BCBA-certified therapists deliver personalized 1-on-1 in-home ABA therapy tailored to your child's unique goals — in the familiar environment where children with autism learn best. In-person home sessions across Ontario. Virtual ABA therapy available in BC, Alberta, Quebec, and every Canadian province.
In-home ABA therapy means your BCBA-certified therapist comes to your home — where your child feels safest and most comfortable. Sessions are structured, individualized, and focused on building skills that matter in real daily life.
Research consistently shows that children with autism learn faster and generalize skills more effectively when home-based ABA therapy takes place in familiar, natural environments. Whether you are in Mississauga, Toronto, Brampton, Ottawa, or anywhere across Canada — your home is the ideal setting for ABA therapy.
Choosing home-based therapy gives your child a unique advantage — learning in the environment where skills actually need to be used.
Your home reduces anxiety and allows your child to focus entirely on learning — no adjustment period needed for a new setting.
Every session is designed for your child alone. No group therapy — just undivided BCBA-supervised attention on your child's goals.
Parents observe and participate in sessions, learning strategies to reinforce progress throughout the day — not just during therapy hours.
Skills learned at home transfer directly to daily routines like mealtimes, getting dressed, and bedtime — no re-teaching needed.
Sessions fit around your family's schedule — mornings, evenings, or weekends. No commuting, no waiting rooms, no disrupted nap times.
Every session is tracked with precise data. You receive regular progress reports so you always know exactly how your child is advancing.
From your first call to your child's first session — we guide you every step of the way, no matter where you are in Canada.
Book a no-obligation 15-minute call. We listen to your concerns, answer questions, and explain OAP funding options available in your province.
Book your callOur BCBA conducts a comprehensive children's assessment to understand your child's strengths, challenges, and developmental goals.
About assessmentsBased on the assessment, your BCBA designs an individualized home ABA program targeting your child's specific communication, behavior, and independence goals.
Your therapist visits your home anywhere in Canada, or connects virtually. Progress is tracked after every session and the plan is adjusted regularly for the best outcomes.
Every program is individualized — but here are the key skill areas our BCBA-certified therapists focus on during home sessions across Canada.
Building language, requests, and expressive skills
Interaction, sharing, turn-taking and peer play
Managing feelings, reducing challenging behaviors
Dressing, hygiene, feeding, toileting independence
Ontario families can access in-home ABA therapy through the Ontario Autism Program (OAP). As a registered OAP service provider, Advance Academy helps you navigate the funding process from start to finish — at no extra charge.
Ask About OAP FundingContact AccessOAP to register your child for the Ontario Autism Program — we help you through this step.
Select us as your registered OAP service provider for in-home ABA therapy sessions.
OAP funding is applied toward your child's therapy hours — no upfront costs, no complicated billing.
Your BCBA therapist visits your home on a schedule that works for your family.
Our BCBA therapists provide in-home ABA sessions across Canada — Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and beyond. Virtual ABA therapy is also available in every province and territory.
Not in Ontario? Virtual ABA therapy is available Canada-wide →
Real reviews from parents who chose Advance Academy for in-home ABA therapy.
"Their professionalism and the progress we have seen in our child have made a huge difference in our daily lives. Highly recommend Advance Academy to any family seeking ABA therapy."
"From the very first consultation, the team at Advance Academy made us feel supported. The progress our child has made in just a few months has been remarkable."
"Advance Academy's ABA services have been life-changing, with caring therapists who provide personalized, impactful support for our child and our entire family."
Answers to what Canadian families ask most before starting in-home ABA therapy in Ontario, BC, Alberta, and across Canada.
A BCBA-certified therapist visits your home and conducts 1-on-1 ABA sessions tailored to your child's goals. Sessions focus on communication, social skills, daily living, and behavior — all in the familiar comfort of your home environment where skills transfer naturally.
Yes. Advance Academy is an OAP-registered provider. Ontario families can use their Ontario Autism Program funding to cover in-home ABA therapy sessions. We guide you through the full application process at no extra charge.
The number of hours depends on your child's individual needs and goals. Programs typically range from 5 to 25 hours per week. Your BCBA will recommend the right schedule after completing the initial assessment.
We provide in-home ABA therapy for children from toddlers (ages 18 months) through teens. Early intervention programs are especially effective for children aged 2 to 6, when the brain is most responsive to ABA strategies.
We provide in-home ABA therapy to families across Canada — in-person sessions are available in Ontario and major cities, while virtual ABA therapy sessions reach families in every Canadian province — British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, and beyond. Virtual sessions are just as effective for many goals.
Home ABA therapy takes place in your child's familiar home environment, reducing anxiety and helping skills generalize naturally. Daycare ABA therapy is integrated into your child's daycare setting and focuses on social and peer interaction. Many families choose both for the best outcomes.
Join hundreds of Canadian families who trust Advance Academy for BCBA-certified in-home ABA therapy. Book a free 15-minute consultation — our team will answer every question and explain funding options available in your province.
