This is Your Place. Multidisciplinary Groups

This is Your Place. Multidisciplinary Groups

Grow Into Yourself. Growing up is about more than skills.


It’s about finding your voice, understanding yourself, making connections and figuring out where you fit. Our multidisciplinary groups bring together different clinical perspectives to help children and teens with autism or developmental disabilities feel more at home in themselves and with others.

There’s a Group for Every Chapter. 


From first connections to bigger questions about identity, relationships and wellbeing, our groups meet children and teens where they are—and where they’re going.
Developing Through Play | Ages 2-7 | Downtown Toronto
Build connection from the very beginning. Children and parents play, communicate and grow together while developing motor and communication skills. 
Find Your Place
Building Confidence | Ages 9-15 | Downtown Toronto & Etobicoke
Get to know what makes you, you. Discover personal strengths, build confidence and learn to challenge negative self-talk. 
Find Your Place
Navigating Relationships | Ages 14-18 | Downtown Toronto
Relationships can be complicated. You don’t have to figure them out alone. Build self-advocacy skills for personal, professional and romantic relationships.
Find Your Place

More Than One Way of Seeing You

A child isn’t just a behaviour, a diagnosis or a set of goals. 

Our multidisciplinary groups bring together perspectives from psychology, occupational therapy, social work, nutrition, applied behaviour analysis and more to look at the whole picture—and help children and teens build lives that feel good to them. . 
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Find Your Place at Surrey Place

Multidisciplinary Groups are one way to get started. 

Explore our complete Winter catalogue for ABA, respite, 1-to-1 services and new offerings like Dungeons & Dragons. 
Explore our Winter Catalogue

Questions You Might Have 

Wouldn’t one-to-one therapy be better? expand_more
My child has had a tough experience with services before. How is this different? expand_more
My child doesn’t love social situations. Will they be okay? expand_more

Ready to Find Your Place?

Find a group that helps your child feel understood, build confidence and embrace themselves for who they are. 
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