Introduction to ABA Workshop
Learn practical, evidence-based strategies to support communication, behaviour, learning, and everyday independence.
Designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and support professionals supporting children with autism and developmental disabilities.
What Is Applied Behaviour Analysis?
ABA stands for Applied Behaviour Analysis. It is an evidence-based approach that uses the science of learning and behaviour.
ABA helps us understand why behaviours occur and how meaningful skills can be taught and strengthened.
ABA is commonly used to support children with autism and other developmental disabilities.
Learn the Strategies. Build Confidence.
This introductory workshop explores practical approaches that can support children's communication, learning, independence, and everyday development.
Designed for Those Who Support Children
Whether at home, at school, or in a support setting, this workshop offers an introduction to helpful ABA strategies.
Parents & Caregivers
Learn strategies that may help with communication, routines, and daily living.
Teachers & Educators
Explore approaches to learning, communication, and classroom support.
ECEs, ECAs & EAs
Develop awareness of behavioural strategies for supporting children.
Support Professionals
For SERTs and professionals working with children with autism.
What Does ABA Focus On?
Explore six important areas of development and behavioural support.
Communication
Support meaningful communication, expression, and understanding.
Positive Reinforcement
Explore how reinforcement encourages learning and skill development.
Social Skills
Understand strategies that support relationships and social interactions.
Daily Living Skills
Encourage independence through everyday activities and routines.
Behaviour Support
Understand why behaviours occur and explore constructive responses.
Emotional Regulation
Explore supportive approaches to emotional development and well-being.
Practical Knowledge. Meaningful Skills.
Learn foundational ABA concepts and explore strategies you can apply in everyday support settings.
REGISTER FOR THE WORKSHOP →Learn From the Experts
Learn from professionals with experience in Applied Behaviour Analysis, education, and family support.
Cecilia Park, M.ADS
With over 10 years of experience in ABA, Cecilia holds a master's degree in Applied Disability Studies, specializing in Behaviour Analysis.
She is working toward becoming a Registered Behaviour Analyst in Ontario and is passionate about individualized, evidence-based support that helps people develop meaningful skills and independence.
Ahla Shalkh, BCBA/RBA-ON
Ahla is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst and Registered Behaviour Analyst in Ontario.
With a master's degree in Psychology specializing in ABA, she has supported children with autism and developmental needs since 2018.
She is dedicated to evidence-based approaches that promote skill development, independence, and quality of life.
Suzanne Nahm, B.Ed, OCT
With over 25 years of experience in child and adult education, Suzanne is passionate about early intervention and empowering families of children with autism.
She combines her professional knowledge with personal experience as a parent to support children's growth and independence.
Workshop Details & Pricing
Join us for a four-hour introductory workshop at Medix College in Brampton.
Workshop Information
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Regular Price:
OAP and SSAH funding may be used toward this training, subject to individual eligibility and program rules. Please confirm before registering.
Workshop FAQs
Find answers to common questions about the Introduction to ABA Workshop.
Who is this workshop designed for?
Parents, caregivers, teachers, ECEs, ECAs, EAs, SERTs, and other professionals supporting children with autism and developmental disabilities.
Do I need previous ABA experience?
The workshop is an introduction to ABA. No previous ABA experience necessary.
When and where is the workshop?
Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Medix College, 17 Bramalea Road, Brampton, Ontario.
What is the registration cost?
The regular cost is $425 per person. The early bird cost is $375 per person before November 20, 2026.
Is childcare available?
Optional childcare is advertised as available for an additional fee. Contact the workshop coordinator for details.
Can OAP or SSAH funding be used?
OAP and SSAH funding may be usable toward the workshop. Individual eligibility and reimbursement rules must be confirmed with the applicable program.
How can I register?
Complete the Introduction to ABA inquiry form at the bottom of this page. You can also contact the workshop coordinator at [email protected] or call 905-487-1163, extension 303, to request registration details.
Build Confidence.
Support Lifelong Skills.
Join Medix College and Exceptional Minds Inc. for an introductory workshop exploring practical ABA strategies.
Saturday, November 28, 2026
10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Medix College, Brampton
Questions About the Workshop?
Contact our workshop coordinator for registration information, pricing, childcare, and funding questions.
☎ 905-487-1163 Ext. 303 ✉ [email protected]Early bird pricing is available for registration before November 20, 2026.
Interested in Introduction to ABA?
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