This is Your Place. In-Centre ABA Group Therapy

This is Your Place. In-Centre ABA Group Therapy

Build confidence. Practise real-life skills. Grow independence.


Surrey Place’s in-person ABA groups help children and teens with autism build communication, confidence and everyday life skills while having fun and connecting with peers. Our ABA group therapy provides a supportive, structured place to practise new skills together.

Find the Right Starting Point for Your Child. 


Every child brings their own strengths, interests and goals. Each season, Surrey Place offers 12 ABA groups built around different communication levels, interests and skills. Start with one of our core offerings below or explore our complete catalogue
here.
Early to Intermediate Communication
For children using one- or two-word sentences and building early communication skills.  Start small. Grow big. 
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Conversation Starters
For children using three-word sentences and beginning to connect with peers. Share your thoughts – and find your people. 
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Conversation Builders
For children speaking in full sentences and building confidence with peers. Turn conversation into connection. 
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Coding & Robotics
Build, troubleshoot and communicate together while developing presentation skills. Big ideas. Bigger possibilities. 
Find Your Place

Real-World Skills Are Practiced Together

Some things are best learned with other people. 

Groups give children and youth room to practice communication, turn-taking, problem-solving, emotional regulation and independence as they happen—with peers, big belly laughs and experienced Registered Behaviour Analysts alongside them. 
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Find Your Place at Surrey Place

ABA Group Therapy is just one way to get started. 

Explore our Winter catalogue for programs for 1-to-1 ABA, programs for younger children, respite and new offerings like Dungeons & Dragons. 
Explore our Winter Catalogue

Questions You Might Have 

Wouldn’t one-to-one therapy be better? expand_more
My child has had a tough experience with services before. How is this different? expand_more
My child doesn’t love social situations. Will they be okay? expand_more

Ready to Find Your Place?

The right group can be a place to build skills, find confidence and discover your people.
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