Behavioural Consultation Services
A program designed to enhance the overall quality of life and independence of children, youth, and adults with intellectual disabilities
For more information:
Call us today at:
1-888-616-3456
Our Behavioural Consultation Services (BCS) program is designed to enhance the overall quality of life and independence of children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities by helping caregivers manage exceptional behaviour difficulties that are affecting an individual’s daily life. Using the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), our Behaviour Consultants work collaboratively with families and community partners to deliver behaviour intervention supports in line with the individual’s goals.
Who is eligible?
To be eligible for BCS Services, an individual must:
Have a confirmed diagnosis of an intellectual disability and exhibit exceptional behaviours
Be currently living in Peterborough, City of Kawartha Lakes, Northumberland or Haliburton
Be deemed eligible by Developmental Services Ontario (DSO) if they are 18 years of age or older
How do I access services?
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For an individual age 2 -17, please contact our Central Navigation Team today.
> Email Us
> Call 1-888-616-3456
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For an individual over the age of 18, please contact Developmental Service Ontario (DSO) Central East Region.
> Call 1-855-277-2121
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When you call Central Navigation, they will answer your questions and if applicable schedule you an intake appointment with a Specialist. The intake will take place over the phone and last approximately 45 minutes. The specialist will ensure they gather the relevant information to match you to the relevant Canopy Services.
Meet a BCBA
Meet Brandi, one of our BCS Clinical Supervisors! We asked her a few questions to get to know her better.
Brandi
What is your role at Canopy?
“I am a Clinical Supervisor and a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) at Canopy. As a BCBA, we use Applied Behaviour Analysis to help people meet their goals. As a clinical supervisor, I support my staff team to do their best work and we work within the community to ensure that the people we support achieve their best quality of life.”
What is your favourite part of working for Canopy Support Services?
“In BCS, we support people with intellectual/developmental disabilities across the lifespan. The best part of my job is seeing people able to have more autonomy. Sometimes this process is quick with a few suggestions for making an environment work better for the person and sometimes it is slow when we need to help teach new and complex skills. Canopy is a great place to be a BCBA!”
What are your favourite things to do when you’re not working?
"Nerding out about Applied Behaviour Analysis and parenting two naughty Jack Russels.”