Bright Horizons brings together Occupational Therapy and ABA Therapy under one roof — giving families a coordinated, evidence-based path forward with a team that brings over 50 years of combined clinical experience to this work.
Individualized 1:1 therapy delivered in-home by experienced clinicians — building real-world skills in the environment where it matters most.
Supporting children to engage fully in daily activities — from self-care to school readiness — through evidence-based OT practice.
Who We Are
Bright Horizons was founded by two experienced clinicians — one with deep roots in ABA practice and one in Occupational Therapy — who saw firsthand that families shouldn't have to choose between disciplines or coordinate multiple providers on their own.
Our approach is collaborative by design. Your child's ABA Therapist and OT communicate directly, align on goals, and build a picture of progress that is bigger than any single session. We bring over 50 years of combined clinical experience to every family we work with, and we stay current because this field keeps moving.
We believe families are the most important part of any intervention plan, which is why parent coaching and caregiver involvement are built into everything we do — not offered as an afterthought.
Every service at Bright Horizons — ABA Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Skills Groups, Summer Programs, Parent Coaching and more! Can be accessed through Ontario's Autism Program (OAP). Funding pathways for some services depend on your child's diagnosis and clinical profile, and we work through that with every family at intake.
What We Offer
Every service we offer is delivered by experienced clinicians and built around the specific goals, environment, and family context of each child.
Individualized, evidence-based Applied Behaviour Analysis delivered in-home. Goals are built around daily life and shaped by what matters most to the child and family.
OAP Funded In-HomeSupporting children's ability to participate meaningfully in daily activities — from fine motor and sensory processing to self-care, school readiness, and play.
OAP Funded In-HomeCommunity-based small group sessions that give children the chance to practice real social interactions in a structured, supportive setting with peers.
OAP Funded Community-BasedStructured group therapy programs running through the summer in Lindsay and Bracebridge — school-readiness focused and designed to keep progress moving between school years.
OAP Funded Lindsay & BracebridgeStructured caregiver training and coaching embedded within therapy — because the hours a clinician isn't there matter just as much as the hours they are.
Supporting Ontario families through IEP processes, IPRC meetings, school transitions, and navigating the special education system with clarity and confidence.
Sequential Oral Sensory (SOS) approach to feeding delivered in a small group setting — helping children with feeding difficulties expand their comfort with textures, foods, and mealtimes in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Groups are available following an individual intake session.
Funding discussed at intake Group-BasedA specialized OT service supporting children whose primitive reflexes have not fully integrated — addressing foundational neurological patterns that can affect attention, coordination, sensory processing, and learning. Delivered as a standalone OT service.
Funding discussed at intake OT ServiceThe Process
We keep the process as straightforward as possible — so families can spend their energy on their child, not navigating a complicated intake system.
Fill out our intake form or send us a message. We'll reach back within 2 business days to talk through your child's needs and answer your questions.
A no-pressure conversation with one of our clinicians to understand your child's history, your goals as a family, and what service pathway makes sense.
A formal assessment is completed and an individualized program is developed — with your input at every stage. Funding pathways are confirmed at this point.
Services start on an agreed schedule, delivered in-home or in the community depending on the program. Progress is tracked and shared with families consistently.
Get Started
Whether you're just starting to explore options or you're ready to move — reach out and we'll be in touch within 2 business days to talk through your child's needs and what makes sense for your family.
You don't need to have everything figured out before you reach out. We'll help you understand what pathway makes sense.
Our intake form takes about 5 minutes to complete and gives us everything we need to reach out and start the conversation.
Start Your IntakeOpens a secure form — takes about 5 minutes