Surrye’s Place services include a comprehensive range of programs and services from assessment, diagnosis, and one-on-one treatment,to family counseling and group support. They have development programs for people ages 6-18. Their Parent enhancement program provides parenting skills training and support to adults with developmental disabilities. They also have Autism treatment network (ATN) which is a network of treatment and research centres across north America dedicated to improving medical care for children and adolescents with autism . The augmentative communication and writing aids (ACWA) Program supports individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages who have difficulty communicating.
Treatment, research & education for autism and development disorders (TRE-ADD-PROGRAM)
This program provides consultation service, family supports service, parent’s relief, school based services and residential services in the Thistletown regional centre. The consultation is provided to other community agencies, boards of education and professionals.
Autism Treatment Network (ATN)
The Autism Treatment Network (ATN) is a network of treatment and research centers dedicated to improving medical care for children and adolescents with autism. The ATN is modeled after the Cystic Fibrosis Network which includes a large network of Clinical Care Centers offering comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, care and counseling. It also involves a network of research centers that engage in projects to advance our understanding of the disease with the aim of developing new treatments and ultimately finding a cure.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) - The Child Youth & Family Program
Psychotic Disorders Service: assessment and consultative services for children and adolescents (ages 5 - 13) diagnosed with a psychotic disorder. Support understanding diagnosis and treatment recommendations as appropriate. Social Skills Groups is created for children ages 8 — 14 with a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome. Mood and Anxiety Service provides assessment and treatment for ages 4-17 having problems with anxiety. The Arson Prevention program for Children (TAPP-C) provides assessment and intervention to reduce fire involvement (intentional fire setting and/or match/lighter play) and fire safety promotion for age 2-17. Multidisciplinary team offers consultation to children, adolescents, and families with a variety of adjustment, emotional, behavioral, family or parenting difficulties.
Hanen Centre
www.hanen.org/infoahanen.org
The Honen Program for Parents: family-focused early language intervention for young children with expressive and/or receptive language delays. The Hanen Program for Early Childhood Educators/Teachers: developmental approach to promoting children's social, language and literacy development in a variety of early childhood settings including child care, preschool, and nursery and kindergarten programs. Family-focused program: gives parents of children with ASD and related social communication difficulties, practical tools to help their children communicate. The Hanen Program for Parents of Children who are Late Talkers: designed for parents of children formally identified as late talkers.
Hospital for Sick Children
Pediatric Consultation Clinic: 416 613-5839.
Anxiety Disorders Clinic: 416 813-6582.
Autism Research Department: 416 813-8748,
Genetics Clinic: 416 813-6390.
Audiology Clinic: 416 813-6770.
Genetics Clinic: 413-0390 613.8748.
Audiology Clinic: 813.6770.
Dentistry: 813-7.133
G-Tubo clinic: 416 813-7270
Feeding Disorder Clinic: 416 813-7270.
Ophthalmology /vision Sciences: 416 613-6838,
Loaming Disabilities Research Program: 416 813-6329.
Infant Psychiatry: 416 813-6582
Psychiatry: 416 813-6600.
Sleep Disorder Clinic: 416 813-6338
Lakeshore Area Multi-service Project (LAMP)
Community health and social service Centre that provides: Medical and Clinical Services,' Children and Youth Programs: Family Programs. Community Services; and speech and language services for children birth - 5 years.
North York General Hospital-Child and Adolescent Mental Health program (Branson Site)
www.nygh.ca/ptograms/paediatrics_speclatized _developrnent.html
Child Development Clinic: multidisciplinary developmental assessment and follow' up, limited occupational therapy intervention for children assessed in the clinic, Autism Nutrition Clinic
Child and Adolescent Mental Health: ambulatory (multi-disciplinary assessment and treatment) and in-patient bed unit for serious mental health problems). (Part of North York General Hospital)
Feeding Clinic and Nutrition Services: 416 756-6222
Adolescent Health Service: primary mental health care for a variety of physical, social, emotional or school related problems.
Regent Park Community Health Clinic- Child Development Clinic
Must live in the following catchment area: Sherbourne St to River St. and St to Gerrard St. E For non-insured clients: Bloor St. to the Lakeshore and the River to Yonge St. It provides developmental psychologist and a developmental pediatrician who conduct developmental assessments. Early Years community-based Nurse provides clinical and emotional support for families, case management. Also it has an outreach-nursing clinic for early childhood development, health promotion and disease prevention. Early Years Social Worker provides individual assessment, case management and coordination, short term Counseling, group work, and access to community and specialized services.
Scarborough Hospital (formerly Scarborough General)
Description of Service Developmental Clinic: 416 431-4848. Screening, assessment and referrals.
ADHD Clinic: 416 431-8135. Assessment and treatment for children and youth with ADHD and related emotional, behavioral and learning issues.
The Speech and Stuttering Institute (formerly the Speech Foundation of Ontario)
ASD Speech program -- This program caters to children from Senior Kindergarten to grade 3, who have a diagnosis of ASD and are trying to consistently communicate but have severe speech difficulties. They are individual sessions with a Speech-Language Pathologist for 45 minutes once a week.
St. Michael's Health Centre- Pediatric Clinic
Developmental assessments, dietary/nutritional support and general pediatric consultation.
Toronto Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
www.healthcareathome.ca/torontocentral/en
In-Home Services: nursing care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, social work, nutritional counseling, personal support, and homemaking. If eligible for above services, other services may be provided such as drug card, medical equipment or supplies, laboratory services, transportation.
Child and Family Services: for children or youth with short or other special needs and their families, 2 components health and personal support, services as listed above, with the addition of palliative care and respite care (caregiver relief).
Toronto East General Hospital- Child Development Clinic
Multidisciplinary developmental assessment and follow up. Team consists of psychologist, speech language pathologist, occupational therapist, and intake/support coordinator. Limited occupational therapy, speech therapy and behavior consultation for children assessed through the clinic.
Toronto Preschool Speech and Language Services
www.tpsls.on.ca/tpsisotoronto.ca 225
Speech and Language Program: assessment, information and referral, parent Support, training, public awareness, speech and language intervention services.
A Circle of Support
Community residential treatment program: helps children develop self care skills, life skills, functional communication skills and alternative language tools, social skills, management of challenging behaviors, community participation, and vocational planning. Short term respite care.
Adventure Place
www.adventureplace.ca/intakeaadventureplace.ca
Early Intervention Program: Assessment, service coordination and treatment support services to children and families.
Day Treatment (Section 23) Program: Early Childhood Education Program offering assessment, diagnosis, treatment and education to children and families.
Toronto Partnership for Autism Services (TPAS): The TPAS program is available to children diagnosed with Autistic Disorder or an Autism Spectrum Disorder and are at the severe end of the spectrum.
Ontario Early Years Centre: Provides structured and unstructured, play based early learning activities. Focus on promoting parenting skills and healthy child development for children up to the age of 6.
Better Beginnings NOW
Home Visiting and Parent / Child Education programs designed to promote the strengths of parents to ensure healthy growth and development for young children. Cultural and Language matches are available in the Home Visiting program.
Aisling Discoveries Child and Family Centre
www.aislingdiscoveries.on.ca / mailus@aislingdiscoveries.on.ca
The Residence accepts referrals from across Toronto through the Centralized Access to Residential Services (CARS) system, Referrals for other agency services from outside of Scarborough/East York (within the boundaries of the City of Toronto) are accepted upon request (e.g. day treatment). Some programs have specific catchment areas and age ranges due to funding parameters e.g. Toronto Partnership for Autism Services (TPAS).
The Centre provides prevention and early intervention services to children who are at risk of developing social, emotional and behavioral problems and to women who require extra support during pregnancy. The Centre also provides consultation services to staff from other agencies and public education forums on issues related to children's mental health and healthy child development.
Barlirnaeus Inc.
It provides Horne/Community Care Support, Family Respite and Child Management Program. Hospital and Health Care Service: provides accessible and flexible support to children and adolescents who are experiencing severe behavioral, social, emotional, cognitive and psychiatric difficulties and require additional support in the hospital or in the home. Youth Justice Support Service: provides Child and Youth Work support to young offenders, their families and other service providers
Catholic Children's Aid Society (CCAS)
www.torontoccas.org / hratorontoccas.org
A mandated child protection agency offers counseling, support, and parenting skills programs. It provides services either to support the child remaining in the home, or to assist with alternate living arrangements.
Centennial Infant and Child Centre
Morning preschool (ages 2 - 4) and afternoon kindergarten programs (ages 4 - 5).
Afternoon Kindergarten programs consist of a social communication group for children with an autism spectrum disorder as well as a group for children with Developmental Delays.
Infant Development Program: (ages O - 6), no fee, in-home program, consultative support to families attending community programs such as Early Years Centre.
Baby Group: weekly parent/baby resource and activity program for babies with special needs.
Children Development Institute
Early intervention and prevention, including SNAP (Stop Now and Plan) for children and youth with mental health and behavior problems including aggression, anxiety, conduct disorders and contact with the law. Group programs, family counseling, intensive services, community and home visits, school-based programs and a summer day camp.
DLC Residential Services
Residential care with a community focus offered in six group homes in Scarborough and one in East York. Treatment plans include behavior analysis, social and life skills training, communication, and social/ community integration. Consulting Psychiatrist as well as play, art and speech therapists available.
Delisle Youth Services
www.delisleyouth.org/info@delisleyouth.org
Counseling short and long term individual and family counseling.
Day Treatment: Helps youth re-enter mainstream or alternative school or employment training program.
Delisle in the Schools: school based counseling provided in four TDSB secondary schools (Northern Collegiate. Lawrence Park, York Memorial, North Toronto, Bendale Business & Technical Institute, Vaughan Road Academy)
Special Needs Team (SNT) Program: Consultation and support to families of children with complex special needs (including autism). Residential Placement Advisory Committee (RPAC): Reviews residential placements of children to ensure their needs are being met.
Etobicoke Children's Centre
www.etobicokechildren.com/ecc@etobickechildren.com
West Toronto Preschool Speech and Language Services, Childcare Consultation Group, Consultation and Support Team (CAST), Group Services, Child and Family Services, Intensive Child and Family Services, Mental Health Services for Children ages O - 6, Day Treatment, Toronto Partnership for Autism Service (TPAS)
Youth
Community Living Toronto (CLT)
www.communitylivingtoronto.ca/access@cltoronto.ca
Community Living Toronto is a recognized leader offering a full range of personalized supports and services to people with an intellectual disability and their families. They set the benchmark for excellence, innovation and accountability in the developmental services sector. Community Living Toronto changes the lives of people with an intellectual disability by giving them a voice and supporting their choices where they live, learn, work and play.
Geneva Centre for Autism
www.autism.net/info@autism.net
Geneva Centre for Autism strives to build the capacity and skills of individuals, families, community agencies and professionals to help individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder realize opportunities for successful community inclusion; Provide leadership in the development and delivery of services that are marked by excellence and flexibility and are grounded in evidence; Raise awareness and understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorders and promote the rights of all individuals to be treated with dignity and respect.
Griffin Centre
www.griffin-centre.org/contact@griffin-centre.org
Griffin Centre offer a range of professional services including; assessment, service coordination and planning, individual, family and group counselling, specialized day/residential services and respite services. They committed to fostering positive change and a culture of respect, acceptance and safety for youth and adults with challenging needs so that they have a place to belong, and opportunities to build skills, confidence and connections to make the transition to a satisfying life.
They work in partnership with other organizations to assist or support individuals whose needs exceed the capacity of the service system.
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (formerly Bloorview Kids Rehab)
www.hollandbloorview.ca/info@hollendbloorview.ca
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital provides autism diagnostics: Multi-disciplinary assessment for children suspected of having an ASD. They also have social and communication classroom for children with feeding problems associated with their developmental disability; and psychopharmacology clinic for clients whose complex medical and developmental disorders suggest the need for medication management as part of their overall treatment plan. A pediatrician's referral is required to access clinical services.
Kerry's Place Autism Services
www.kerrysplace.org/jpersaudakerrysplace.org
Kerry’s Place provides Person Centered Planning, referrals to DSO-TR and other agencies, and respite planning. In partnership with Griffin Centre's Community Support Network, the Partners in Autism Program (PIA) is a consultation service for families and caregivers of youth ages 12 to 18 with an ASD diagnosis. They also offers living arrangements within various communities in southern Ontario. Their community services includes community-based recreational, social skill development, and respite programs.
Surrey’s Place Centre
www.surreyplace.on.ca/ info@surreyplace.on.ca
Surrye’s Place services include a comprehensive range of programs and services from assessment, diagnosis, and one-on-one treatment,to family counseling and group support. They have development programs for people ages 6-18. Their Parent enhancement program provides parenting skills training and support to adults with developmental disabilities. They also have Autism treatment network (ATN) which is a network of treatment and research centres across north America dedicated to improving medical care for children and adolescents with autism . The augmentative communication and writing aids (ACWA) Program supports individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages who have difficulty communicating.
Treatment, research & education for autism and development disorders (TRE-ADD-PROGRAM)
This program provides consultation service, family supports service, parent’s relief, school based services and residential services in the Thistletown regional centre. The consultation is provided to other community agencies, boards of education and professionals.
Autism Treatment Network (ATN)
The Autism Treatment Network (ATN) is a network of treatment and research centers dedicated to improving medical care for children and adolescents with autism. The ATN is modeled after the Cystic Fibrosis Network which includes a large network of Clinical Care Centers offering comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, care and counseling. It also involves a network of research centers that engage in projects to advance our understanding of the disease with the aim of developing new treatments and ultimately finding a cure.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)- The Child Youth & Family Program
Psychotic Disorders Service: assessment and consultative services for children and adolescents (ages 5 - 13) diagnosed with a psychotic disorder. Support understanding diagnosis and treatment recommendations as appropriate. Social Skills Groups is created for children ages 8 — 14 with a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome. Mood and Anxiety Service provides assessment and treatment for ages 4-17 having problems with anxiety. The Arson Prevention program for Children (TAPP-C) provides assessment and intervention to reduce fire involvement (intentional fire setting and/or match/lighter play) and fire safety promotion for age 2-17. Multidisciplinary team offers consultation to children, adolescents, and families with a variety of adjustment, emotional, behavioral, family or parenting difficulties. The Gender Identity Service supports children, adolescents and families to better understand a young person’s Struggle with gender identity development and related behavioral or emotional problems.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) - Queen Street Site
Dual Diagnosis Resource Service provides consultation, assessment, diagnosis; time limited treatment, respite, in-home and crisis supports, education, training and system facilitation including referrals to housing, vocational, educational and treatment services. Day Treatment: for inpatient unit and individuals in the community. CAMH also provides consultation, assessment, treatment, training and skills development as an alternative to hospitalization.
Hospital for Sick Children
Pediatric Consultation Clinic: 416 613-5839.
Anxiety Disorders Clinic: 416 813-6582.
Autism Research Department: 416 813-8748,
Genetics Clinic: 416 813-6390.
Audiology Clinic: 416 813-6770.
Genetics Clinic: 413-0390 613.8748.
Audiology Clinic: 813.6770.
Dentistry: 813-7.133
G-Tubo clinic: 416 813-7270
Feeding Disorder Clinic: 416 813-7270.
Ophthalmology /vision Sciences: 416 613-6838,
Loaming Disabilities Research Program: 416 813-6329.
Infant Psychiatry: 416 813-6582
Psychiatry: 416 813-6600.
Sleep Disorder Clinic: 416 813-6338
North York General Hospital Program: Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Feeding Clinic and Nutrition Services: 416 756-6222
Adolescent Health Service: primary mental health care for a variety of physical, social, emotional or school related problems.
Scarborough Hospital (formerly Scarborough General)
Description of Service Developmental Clinic: 416 431-4848. Screening, assessment and referrals.
ADHD Clinic: 416 431-8135. Assessment and treatment for children and youth with ADHD and related emotional, behavioral and learning issues.
Speech and Stuttering Institute (formerly the Speech Foundation of Ontario)
ASD Speech Program: This program caters to children from Senior to grade 3, who have a diagnosis of ASD and are consistently trying to communicate but have severe speech difficulties. The programs consist of individual sessions with a speech-language pathologist for 45 minutes.
Toronto Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
In-Horne Services: nursing care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, social work, nutritional counseling, personal support, and homemaking. If eligible for above services, other services may be provided such as drug card, medical equipment or supplies, laboratory services, transportation.
Child and Family Services: for children or youth with short or other special needs and their families. 2 components health and personal support, services as listed above, with the addition of palliative care and respite care (caregiver relief).
Whitby Mental Health Centre- Adolescent and Young Adult Program
www.whitbymentalhealthcentre.ca/aya.htrn communicationsowmhc.ca
Assessment, Stabilization, Treatment and Transition Program for Youth (ASTT): a locked setting which provides a complete multi-disciplinary assessment, behavioral stabilization, recommendations for treatment and management, and transition to community services.
Adolescent Residential Rehabilitation (ARR): residential services, psychiatric assessment and follow up, psychological assessment, individual and family therapy, and consultation to community agencies, schools and group homes.
Barlirnaeus Inc.
It provides Horne/Community Care Support, Family Respite and Child Management Program. Hospital and Health Care Service: provides accessible and flexible support to children and adolescents who are experiencing severe behavioral, social, emotional, cognitive and psychiatric difficulties and require additional support in the hospital or in the home. Youth Justice Support Service: provides Child and Youth Work support to young offenders, their families and other service providers
Better Beginnings NOW/Adventure Place
Home Visiting and Parent / Child Education programs designed to promote the strengths of parents to ensure healthy growth and development for young children. Cultural and Language matches are available in the Home Visiting program.
DLC Residential Services
Residential care with a community focus offered in six group homes in Scarborough and one in East York. Treatment plans include behavior analysis, social and life skills training, communication, and social/ community integration. Consulting Psychiatrist as well as play, art and speech therapists available.
East Metro Youth Services
Home Based Counseling: Intensive Child and Family Services Program or Priority Access for Child Welfare.
Transitional Support Services: for youth admitted to Rouge Valley Heath Centre or Toronto East General Hospital.
Day Treatment: Significant psychosocial difficulties including mental health, behavior and learning disabilities.
Community and Child Welfare Based Residential Programs.
Adults
Community Living Toronto (CLT)
www.communitylivingtoronto.ca/access@cltoronto.ca
Community Living Toronto is a recognized leader offering a full range of personalized supports and services to people with an intellectual disability and their families. They set the benchmark for excellence, innovation and accountability in the developmental services sector. Community Living Toronto changes the lives of people with an intellectual disability by giving them a voice and supporting their choices where they
live, learn, work and play.
Geneva Centre for Autism
www.autism.net/info@autism.net
Geneva Centre for Autism strives to build the capacity and skills of individuals, families, community agencies and professionals to help individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder realize opportunities for successful community inclusion; Provide leadership in the development and delivery of services that are marked by excellence and flexibility and are grounded in evidence; Raise awareness and understanding of Autism Spectrum Disorders and promote the rights of all individuals to be treated with dignity and respect
Griffin Centre
www.griffin-centre.org/contact@griffin-centre.org
Griffin Centre offer a range of professional services including; assessment, service coordination and planning, individual, family and group counselling, specialized day/residential services and respite services. They committed to fostering positive change and a culture of respect, acceptance and safety for youth and adults with challenging needs so that they have a place to belong, and opportunities to build skills, confidence and connections to make the transition to a satisfying life.
They work in partnership with other organizations to assist or support individuals whose needs exceed the capacity of the service system.
Kerry's Place Autism Services
www.kerrysplace.org/jpersaudakerrysplace.org
Kerry’s Place provides Person Centred Planning, referrals to DSO-TR and other agencies, and respite planning. In partnership with Griffin Centre's Community Support Network, the Partners in Autism Program (PIA) is a consultation service for families and caregivers of youth ages 12 to 18 with an ASD diagnosis. They also offers living arrangements within various communities in southern Ontario. Their community services includes community-based recreational, social skill development, and respite programs.
Surrey’s Place Centre
www.surreyplace.on.ca/ info@surreyplace.on.ca
Surrye’s Place services include a comprehensive range of programs and services from assessment, diagnosis, and one-on-one treatment,to family counselling and group support. Their adult programs include assessment, consultation and /or treatment from a service coordinator, psychologist, counsellor, speech language pathologist, audiologist, occupational therapist, and /or behaviour therapist. The augmentative communication and writing aids (ACWA) Program supports individuals with developmental disabilities of all ages who have difficulty communicating.
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) - Queen Street Site
Dual Diagnosis Resource Service provides consultation, assessment, diagnosis; time limited treatment, respite, in-home and crisis supports, education, training and system facilitation including referrals to housing, vocational, educational and treatment services. Day Treatment: for inpatient unit and individuals in the community. CAMH also provides consultation, assessment, treatment, training and skills development as an alternative to hospitalization.
COTA Health
www.cotahealth.ca/info@cotahealth.ca
Case management and transitional support services provided through our community liaison workers working with young adults with a developmental disability transitioning into the adult sector from the child welfare system. Referrals to this program are restricted to the following four Toronto-based child welfare agencies: Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto, Children's Aid Society of Toronto, Jewish Family and Child Services and Native Child and Family Services.
Speech and Stuttering Institute (formerly the Speech Foundation of Ontario)
Stuttering Program: group therapy setting for about 1 to 3 hours depending on program.
Toronto Community Care Access Centre (CCAC)
In-Horne Services: nursing care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, social work, nutritional counselling, personal support, and home-making. If eligible for above services, other services may be provided such as drug card, medical equipment or supplies, laboratory services, transportation.
Child and Family Services: for children or youth with other special needs and their families, 2 components health and personal support, services as listed above, with the addition of palliative care and respite care (caregiver relief).
DLC Residential Services
Residential care with a community focus offered in six group homes in Scarborough and one in East York. Treatment plans include behaviour analysis, social and life skills training, communication, and social/ community integration. Consulting Psychiatrist as well as play, art and speech therapists available.