Community Integration
Inclusion in the community is possible with the right support. Let us help enhance participation in meaningful community-based activities through practical skill-building and movement integration to foster independence and fulfilment across environments. Whether your child is neurodiverse or neurotypical, we can offer the right support to help them thrive.
Community Integration and In-Home Support: $150/session
Community integration often begins at home. Individualized goals will be determined based on the current needs of the client. By intentionally building foundational motor, self-help, and social skills in a familiar environment, clients develop the confidence and independence needed to navigate the community successfully. This service allows us to meet each individual exactly where they are—starting at any level—and thoughtfully progress skills from the home into real-world settings. Through a gradual, supportive approach, we help ensure meaningful growth, increased confidence, and lasting success for neurodiverse and neurotypical learners.
Yoga and Movement Integration:
$150/hour
Yoga and movement integration sessions are designed for all individuals to strengthen recreational involvement and meaningful participation in the community. Sessions support the development of independence, body awareness, motor coordination, and confidence through engaging, individualized movement experiences. Services may take place in the home, at parks, or in community settings, depending on each individual’s goals and needs.
Individual sessions focus on building foundational skills, with gradual integration into inclusive group classes as readiness and confidence grow. Through movement, play, and shared experiences, participants are encouraged to initiate communication, build social connections, and strengthen participation with others in a supportive environment. Progressive coaching supports continued growth, skill development, and overall well-being at every level.
Community Groups: $75/session per child
Learning is more meaningful — and more fun — with peers. These small groups meet in the community to build social skills, navigate new environments, and strengthen independence alongside friends (neurodiverse and neurotypical). Each group is thoughtfully designed to support individual goals while fostering connection, collaboration, and real-world integration. Participants engage with similar-aged peers in supportive, inclusive settings where they can thrive together in the community.
Direct parent support is essential for maintaining learning, regulation, and long-term success. Caregivers are encouraged to fully participate alongside their child, gaining practical strategies and hands-on experience to confidently support growth across environments.