177 McCormack St, Suite 201, Toronto, ON M6N 1X8 Canada
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Toronto-Based Neurodiversity-Affirming Support Where science meets soul: Empowering Children & Families Through Evidence-Based Behavioural Support & Wellness Individualized ABA therapy, ADHD support, groups & camp, and family wellness services. Located in Toronto’s west end. OAP Funding Accepted. Book a Free Consultation
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Toronto-Based Neurodiversity-Affirming Support Where science meets soul: Empowering Children & Families Through Evidence-Based Behavioural Support & Wellness Individualized ABA therapy, ADHD support, groups & camp, and family wellness services. Located in Toronto’s west end. OAP Funding Accepted. Book a Free Consultation
Explore our Services

OAP Funding Accepted

Parent Coaching Available

Evidence-Based ABA Support

Serving Toronto’s West End

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HEART SPACE COLLECTIVE

What Makes Us Different

We go beyond traditional ABA therapy. At Heart Space Collective, we don’t believe progress should only happen at a table.
We focus on:
Real-world skill building
at home, in the community, and in social settings
Personalized care
that adapts to your child, not the other way around
A whole-child approach
that integrates therapy, wellness, and social development
1 +
Years combined RBA experience

Because the goal isn’t just progress in session—it’s confidence in everyday life.

Not sure where to begin? You’re in the right place.

Most families come to us looking for one of four things:

Social Confidence & Group Programs

Small-group experiences that help children build friendships, independence, and real-world skills.
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Individualized ABA Therapy

Neurodiversity-affirming, individualized therapy designed to help your child thrive exactly as they are.
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Behaviour Support

Behaviour assessment, parent coaching, and practical strategies to support emotional regulation, daily routines and behaviour.
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Mindfulness & Wellness

Space and strategies for both children and parents to manage stress, recharge, and build resilience together.
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Why Heart Space Collective
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Outcomes That Matter

What families see over time:
Stronger communication and self expression
Improved emotional regulation
Increased independence in daily routines
Greater confidence in social settings
Small, consistent progress that adds up to meaningful change.
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Why Heart Space Collective

Thoughtful care. Real-world results. Families choose Heart Space Collective because we offer:
A personalized, relationship-driven approach
Support that extends beyond the clinic
A balance of structure, compassion, and expertise
A focus on building confidence not just managing behaviour
We meet your child where they are and help them move forward with confidence.
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Why Heart Space Collective

Thoughtful care. Real-world results.
Families choose Heart Space Collective because we offer:

A personalized, relationship-driven approach
Support that extends beyond the clinic
A balance of structure, compassion, and expertise
A focus on building confidence not just managing behaviour

We meet your child where they are and help them move forward with confidence.

Outcomes That Matter

What families see over time:
Stronger communication and self expression
Improved emotional regulation
Increased independence in daily routines
Greater confidence in social settings

Small, consistent progress that adds up to meaningful change.

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Our Programs

Build skills. Growing confidence. Finding Joy.

Our programs are designed to help children and their parents apply what they’re learning in meaningful, real-life ways.
Ages 12+

City Navigators

Build independence and confidence in the community.
Ages 10-13

Lunch Club

Practice conversation and connection through shared meals.
Ages 6-8 & 9-11

Fun Squad

Build friendships through cooperative play and shared activities.
Ages 12+

Girl’s Group

Explore self-expression, confidence and peer connection.
Ages 14-18

Project Launch

Develop self-advocacy and work toward personal goals.
All ages

Homework Club

Support positive study habits, focus, and independence.
Programs That Nurture Confidence & Connection

Building skills. Growing confidence. Finding joy.

Our programs are designed to help children and their parents apply what they’re learning in meaningful, real-life ways.
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Camps

Predictable, structured, and sensory-aware March Break and Summer programs where kids can learn, play, and just be themselves (OAP eligible).
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Art of Awareness

Art of Awareness Designed specifically for the creative, busy soul. This group supports emotional regulation and balance through a mix of brain science, expressive art, and movement, helping you understand and honour your unique nervous system. (Ages 7-9; Ages 10-13)
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Homework Club

Open to all ages, students will benefit from personalized support to help stay on track with learning and complete homework with confidence.
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Project Launch

Project Launch Helping your teen build the confidence and self-awareness they need to successfully advocate for themselves at school and beyond. In a supportive group setting, teens will learn how to set and reach meaningful goals—both for their personal lives and to support their IEPs. By exploring their unique strengths, practicing decision-making, and learning how […]
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City Navigators

City Navigators Empowering youth to confidently ride the TTC, develop community safety skills, practice self-advocacy and navigate their surroundings with comfort and autonomy. (Age 12+)
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Lunch Club

Lunch Club Building everyday independence by learning to prepare a meal together, while sharing a welcoming, low-demand space to authentically connect and socialize with peers. (Ages 10-13)
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Girls’ Group

A supportive circle dedicated to shared connection, exploring identity, and celebrating exactly who you are. (Age 12+)

Funding & Insurance to Pay for Services

While Heart Space Collective does not directly provide funding grants, we accept a variety of government funding programs and extended health insurance coverage meaning you may have little to no out-of-pocket costs for our services.
Ontario Autism Program (OAP) Funding
You can learn how to register and access OAP funding here: https://www.ontario.ca/page/ontario-autism-program
Extended Health Insurance
Please check with your specific provider regarding coverage for our services.
Autism Canada’s Community Assistance Program (CAP Funding)
We are an eligible service provider for this grant, allowing your child to receive funding.

Please Note: If you are not eligible for or do not have access to the funding options listed above, our services are available via fee-for-service (pay out-of-pocket).

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GOT A QUESTION

Frequently
Asked Questions

Choosing the right support for your child is an important decision. Explore answers to common questions about our approach, services, funding, and how we help children build confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills.

01. What is Heart Space Collective?
Heart Space Collective is a holistic behaviour support practice in Toronto’s West End, led by a Registered Behaviour Analyst (RBA). We specialize in behavioural supports, emotional regulation, and ABA strategies primarily for autistic children, teens, and adults, as well as children with ADHD. From individualized ABA therapy focused on natural language development to engaging social groups and camps, we help clients build skills that fit their daily lives. To support the whole family, we also offer parent coaching and wellness workshops to give parents practical strategies and emotional support for the journey ahead.
02. Who do you support?
We support children, teens and adults (and their families) with a wide range of needs including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), social communication challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, and developmental differences.
03. Do I need a diagnosis before getting started?
No. A formal diagnosis is not always required to access support. We can discuss your child's needs during an initial consultation and help determine the most appropriate next steps.
04. What ages do you serve?
We support autistic individuals across the lifespan and school aged-children with ADHD.
05. What services do you offer?

  • ABA Therapy

  • Toilet Training

  • Sleep Training

  • Behaviour Support

  • Parent Coaching

  • Groups for neurodivergent children and adults

  • March Break and Summer camps

  • Wellness Workshops for Parents

GOT A QUESTION

Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing the right support for your child is an important decision. Explore answers to common questions about our approach, services, funding, and how we help children build confidence, independence, and meaningful life skills.

Brooke Myers's Project
01. What is Heart Space Collective?
Heart Space Collective is a holistic behaviour support practice in Toronto’s West End, led by a Registered Behaviour Analyst (RBA). We specialize in behavioural supports, emotional regulation, and ABA strategies primarily for autistic children, teens, and adults, as well as children with ADHD. From individualized ABA therapy focused on natural language development to engaging social groups and camps, we help clients build skills that fit their daily lives. To support the whole family, we also offer parent coaching and wellness workshops to give parents practical strategies and emotional support for the journey ahead.
02. Who do you support?
We support children, teens and adults (and their families) with a wide range of needs including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), social communication challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, and developmental differences.
03. Do I need a diagnosis before getting started?
No. A formal diagnosis is not always required to access support. We can discuss your child's needs during an initial consultation and help determine the most appropriate next steps.
04. What ages do you serve?
We support autistic individuals across the lifespan and school aged-children with ADHD.
05. What services do you offer?

  • ABA Therapy

  • Toilet Training

  • Sleep Training

  • Behaviour Support

  • Parent Coaching

  • Groups for neurodivergent children and adults

  • March Break and Summer camps

  • Wellness Workshops for Parents

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