Bridging 1-on-1 therapy and busy school classrooms through structured, high-ratio small group learning.
While one-on-one therapy builds initial communication and regulation foundations, small group sessions provide the crucial bridge where children practice those skills with real peers. At Xable, our small groups of 4 to 6 children create a nurturing environment where autistic and neurodivergent individuals practice cooperative games, group conversations, and shared attention across Oakville, Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, and Burlington.
Curriculum & Session Structure
Structured Play & Games
Turn-taking board games, collaborative LEGO building projects, interactive scavenger hunts, and active gross-motor obstacle courses that teach shared teamwork.
Group Routines & Circle Time
Practicing teacher-led group instruction, calendar routines, transitioning between activity stations, and sitting cooperatively without anxiety.
Co-Regulation & Peer Empathy
Learning to recognize when a peer needs space, sharing praise, offering high-fives, and navigating accidental bumps or minor conflicts calmly.
Snack & Conversation Stations
Cafeteria preparation: unpacking lunchboxes independently, practicing mealtime conversation, asking peers for condiments, and cleaning up together.
Clinical Governance & OAP Eligibility
Every small group is facilitated by experienced Behaviour Therapists under direct weekly observation by Registered Behaviour Analysts (R.B.A. Ont.). All sessions qualify for OAP Core Clinical Services and private insurance coverage.