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Our Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) services are flexible and responsive to client needs, and maintain our commitment to neurodiversity affirming practices and practices that are trauma responsive. In a school based setting, we support students in individualized programming that is derived from comprehensive curriculums, and anchored in compassionate care.
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We offer a range of behavioural programs to meet the diverse needs of children and youth. Whether your child needs full-time support, focused skill-building, or something in between, we’ve got you covered.
Explore the options below to find what’s right for your family.
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1. Group ABA Programs
Structured, social, and skill-building.
Our ABA group programs offer an alternative or supplement to traditional school settings. Led by experienced professionals, these programs support learning, emotional regulation, communication, and peer interaction in a small-group environment.
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Explore Group ABA Programs (September-June): Core Clinical Classroom
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Explore Group ABA Programs (July & August): Core Clinical Camp
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2. 1:1 ABA Therapy (Full-Time or Part-Time)
Individualized care for consistent growth.
For children who benefit from direct, one-on-one intervention, we offer full-time and part-time ABA programs tailored to a wide range of developmental goal including communication, self-regulation, independence, or daily living skills.
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3. Short-Term, Solution-Focused ABA (In-Person or Virtual)
Targeted support for focused challenges.
Our newest offering provides short-term, focused ABA-based support — ideal for families who are navigating a specific challenge (like isolated domains of foundational academics, self-regulation, or adaptive communication) or those looking for a consult-style model. Available in person or virtually, this approach is goal-directed and time-limited, blending the structure of ABA with a practical, solution-focused mindset.
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Not sure what you need?
Our team is here to help.
Book a free intake call to explore your options.
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What is the Mag Minds Approach?
Our approach is neurodiversity-affirming, trauma-informed and anchored in a compassionate-care model.
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Is MM a Clinic or a School?
We offer clinically significant programs but are very dedicated to our "school-feel". When students arrive, it doesn't feel like a doctor's office, it feels like a school--because it is!
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Do you target social skills at Mag Minds?
All of our students target development of social skills, and learn alongside their peers. Being around other kids provides learning opportunities that promote skill building.
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Will learning happen outdoors?
We have a fenced in outdoor classroom and play space that is used year round. We also have an outdoor space we call "The Tarmac" for sports/team game instruction.
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Can parents observe sessions?
We do not typically permit observation of group programs, but we have multiple showcases/performances each year where caregivers are welcomed in (Curriculum Night, Winter Concert, School Play, Track & Field Day, etc.)
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Observation of 1:1 programming can be arranged by contacting the school office.