A Service of
Community Living Toronto
A Service of
Community Living Toronto
Families can pay for any service directly, with no referral or agency needed for certain services. If you or your family member is supported by a developmental services agency (for example, a group home or supported living provider), the agency may purchase services on your behalf.
For agencies and caregivers who need support from a Registered Behaviour Analyst.
Pay directly or through your agency. Services for children and youth with autism may be eligible for Ontario Autism Program (OAP) funding.
per hour
For developmental service agencies only. Agencies that support adults with Behaviour Support Plans that include intrusive behavioural interventions are required under Quality Assurance Measures (QAM) to have those plans independently reviewed. We provide the review.
You don’t need to arrange or pay for this. If your family member’s plan needs a third-party review, their support agency is responsible for it.
per plan
Includes document review, a facilitated review meeting, written recommendations, and all scheduling and document-sharing coordination.
per plan
Includes a review of updates since the previous review, a focused consultation meeting, and an updated adherence checklist with sign-off.
Paid by the agency
For adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities on complex medication regimens. A referral from a physician is required.
Pay directly or through your support agency.
Shared Care and Follow-up Monitoring
Shared care is planned case by case. Depending on how complex the medication changes are, most people need between 4 and 15 follow-ups. After the review, we’ll give you a cost estimate before anything is booked.
per person (full package)
For adults with complex clinical needs who would benefit from a team review or a second opinion.
Pay directly or through your support agency
per person (full package)
For teens aged 13-17 with autism.
per session
($1,800 for the full 16-session series)
For adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who want practical ways to manage stress and strong emotions.
Pay directly or through your support agency
per session
($3,000 for the full 20-session series)
For caregivers, direct support professionals and organizations supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Register as an individual for a scheduled full-day training.
Organizations pay the full-day rate; parents and caregivers pay per participant.
per full-day training (up to 15 participants), delivered by one or two trainers at your site, ours, or virtually
per participant
An interdisciplinary psychiatric medication review for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are prescribed complex or long-term psychotropic medication regimens.
Led by a Developmental Psychiatrist with over 20 years of experience. Includes a review of clinical records, a virtual family meeting, observation in the individual’s environment, a meeting with the support team, and written recommendations, with follow-up support as needed. A physician referral is required.
Per Package, per individual
A clinical case review service bringing together specialists in developmental psychiatry, psychology, behaviour analysis, social work, and nursing.
Cases are presented by the individual’s support team and reviewed by the Committee, which develops formal written recommendations across biopsychosocial domains. The Committee also conducts third-party reviews of Behaviour Support Plans that include restrictive or intrusive procedures, in compliance with Ontario Regulation 299/10. Consent from the individual or their Substitute Decision Maker is required.
Per Package, per individual
A structured program that helps adults develop practical strategies for managing stress, navigating difficult emotions, and responding to challenging situations.
Twenty in-person group sessions in a small group format, led by a qualified facilitator and co-facilitator. Participants build skills in mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.
Per participant
Practical, evidence-based training that strengthens the skills and capacity of caregivers, direct support professionals, and organizations.
Designed and delivered by Qualified Behaviour Analysts, at your location or a BridgeWorks site. Topics include Behaviour Analysis for Everyday Life, Functional Communication Training, and Preference Assessments & Rapport Building. Customized packages are available.
Per group session (up to 15 participants)
Practical, evidence-based training that strengthens the skills and capacity of caregivers, direct support professionals, and organizations.
Designed and delivered by Qualified Behaviour Analysts, at your location or a BridgeWorks site. Topics include Behaviour Analysis for Everyday Life, Functional Communication Training, and Preference Assessments & Rapport Building. Customized packages are available.
Per group session (up to 15 participants)
Whether you are looking for support for a person with an intellectual disability, guidance for a complex situation, or training your team, we are here to help.