I'm Frank, a Registered Behaviour Analyst. I'll coach you one-to-one with simple, research-backed ABA strategies you can use at breakfast, bath time and play, so your child with autism or another neurodevelopmental difference can make progress at home, every day.
Does this sound familiar?
We're on the OAP waitlist and don't know what to do in the meantime.
You don't have to wait. Coaching can start now and works alongside OAP, and you can use your funding once it arrives.
Our paediatrician recommended ABA, but every clinic we call has a long waitlist.
You can start with what you have: you. Parent coaching doesn't need a full clinical team, so we can start building skills at home now.
Every morning feels like a battle, and I'm running out of ideas.
We start with what's hardest. Together we make one routine calmer at a time, with a clear plan you can follow.
You're not alone, and you don't have to figure it out by yourself. See how coaching works
My mission
You'll spend more time with your child than any therapist ever will: at breakfast, in the bath, at bedtime, for years to come. My mission is to give you the skills and confidence to make those moments count. When parents feel capable, the impact reaches far beyond a single goal. It shapes how your child communicates, connects with others and grows into their own independence, for life.
Meet your coach
For more than 17 years I've supported neurodivergent children and their families using Applied Behaviour Analysis. I've trained with practitioners in the U.S., Canada and Australia, and I'm a Registered Behaviour Analyst licensed in Ontario and listed as an OAP provider.
Every family has its own story. My job is to understand yours, then use research-backed strategies to help you become the caregiver you want to be. The goal is a happier home for everyone, not just changes in behaviour.
Outside of work you'll find me doing improv comedy on stages in Toronto and Sydney. It keeps me listening closely, comfortable with the unexpected, and always looking for the fun in a moment. I bring all three to coaching.
How it works
Tell me about your child, your family and what feels hardest right now. We'll decide together whether coaching is a good fit. No pressure, no obligation.
We choose two or three everyday routines to focus on and set clear, meaningful goals that match your child's strengths and your family's values.
Each week I coach you through the strategies, cheer on progress and adjust the plan using your weekly data, so you always know what's working.
Why families choose this approach
Strategies slot into things you already do: mealtimes, getting dressed, bath and bedtime, trips to the park.
You aren't left to figure it out alone. Every week you work directly with a Registered Behaviour Analyst, not a rotating team.
A short weekly summary shows what's changing. We use it to keep what works and change what doesn't, quickly.
Partners, grandparents and nannies can join in, so your child gets the same support no matter who's with them.
How it's different
In a typical ABA program, an ABA therapist works directly with your child while a Registered Behaviour Analyst (RBA) supervises. That's a great fit for many families. Parent coaching takes a different route: you learn the strategies straight from the RBA and use them in everyday life.
| Frank Behaviour coaching | Typical ABA program | |
|---|---|---|
| Who works with your child | You, coached by a Registered Behaviour Analyst | An ABA therapist, supervised by an RBA |
| Time with the RBA | Every session, one-to-one | Periodic supervision; day-to-day contact is with the therapist |
| Where learning happens | Your everyday routines: meals, bath time, the park | Mostly structured therapy sessions, at home or in a clinic |
| Using skills in real life | Built in from day one: your child learns in the places and routines where they'll use the skill | Skills are often taught in sessions first, then practised in other settings |
| Weekly time | One coaching session of 45 minutes to an hour, plus practice in routines you already do | Often many hours of therapy each week |
| What you pay for | Only your coaching sessions. Practice happens in time you already spend with your child | Every hour your child spends with a therapist, plus RBA supervision |
| Who carries it forward | You, every day, long after coaching ends | Mainly the therapist, with some parent training |
Support Options
Every package is one-to-one with Frank and built around your child. Not sure which to pick? We'll work it out together on your free call.
Guided support for one specific behaviour challenge, with real follow-through, not just a single conversation.
$3903 sessions over 4 weeks
An evidence-based 12-week program for parents struggling with transitions, tantrums and defiance.
$149per week · 12 weeks ($1,788 total)
My most in-depth, flexible support, for families building skills such as communication, play, independence, toileting and daily routines.
$195per week
Every package can be paid for with:
I'm on the OAP provider list, so you can use your OAP funding for coaching.
Coverage depends on your plan. The Canada Revenue Agency recognises RBA services as health care, and receipts are provided.
Pay privately for any package.
Not sure what applies to your family? Ask on your free call. Sessions are online across Ontario, with in-person sessions in downtown Toronto for Parent-Led ABA.
Questions parents ask
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) uses evidence-based strategies to build skills such as communication, play and independence. In parent coaching, you learn these strategies and use them with your child during everyday routines, with weekly guidance from a Behaviour Analyst.
That's a fair question, and I'm always glad when parents ask it. ABA has changed a lot, and how it's practised matters. My approach is play-based, follows your child's interests and respects their comfort and willingness to take part. We focus on skills that matter to your family, like communication, independence and connection, not on making your child look or act "typical". You choose the goals with me, and nothing happens without your agreement.
No. Children without a formal diagnosis may still benefit from a parent-led ABA approach. We'll talk about your child's needs during the free discovery call and decide together.
Coaching sessions run 45 minutes to an hour. Beyond that, you'll practise during two or three routines you already do, plus a short weekly data summary that takes about five minutes.
Yes. OAP funding is accepted, and many private health insurance plans cover behavioural services. Check your plan for coverage under "behaviour analyst" or "behavioural therapy".
Absolutely, and it helps. When grandparents, nannies or other caregivers use the same strategies, your child learns faster and with less confusion.
A free, friendly discovery call to hear what's going on and see whether coaching is the right next step.
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