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ABA therapy in Toronto

AlphaBee has two centres in Toronto — Etobicoke in the west end, where we started over 20 years ago, and Scarborough in the east.

Every program is built around your child. We work at both centres, in family homes, at school and daycare, and online — whichever fits your week.

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The AlphaBee Etobicoke centre at 130 North Queen Street in west Toronto
Our Etobicoke centre, 130 North Queen Street
Two Toronto centres Etobicoke in the west, Scarborough in the east.
No diagnosis needed You can start before any formal assessment.
Children and teens From 12 months through to 18 years.

Experience 20+ years Two decades with Toronto families, from our first Etobicoke centre through to Scarborough today.

Approach Start with understanding Assessment, observation and what you tell us about your child — together those decide where a program begins.

Our tool Hive Our own data tool records every session, so what we change next is based on what actually happened.

Our two Toronto centres

Most families choose the centre closest to home. If neither is convenient, ask about home-based and online sessions — we cover the rest of the city that way.

West Toronto

Etobicoke

Address
130 N Queen St, Unit 1
Etobicoke, ON  M8Z 2E4
Phone
(416) 367-5968
Toll free 1 (866) 367-5968
Intake hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
See the Etobicoke centre
East Toronto

Scarborough

Address
1061 Midland Ave
Scarborough, ON  M1K 4G8
Phone
(416) 367-5968
Toll free 1 (866) 367-5968
Intake hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
See the Scarborough centre
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How it starts

Four steps, and the first one costs nothing.

The AlphaBee Etobicoke centre at 130 North Queen Street

A conversation

A free 20-minute call. Tell us what's going on and what you'd like to change. No diagnosis needed.

An assessment

Established tools show us where your child is now. That starting point is what the whole program is built on.

A program

Written for your child and reviewed as they go. Hive records each session, so the plan keeps up with them.

If you're switching

With your permission, we connect with your child's school or previous provider to collect the information that's already out there.

Two children the same age can need completely different things. We measure each one against where they started.

Services at our Toronto centres

The full range runs at both Etobicoke and Scarborough.

Areas we serve across Toronto

From North Queen Street in Etobicoke we see families across the west end — Mimico, New Toronto, Long Branch, Islington, The Kingsway, Humber Bay, Rexdale and Alderwood, along with nearby Mississauga.

From Midland Avenue in Scarborough we cover the east — Agincourt, Malvern, West Hill, Guildwood, Birch Cliff, Cliffside, Woburn and Rouge, along with nearby Markham and Pickering.

For families in the middle of the city — midtown, downtown, East York and North York — home-based and online sessions are often an easier fit than travelling to either centre.

We also work in homes, schools and daycares across Toronto, depending on location, scheduling and staff availability.

Not sure whether we reach you? Call and we'll tell you straight away, rather than putting you on a list to find out later.

Common questions

Which Toronto centre should we go to?

Most families pick the one closest to home — Etobicoke for the west end, Scarborough for the east. Both run the same services. If neither is an easy trip, ask about home-based and online sessions instead.

Do we need a diagnosis to start?

No. You can book a consultation and begin services without a formal assessment. If an assessment is something you're waiting on, that doesn't have to hold anything up.

What ages do you work with?

Children and teens, from around 12 months through to 18 years. We don't work with adults.

Do you only support children on the autism spectrum?

No. We work with a range of developmental needs — including FASD, Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities — not autism alone.

How does funding work?

Most families start with Ontario Autism Program (OAP) funding. Paying privately is an option, and some insurance or extended health plans cover part of the cost. We'll go through what applies to your family before anything begins.

We're already with another provider. What happens?

With your permission, we'll contact your child's school or current provider directly and collect what we need from them, so the move across is handled between the two teams.

How will we know it's working?

Every session is recorded in Hive, our own data tool. We track your child against their own goals, review that data regularly, and change the program when it tells us something needs to change.

Start with a conversation

Tell us about your child and we'll explain what ABA at our Toronto centres involves — including waiting times and how funding works.

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Contact AlphaBee — Etobicoke, Scarborough & Hamilton

We’re here to listen, support, and help you take the next step. Whether you have questions about our services, want to learn more about our programs, or are ready to begin your child’s developmental journey, our dedicated team is just a message away.

Fill out the form below, and we’ll respond promptly to discuss how we can support your family’s unique needs.

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