AlphaBee is an ABA service provider for children and teens with autism and other developmental exceptionalities. For two decades, AlphaBee has been delivering ABA services and has established itself as an innovative program with a skilled clinical team. AlphaBee offers a range of service options to support a child’s learning, independence, and social engagement. Our clinical team works in collaboration with families, schools, and other service providers to ensure the goals and approaches are customized, to address the developmental goals of each child/youth.

• Special needs: Yes, specialized support.
  Most campers have special needs.
• LGBTQ+ friendly community

AlphaBee delivers individualized ABA services rooted in real-life outcomes, not just clinical targets. Our programs focus on meaningful skills that support communication, independence, and participation at home, school, and in the community. Families choose AlphaBee for our strong clinical oversight, consistent programming across settings, and collaborative approach with caregivers and partners. Our culture balances warmth and empathy with high clinical standards, creating a supportive, structured environment where children and youth ages 1.5–18 can make sustainable progress.

Families can register with AlphaBee by contacting our Intake Coordinator, who guides them through each step of the onboarding process. During the initial intake call, families discuss their child’s needs, service options, and availability. Once an appropriate service is identified, families meet with a clinician to review developmental goals and confirm the recommended service plan. Registration is ongoing, and families may join a waitlist when programs are at capacity. Availability depends on service type, location, and staffing. AlphaBee is responsive and prioritizes clear, timely communication so families can easily access the information they need.

AlphaBee’s services are delivered by a multidisciplinary team that includes Instructor Therapists trained in Applied Behaviour Analysis with clinical oversight provided by Registered Behaviour Analysts (RBAs). Instructor Therapists receive ongoing supervision, coaching, and professional development to support consistent, high-quality implementation. Strong RBA-led leadership ensures continuity of care, stable staffing, and collaborative practice across all service settings, allowing families to benefit from a coordinated, well-supervised, and evidence-based approach to care.