Little Treasures- ABA services

03/25/2017

10/26/2016

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04/04/2016

Little Treasures will be offering another block of Social Skills every Saturdays from 9am-12pm starting April 16th-June 25th.

Our social skills program is offered to all children, not only to those who require specialized support. Our goal is to enrich children with social opportunities to learn various appropriate behaviours in a group/social environment. These skills can help them with school readiness, following group instructions, interacting appropriately with other peers, among various others. We will be following a specialized social skills curriculum where we will be targeting various areas that we can build on with the children such as turn taking, conversation skills, conflict management, and more.

If you are interested in enrolling your child, however will be the first time attending our social skills program, please email [email protected] and we will be happy to followup with a phone meeting to discuss more details.

Registeration is now OPEN! Please call the centre at 905-554-6191 or email [email protected] to register today!!

Register before April 6th and receive a 10% discount off total amount.
Last day to register is Thursday April 14th.

CALL OUR CENTRE OR EMAIL [email protected] for more information!

01/26/2016

Check out our additional programs being offered started in February! Register before January 29th and receive an additional early bird discount of the program of your choice!! Call today for more information!!

01/12/2016

Our social skills program starting in February 2016, is offered to all children within the ages 2.5-9 years old, and is not restricted to those who require specialized support. Based on assessment, your child will be placed in either Social skills group 1 OR group 2 based on their ages and skill level. Our goal is to enrich children with social opportunities to learn various appropriate behaviours in a group/social environment. These skills can help them with school readiness, following group instructions, interacting appropriately with other peers, among various others. We will be following a specialized social skills cirriculum where we will be targeting various areas that we can build on with the children. All our programs are supervised by a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA), who will oversee and supervise the program, and monitor the ongoing progress of each child as well as address any behaviours or obstacles that would interfer with the child's learning (if observed).

Registeration is now available! If you are interested in registering your child for this program,
please call us at 905 554-6191 or email: [email protected]

01/12/2016

REGISTER BEFORE JANUARY 29th and get an early bird discounted price!!

As the new year has now begun, so have many of our programs which we will be offering in the upcoming weeks.
Our social skills program offered last year was reported to be successful and the staff at Little Treasures was thrilled to hear that many of our children acquired new skills and showed improvement with conversations and play skills not only at the centre but in other environments such as at home and in school.

Therefore, our Social Skills program will continue to be offered. Please see flyer or call our centre for more information! REGISTRATION IS OPEN! CALL TODAY!

11/22/2015

As the winter break is fast approaching, Little Treasures will be offering a more intensive, individualized social skills camp during this winter break.

The camp will run for 5 full days (9am-3pm) Dec 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 29th and 30th (closed for Christmas and Newyears) where the program will be similar to what has been run on Saturdays, except more intensive and individualized to each child. The benefits for your children to attend this winter camp would be for them to get more opportunities to practice the new skills they were newly exposed to during the Saturday programs which ran from October 17th till December 5th.
Call or email us today to register!!

10/26/2015

By Zainab Fazal, M.ADS, BCBA bSci21 Contributing Writer Do you want to play a game? If you asked your students this question, my guess is that you would get some enthusiastic yeses! Because who doesn’t want to play a game at school? Applied...

10/26/2015

Julia, a new muppet with autism, will join Grover and Elmo in their Sesame Street adventures

10/26/2015

Calling all families, friends and little ones to our Little Treasures annual Halloween Party!!! Don't forget to come in costume, yes, including parents! Come and join us for an evening of fun, treats, crafts, ball room, and more!
When? Oct 30th at 5pm
Where? Little Treasures Learning Centre (see flyer for details)
Cost? Free
Dress code? Costume

10/22/2015

"The fact that evidence-based interventions driven from ABA have shown to be effective for children with ASD has often lead to the misconception that ABA is synonymous to a “therapy for autism” and that it can only be used to design interventions for children with ASD. As some authors have already pointed out (e.g., Dillenburger & Keenan, 2009), this is a myth. ABA is the science that focuses on socially significant human behaviour (Cooper, Heron, & Heward, 2007), thus it can and should be the basis for the design of an effective intervention for improving any aspect of human behaviour (e.g., increasing communication, social, or academic skills and decreasing inappropriate behaviours such as aggressive or self-injurious behaviours) for any population (e.g., adults with aphasia, children with ASD, adults learning a second language, children with Down’s syndrome, etc.)" Read article for more info....
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http://www.melodycenter.ch/english/links/abavb/study/aba/

More than forty years of research have well documented that interventions based on the science of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) are the best available choice for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD). This can be claimed since ABA-based interventions have proven to effectively develop s…