Services
Specialized, Integrated Care Built Around Your Child
Navigating support for a neurodivergent child shouldn't mean managing fragmented appointments or having to coordinate multiple care locations. At Monarch House, we bring nine specialized clinical disciplines together under one roof.
Whether you are seeking early developmental clarity, a formal diagnostic assessment, or targeted therapy, you don't need a referral or a long wait to begin. Explore our specialized services below to see how our integrated team can support your family’s journey today.
Developmental Screening
To uncover a child’s developmental challenges before they become bigger issues, consider a quick, structured screening to get a snapshot of how they are learning and communicating compared to typical developmental milestones.
Autism Diagnostic Assessment
If you are wondering if your child meets the criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), this comprehensive, gold-standard assessment provides a clear, official answer and unlocks provincial funding and clinical supports.
Speech Language Pathology
For children who are struggling to be understood, SLP helps give them a voice during critical developmental years. Learn the signs of common challenges and discover tools and strategies to help prevent long-term communication barriers.
Occupational Therapy
If you’ve noticed sensory, motor, or daily living challenges interfering with your child's happiness and routines, Monarch House OT helps them develop the foundational skills they need for the "occupations" of childhood: learning, dressing, eating, and interacting with the world around them.
ABA Therapy
One step at a time is the best way to describe Applied Behaviour Analysis Therapy. Monarch Board Certified BA’s break complex developmental milestones into small, achievable steps to help children grow towards daily independence.
Psychotherapy
Monarch House Psychotherapy addresses the unique emotional and social realities of autistic individuals - focusing on mental wellness, emotional regulation, and caregiver support. It’s not about ‘fixing’ behaviour - it’s about building positive self-advocacy.
Teamwork, Every Step of the Way
At Monarch House, we use an integrated, team-based approach. We align daily strategies and ensure your child experiences a consistent, custom-tailored program developed by one or more of these specialists:
Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA)
A Board Certified Behaviour Analyst is a master's - or doctoral-level clinician specializing in understanding how the environment influences behaviour.
At Monarch House, our BCBAs design individualized, positive, and play-based programs that teach meaningful life skills-such as communication, emotional regulation, and social interaction-while reducing behaviours that cause distress or limit your child's opportunities.
Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)
A Speech Language Pathologist is a clinical expert in communication, speech mechanics, and language comprehension. At Monarch House, our SLPs help children express their wants, needs, and feelings-whether through verbal speech, sign language, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices-while also supporting social interaction and mealtime/swallowing safety.
Occupational Therapist (OT)
An Occupational Therapist helps children develop the foundational skills they need for the "occupations" of childhood: playing, learning, dressing, eating, and interacting with the world around them. To help your child navigate everyday life with greater independence and confidence, Monarch House OTs focus on fine motor coordination, sensory processing, self-regulation, and daily living skills.
Physical Therapist (PT)
A Physical Therapist specializes in movement, physical strength, gross motor skills, and functional mobility. At Monarch House, our PTs evaluate how your child moves their body, helping them build the core strength, balance, coordination, and endurance needed to run, jump, play, and safely navigate their physical environment.
Psychotherapist / Counsellor
A Psychotherapist or Counsellor provides compassionate emotional and psychological support for neurodivergent children and their families. At Monarch House, our counsellors help children manage anxiety, regulate complex emotions, build self-esteem, and process life transitions, while also offering dedicated mental health support and guidance for parents and siblings.
Social Worker
A Registered Social Worker is a systemic family advocate and mental health professional. At Monarch House, our Social Workers support the entire family unit by providing counselling, helping navigate complex healthcare and educational systems, securing community resources and funding options, and teaching practical family coping strategies.
Instructor Therapist (IT) / Registered Behaviour Technician (RBT)
An Instructor Therapist (IT) or Registered Behaviour Technician (RBT) is a trained behavioural technician who provides direct, 1-on-1 therapy to your child. At Monarch House, IT/RBTs carry out individualized skill-building programs designed by BCBAs, engaging your child in play-based learning to practice communication, motor, social, and self-care skills every day.
Registered Psychologist
A Registered Psychologist is a doctoral-level clinician specializing in psychological assessment, brain-behaviour relationships, and formal diagnostic evaluations. At Monarch House, our Psychologists conduct comprehensive developmental, autism, and psychoeducational assessments, providing formal diagnoses, cognitive profiles, and clinical roadmaps for your child's care.
Pediatrician
A Pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the physical, behavioural, and developmental health of children. At Monarch House, our Pediatricians evaluate physical growth, manage medical conditions associated with neurodiversity (such as sleep disorders, gastrointestinal issues, and co-occurring medical conditions), and provide medical oversight alongside developmental assessments.