Adora Bright Therapy Services

05/03/2026

Ready, set… LISTEN 👂✨

Today we put our listening ears to work and became Active Listening Champs 🤖🎨 while completing our robot colouring sheets. The challenge? Follow only verbal directions - no visual hints 👀❌

From “colour the eyes green” 🟢 to “colour the square button yellow” 🟨, we practised:
• Listening carefully to auditory cues 👂
• Telling apart colours, features, and body parts 🎨
• Slowing down and thinking before responding ⏳
• Staying focused from start to finish 🧠✨

Activities like this help build strong listening skills, supporting communication, learning, and social success 💬🌱

Keep practising - those listening muscles get stronger every time 💪👂

04/25/2026

Episode 2 is LIVE: Adora Bright Parenting & Autism Support
We’re excited to continue our parent education series created for families, educators, and the wider support community.

Our second episode explores a question many parents ask:

ABA, SLP & OT: Early Signs Experts Look For

In this episode, we walk through what professionals across ABA, Speech, and Occupational Therapy look for in early development—and how to better understand your child’s growth.

This conversation is designed to help families recognize and make sense of early patterns related to:
✨ communication and language
✨ social interaction and engagement
✨ play skills and imagination
✨ emotional regulation and flexibility
✨ sensory responses
✨ motor development and coordination
✨ overall developmental progression

This is not about labeling or creating worry. It’s about helping you feel more informed, confident, and supported in understanding your child through a compassionate, whole-child lens.

If you know a parent, educator, caregiver, or therapist who may benefit from this conversation, please share the love and tag them below 🤍

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04/12/2026

Episode 1 is LIVE: Adora Bright Parenting & Autism Support

We’re so excited to launch our new parent education series created for families, educators, and the wider support community.

Our first episode dives into an important topic many families are navigating right now:

Screens, Autism, and Early Development: What Helps, What Hurts, and What Parents Need to Know

This conversation is all about helping families better understand how screens may impact:
✨ attention
✨ communication
✨ transitions
✨ frustration tolerance
✨ emotional regulation
✨ sleep, play, and learning
✨ whole-child development from early years through teens

This is not about guilt or fear. It’s about using screens intentionally, understanding the brain, and supporting development through a compassionate ABA, SLP, and OT lens.

If you know a parent, teacher, caregiver, or therapist who would benefit from this conversation, please share the love and tag them below💛

🎥 Watch here: https://youtu.be/AB1uBzXN3xM

Are screens helping your child regulate, communicate, and learn or quietly interfering with early brain development?In this episode, we explore the complex r...

01/05/2026

Picky eating can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be 🍎
Bite-Sized Explorers is a strengths-based feeding group designed to help young children build positive, confident relationships with food in a playful and supportive environment.

Through hands-on, play-based food exposure 🥕 and peer modelling in a small group, children are gently supported in exploring new foods and developing healthy mealtime habits. This group is co-facilitated by an Occupational Therapist and an ABA Therapist 🤝 to ensure thoughtful, individualized support.

• Ages 3–5
• Fridays 3:30–4:30 pm ⏰
• February 6 – March 27, 2026 📅
• Richmond Hill 📍

Spaces are limited. To register, call 416-477-6083 📞

01/05/2026

Food exploration looks different as kids grow — and support should grow with them 🥣
Food Explorers Club is a strengths-based feeding group created for older children who benefit from structured, supportive opportunities to explore foods and build positive mealtime habits alongside peers.

Using hands-on, play-based food exposure 🍓 and peer modelling, children are supported in a small group setting facilitated by both an Occupational Therapist and an ABA Therapist 🤝. The focus is on confidence, curiosity, and reducing stress around food.

• Ages 6–10
• Fridays 4:30–5:30 pm ⏰
• February 6 – March 27, 2026 📅
• Richmond Hill 📍

Call 416-477-6083 to reserve a spot 📞

11/01/2025

🧙‍♀️🎃 Here are some of our favourite Halloween costumes of the season! 👻
From spooky skeletons to magical superheroes, our learners brought so much creativity and excitement to Halloween this year. 🎭✨ Trick or treat! 🍬

10/31/2025

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from all of us at Adora Bright! 🧡
Wishing everyone a day full of spooky fun, laughter, and creativity!

10/17/2025

Tiny hands, big skills in action! 🌟✨ Using counting manipulatives to follow the lines helps strengthen 🖐️ hand-eye coordination, ✂️ fine motor skills, and 💡 patterning abilities—all while working on that perfect pincer grip! 🤏 Hands-on learning keeps little learners engaged and growing! 🌈👏

10/17/2025

Kind words make strong friendships! ❤️ Today, we’re writing compliments and passing them around to friends—because a little kindness goes a long way! Encouraging words build confidence, connection, and smiles all around. Let’s spread the positivity! ✨💌

10/17/2025

Helping little learners recognize and express big feelings 💥💛 Today we focused on understanding anger—what it feels like in our bodies, why it happens, and most importantly, what we can do when we feel it. Through fun and interactive games, we explored healthy ways to cope like deep breathing, asking for space, and using our words. Big emotions, little steps, strong skills! 💬🧠✨