One-on-one and small-group sessions with an OCT-certified educator, plus theme-based ABA teaching materials posted to your child's Google Classroom. Join from anywhere in Ontario — or in person across the GTA.
Our services
Ready-to-use teaching resources for the people working with your child, and one-on-one coaching for the people raising them.
For parents, educators, therapists & ABA professionals
Theme-based teaching packages that keep children engaged while building real skills through fun, purposeful activities — at home, in class, in therapy or homeschooling.
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You don't have to navigate it alone
From diagnosis to funding to the first day of school — compassionate guidance, practical strategies and emotional support for parents, every step of the way.
Inside the classroom
Every part of our virtual classroom is designed for neurodiverse learners — swipe through to see what a week looks like.
One-on-one
Your child works with a dedicated educator, live from home through your Google Classroom — focused, calm, and paced to them.
Predictable
Each session starts with a picture schedule so your child knows what is coming. Transitions are signalled ahead and never rushed.
Theme-based
Activities built around a theme your child enjoys are posted to Google Classroom, ready to print or use on a tablet between sessions.
Together
Supported small-group classes give children a safe place to practise turn-taking, sharing and conversation with peers.
Hands-on
Movement and sensory breaks are part of the plan, with lights, sounds and pace adjusted so your child can stay regulated and ready to learn.
Core skills
Communication, early literacy and numeracy are taught in small steps with lots of practice and praise — at a pace that builds confidence.
Families
You learn the same strategies we use, so skills carry over into mealtimes, bedtime and outings — not just session time.
Progress
Session notes, homework and files are shared with you after sessions, so you always know what was worked on and what comes next.
What support looks like
Not a rigid schedule — a rhythm. Here's how our teaching resources and coaching typically show up across a week.
We pick the week's theme-based ABA teaching resources, chosen around what your child already enjoys.
Sets the tone
A hands-on session brings that theme to life, one skill at a time.
Connection fuels learning
Progress is logged and synced to your Virtual Classroom, so nothing gets lost.
Data guides what's next
A caregiver coaching check-in turns session progress into things that work at home.
You're never alone
Small wins get reinforced and celebrated — confidence builds alongside skills.
Every step forward counts
Skills carry over into real routines — mealtimes, outings, everyday moments.
Happens everywhere
No formal session — just space to recharge before the week begins again.
Rest matters too
Parent education
Not sure what you're seeing? Our parent education hub explains the most common childhood conditions in plain language — what to look for, what it means, and how we can help.
Our free parent session is a 20-minute call with our educator. Tell us what you've noticed — we'll explain what it could mean and what support is available.
In their words
"My son has autism level 2. Within three months with Bloom ABA, he's communicating in full sentences. The team knows exactly how to reach him — not just manage him."
Priya M.
Parent, Toronto
"The funding process felt impossible until Bloom ABA stepped in. Their coordinators took care of everything and we were funded within six weeks. Life-changing."
James O.
Parent, Ottawa
Getting started
Tell us about your child — no jargon, no forms. A short conversation is all it takes to get started.
We guide you through OAP eligibility, documentation, and goal-setting. Our coordinators handle the complexity.
Your child begins with a dedicated specialist — in-person or through the virtual classroom.
From the blog
Life skills practice
Setting the Dinner Table Step by Step: A Life Skills Practice Activity
Practice daily independence by breaking down the table-setting routine into fun, manageable steps together.
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What ABA looks like
What a Day of ABA Teaching Resources and Support Looks Like
Take a gentle, step-by-step look at how our neuro-affirming practice supports children and families through daily learning packages and dedicated specialist guidance.
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Calm-down activities
Making an October Calm-Down Bottle Together
Create a soothing sensory bottle with your child to help them find focus and calm when big feelings arise.
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Questions
We work with autistic and neurodiverse children and young people from early childhood through the school-age years, with teaching plans built around each child's own goals rather than a fixed age band.
We're based in Toronto and support families across the Greater Toronto Area, with a virtual classroom that reaches families anywhere in Ontario.
Many of our families use Ontario Autism Program (OAP) funding to cover services. Our coordinators help with eligibility, documentation, and the funding plan itself as part of getting started — you don't have to navigate it alone.
Yes — alongside autism (ASD), our parent education and support cover ADHD, dyslexia, Down syndrome, sensory processing differences, and general developmental delay.
Yes. Our virtual classroom is a digital learning environment built specifically for neurodiverse students and syncs with Google Classroom, so support is not limited to families who can attend in person.
Book a free 20-minute call — tell us about your child, no forms or jargon required. From there we help build out a funding plan before your child starts with a dedicated specialist.
Still have a question we haven't covered?
Contact usSchedule a free 20-minute call with our team. We'll listen, and then we'll have a plan.
Small steps. Big possibilities.
