Who We Are

We empower autistic individuals to thrive through assessments, therapy, group sessions, and workshops. Serving all ages across Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec, we take a holistic, personalized approach that respects your values, preferences, and goals. Every client matters—we prioritize clear, responsive, and supportive care.

Our Mission

We increase access to neurodiversity-affirming to autism services for people of all ages by:

  • Providing a wide range of services developed to honor the voices of the autistic community and the latest research findings, including assessment, therapy, brief consultation, groups, seminars, and support for parents or caregivers.

  • Offering training and education for clinicians, businesses, universities, schools, and organizations to foster inclusivity.

  • Sharing resources that support autistic individuals, families, and clinicians adopting neurodiversity-affirming practices.

  • Embodying and advocating for our core values of authenticity, compassion, and respect. 

Our Values

  1. Authenticity

    We are human, which means we are not perfect and we strive to be honest, transparent, and genuine in all of our interactions with you.

  2. Compassion

    We care deeply about clients and the community. We hope that everyone we come into contact with feels cared for and understood.

  3. Respect

    We respect you as the expert of your own experience and we strive to offer you the highest quality of care in a collaborative way.

Our Services

We are an approved Service Provider with the Community Assistance Program (CAP) through Autism Canada.

We are an approved Service Provider with the Community Assistance Program (CAP) through Autism Canada. This means we are eligible to submit funding applications on behalf of Autistic and neurodivergent people who may benefit from our services. CAP is a national program that provides limited financial support for eligible services and supports. Applications are completed and submitted by approved Service Providers, and all funding decisions are made by Autism Canada based on program criteria and availability of funds.