
Government Funding Accepted

Parent Coaching Available

Evidence-Based ABA Support

Serving Toronto & GTA Families
ABOUT US
Why Families Choose Heart Space Collective
We don’t choose between evidence and empathy we integrate them. Our BCBAs are trained in trauma-informed, neurodiversity affirming practice. Every session honours your child’s autonomy while building measurable skills. This isn’t just therapy it’s partnership.
Play based & naturalistic teaching methods
Family centered goal setting
Safe, sensory friendly clinic space
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Years combined RBA experience
Not sure where to begin? You’re in the right place.
Most families come to us looking for one of four things:
Direct Therapy
Individualized Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and speech therapy tailored to your child.
Parent Coaching
Collaborative guidance to give you the strategies and confidence to support your child's growth at home.
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What Makes Us Different
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Why Heart Space Collective
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Outcomes That Matter
What Makes Us Different
We go beyond traditional ABA therapy.
At Heart Space Collective, we don’t believe progress should only happen at a table.
We focus on:
Real-world skill building—at home, in the community, and in social settings
Personalized care that adapts to your child, not the other way around
A whole-child approach that integrates therapy, wellness, and social development
Because the goal isn’t just progress in session—it’s confidence in everyday life.
Why Heart Space Collective
Thoughtful care. Real-world results.
Families choose Heart Space Collective because we offer:
A personalized, relationship-driven approach
Support that extends beyond the clinic
A balance of structure, compassion, and expertise
A focus on building confidence not just managing behaviour
We meet your child where they are and help them move forward with confidence.
Outcomes That Matter
What families see over time:
Stronger communication and self expression
Improved emotional regulation
Increased independence in daily routines
Greater confidence in social settings
Small, consistent progress that adds up to meaningful change.
Programs That Nurture Confidence & Connection
Building skills. Growing confidence. Finding joy.
Our programs are designed to help children and their parents apply what they’re learning in meaningful, real-life ways.
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Camps
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Art of Awareness
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Homework Club
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Project Launch
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City Navigators
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Lunch Club
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Girls’ Group
Funding Made Simple
Below are various types of funding or insurance coverage you may be eligible to use for our services.
Eligible Funding & Coverage Streams:
Ontario Autism Program (OAP) Funding
You can learn how to register and access OAP funding here:
https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-autism-program
Extended Health Insurance
Please check with your specific provider regarding coverage for our services.
Autism Canada’s Community Assistance Program (CAP Funding)
We are an eligible service provider for this grant, allowing your child to receive funding.
Please Note: If you are not eligible for or do not have access to the funding options listed above, our services are available via fee-for-service (pay out-of-pocket).
GOT A QUESTION
Frequently
Asked Questions
Choosing the right support for your child is an important decision. Explore answers to common questions about our approach, services, funding, and how we help children build confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills.
01. What is Heart Space Collective?
Heart Space Collective is a Toronto-based wellness and therapeutic collective that blends evidence-based behavioural support with holistic, heart-led care for neurodivergent children, youth, and families. We specialize in supporting autistic children and those with ADHD through ABA therapy, speech & language services, social skills groups, parent coaching, and wellness programming.
02. Who do you support?
We support children, youth, and families with a wide range of needs, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, social communication challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, and developmental differences.
03. Do I need a diagnosis before getting started?
No. A formal diagnosis is not always required to access support. We can discuss your child's needs during an initial consultation and help determine the most appropriate next steps.
04. What ages do you serve?
We support children and youth from early childhood through adolescence (typically ages 2-18), with programs tailored to different developmental stages.
05. What services do you offer?
We offer ABA and behaviour Support, Speech & Language services, Social Confidence & Group Programs, Parent Coaching, Wellness Programs, Camps, and individualized support tailored to each child and family.
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What Families Say About Us
We believe that finding the right support for your child should feel empowering, not exhausting. From navigating government funding to exploring our social skills groups and 1:1 therapy, we are here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us to ask a question, check your eligibility, or book your free consultation.
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