Bitkids Behaviour Consulting

Healthy development starts early.

Our latest blog shares key takeaways from Senior Therapist Danielle Abbatangelo's recent training on supporting healthy development for autistic learners.

Learn how foundational skills like communication, self-advocacy, personal boundaries, and consent can be taught throughout childhood to support independence and well-being.

Read more below.

Professional Development Spotlight: Supporting Healthy Development from Childhood to Adulthood | bitKIDS Behaviour Consulting At bitKIDS, we are committed to ongoing learning that helps us better support the children, youth, and families we serve. In May 2026, Senior Therapist Danielle Abbatangelo attended From Childhood to Adulthood: How to Set, Teach, and Evalu

Summer success often starts with spring practice.

From tolerating sunscreen and life jackets to building independence with outdoor routines, small everyday experiences can help children feel more confident and prepared for summer activities.

In our newest blog, we explore how meaningful functional skills from the Assessment of Functional Living Skills (AFLS) can be naturally embedded into family routines, gardening, camps, community outings, and outdoor play for children.

At bitKIDS, we believe the most meaningful goals are the ones connected to real life and the experiences families value most.

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We were proud to attend EMERGE 2026 at The Galt Collective in celebration of the Bachelor of Interior Design graduating class at Conestoga College.

Our Operations Coordinator, Jill Bernhard, had the opportunity to support Selah Robaillard’s capstone project in an advisory role—an innovative concept for a neurodiverse learning and therapy centre.

What stood out most was the flexibility of the space and how thoughtfully it responds to the individuality of each user. Selah quickly grasped that no two learners experience environments the same way—and translated that into a design that adapts, supports, and empowers.

We’re inspired by the future of inclusive design and grateful to be part of conversations that are shaping more accessible, responsive spaces.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026

Emerging Design, Inclusive Futures | bitKIDS Behaviour Consulting  Jill Bernhard at EMERGE 2026 On April 30th, creativity and innovation took center stage at the EMERGE 2026 Graduation Gala & Networking Event, hosted at The Galt Collective. Running from 7:00–9:00 PM, this dynamic evenin

Support local impact: bitKIDS thanks Lucas Bernhard of Post Structures for volunteering his carpentry skills through his Conestoga College apprenticeship to improve our clinic space.

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Spring is here—and so are more opportunities to explore the outdoors!

At bitKIDS, we’re sharing how ABA strategies can support essential outdoor safety skills like street safety, responding to “stop,” and staying aware in the community. These small, teachable moments help build big independence and confidence for our learners.

Read more on how to support safe, successful outings this season!

Spring Into Safety: Teaching Outdoor Skills Through ABA | bitKIDS Behaviour Consulting As the days get longer and the weather warms up, spring is the perfect time for children to spend more time outdoors. At bitKIDS, we love seeing our learners explore parks, sidewalks, and community spaces—but with new environments come new

Now is a great time to contact Speak Your Mind!

We have a few after school appts still available this June
1 on Tuesdays
2 on Thursdays
We are booking assessments now and would be happy to answer any questions that you may have!

Today, we celebrate Autism Acceptance 💙

At bitKIDS, we believe acceptance goes beyond awareness—it’s about creating spaces where every child feels understood, supported, and valued for who they are.

Autistic individuals bring unique perspectives, strengths, and ways of experiencing the world. Our role is not to change who they are, but to meet them where they are, build meaningful connections, and support their growth in ways that honour their individuality.

Acceptance looks like:
✨ Listening and learning
✨ Adapting environments
✨ Celebrating differences
✨ Building inclusive communities

Let’s continue to move from awareness to true acceptance—today and every day.

We’re excited to welcome Deena Pariyangat, Registered Behaviour Analyst (Ontario), to the bitKIDS team!

Deena brings over 8 years of experience in ABA across Canada and the US, along with a powerful perspective as both a parent and practitioner. Her journey into the field began over 20 years ago when her son was diagnosed, shaping her deep belief in the impact of evidence-based care.

Guided by her philosophy to never give up, Deena is passionate about helping every child reach their potential.

We’re so glad to have you with us, Deena!

Welcome Deena to the bitKIDS Team! | bitKIDS Behaviour Consulting We’re excited to introduce the newest Registered Behaviour Analyst (Ontario) at bitKIDS, Deena Pariyangat!Deena brings both professional expertise and a deeply personal connection to the field of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA). Her j

We’re proud to partner with Mohawk, Conestoga, and Algonquin Colleges to support the next generation of ABA clinicians.
Through hands-on placements, we’re building skills, sharing knowledge, and strengthening care for families.

Flexibility is a key strength of great ABA teams.

At bitKIDS, our team adapts each day to support our learners and their families—covering sessions, sharing resources, and responding to what children need in the moment so learning can continue.

Strong teams stay flexible so kids can keep moving forward.

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The Power of Flexibility in Strong ABA Teams | bitKIDS Behaviour Consulting At bitKIDS, we often say that great therapy is built on great teams. One of the most important qualities of any strong team—especially in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)—is flexibility.Working with children and families means that eve