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Behaviour Innovations offers a full range of ABA services to individuals with autism and their families. http://www.behaviourinnovations.com

BI was established in September 1998 in response to the growing need for well-supervised, high-quality, ABA-driven services for children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders and related disabilities. The directors are Dr. Nicole Walton-Allen and Dr. Joel Hundert, both psychologists and Board Certified Behaviour Analysts. What had begun out of a small office in Hamilton soon expanded to include Children’s College, a centre-based private school in Toronto, home-based services in southern Ontario, and the provision of a full range of ABA services to families in other regions across Canada, and in other countries. In 2000, the Behaviour Institute was successful at its bid to train more than 2000 instructor-therapists hired by the newly formed Regional Programs across the Province. In addition, BI has developed and delivered the following additional training programs:

A "train-the-trainer" package for training parents of young children with autism
"Advanced Topics Seminars Series" presented via video-conferencing by leading experts
A series of seven week long “supervisor internships” to supervisors at Regional Programs. Training newly hired staff at Regional Programs on how to take over the training of staff. Upgrading and revising the instructor-therapist training material. In 2002, Behaviour Institute provided consultation on the training designed by Children’s Mental Health Ontario on best practices for children with autism spectrum disorder and their families

02/20/2026

Every child deserves the chance to thrive — at home, at school, and in their community. At Behaviour Innovations, we provide personalized ABA therapy that supports communication, social skills, independence, and more.

Whether your child is just starting their journey or building on progress, we’re here every step of the way. 💙

📞 Contact us today to learn how ABA can make a difference.

02/18/2026

At Behaviour Innovations we believe in the power of positive change. Through evidence-based ABA therapy, we help children with autism and other developmental differences build essential life skills, improve communication, and gain greater independence.

Whether you’re looking for support, information or inspiration, we’re here for you. Let’s celebrate every milestone—together. 💙

02/14/2026

We are actively enrolling individuals for our Hub Etobicoke and Oakville locations. Start the conversation today! Visit our website (link in bio) or call us at (416) 251-9277.

02/12/2026

At The Hub, our structured daily schedule offers a safe and predictable environment where participants can thrive. This structure is the foundation that allows them to confidently take on new challenges and develop skills.

02/10/2026

Out and About in Etobicoke! 🌳

02/07/2026

Find out how ABA therapy can help you and your family. Visit us at www.behaviourinnovations.com or contact us directly at 905-570-0777 or info@behaviourinnovations.com.

02/05/2026

Building confidence one skill at a time. Our Life Skills ABA Program supports independence, communication, and real-world success—every step of the way.

02/04/2026

Behaviour Innovations offers ABA therapy services in Toronto, Oakville, Hamilton, London and surrounding areas as well as in Northern Ontario. Wondering what ABA Therapy is? Visit our website https://behaviourinnovations.com/ to learn more!

01/31/2026

At The Hub in Etobicoke, we actively practice skills like financial literacy, community navigation, and self-advocacy in real-world settings. Every outing is a step toward greater confidence and inclusion.

01/29/2026

Developing social connections and communication skills is a huge part of what makes The Hub special. We structure opportunities for peer interaction and foster a genuinely kind, supportive community. It’s a place to learn, grow, and make lasting friends.

01/26/2026

The Hub runs five days per week, Monday to Friday, from 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Enrollment ranges from part-time to full-time based on client preference, ranging from 1 to 5 days per week.

01/23/2026

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57 Young Street
Hamilton, ON
L8NIV1

Website

http://www.behaviourinnovations.com/

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BI was established in September 1998 in response to the growing need for well-supervised, high-quality, ABA-driven services for children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders and related disabilities. The directors are Dr. Nicole Walton-Allen and Dr. Joel Hundert, both psychologists and Board Certified Behaviour Analysts. What had begun out of a small office in Hamilton soon expanded to include Children’s College, a centre-based private school in Toronto, home-based services in southern Ontario, and the provision of a full range of ABA services to families in other regions across Canada, and in other countries. In 2000, the Behaviour Institute was successful at its bid to train more than 2000 instructor-therapists hired by the newly formed Regional Programs across the Province. In addition, BI has developed and delivered the following additional training programs: A "train-the-trainer" package for training parents of young children with autism "Advanced Topics Seminars Series" presented via video-conferencing by leading experts A series of seven week long “supervisor internships” to supervisors at Regional Programs. Training newly hired staff at Regional Programs on how to take over the training of staff. Upgrading and revising the instructor-therapist training material. In 2002, Behaviour Institute provided consultation on the training designed by Children’s Mental Health Ontario on best practices for children with autism spectrum disorder and their families