Our Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) program is an evidence-based Ontario Autism Program (OAP) approved intensive behavioural intervention for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other Neurodevelopmental Delays
Our Equine-Assisted Therapy is a fun and interactive way of building a special relationship between rider and horse. Our Equine-Assisted Therapy is run out of The Crystal Ladder Farm located in Uxbridge, Ontario just north of Toronto.
Our Speech & Language Pathology Program is overseen by our on-site Speech-Language Pathologist, who along with a team of Registered Communicative Disorder Assistant’s facilitate the individualized speech therapy sessions.
Our certified hydrotherapy program is a program that is proven beneficial for children with sensory issues, social skills concerns, and fine and gross motor development delays. Each child will receive their own individualized hydrotherapy plan.
Our program is a biofeedback brain training exercise that strengthens neural pathways in the brain. Our Certified Neurofeedback Technicians conduct advanced brain mapping and assessment by attaching sensors to target specific areas of the brain.
The Four Pillars of The Kindergarten Program:
-Belonging and Contributing
-Self-Regulation and Well-Being
-Demonstrating Literacy and Mathematics Behaviors
-Problem-Solving and Innovating
661 Chrislea Rd, Unit 4-6
Woodbridge, ON, L4L 0C4
(905) 265-0050
info@crystalladder.com
Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm
COVID-19 Update
Our protocols and procedures for Covid-19:
As you all are aware there are screening protocols we have to follow, and our main concern is the safety and well-being of your kids and our staff. If your child is showing one or more symptoms (Sore throat, Stuffy nose/runny nose, Headache, Nausea/vomiting/diarrhea, Fatigue/lethargy/muscle aches/malaise) we will be calling you to come to pick your child up and to monitor their symptoms for 24 hours before returning to the centre.
Likewise, if your kids are showing symptoms at home please have your child stay home and again monitor the symptoms before returning.
We understand this is a difficult time for everyone, but we are looking out for everyone’s safety.
