Fee For Service

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Fee For Service

Bethesda offers a range of clinical services to assist children and youth in developing new skills. These individualized treatment plans are collaboratively developed with individuals and caregivers to promote growth, independence, and improved quality of life.

If you would like to learn more about any of the following services, please request a call

  • Across 12 weeks, caregivers and clinicians will work collaboratively to develop individualized strategies to:

    * Foster healthy bedtime routines

    * Minimize bedtime refusal

    * Facilitate falling asleep and staying asleep.

    This service is supervised by a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA).

    Age: All Ages

    Service Length: 12 Weeks

    Date/Hours per Week: 1 hour per week

    Contact a Service Coordinator for more information at serviceinfo@bethesdaservices.com

  • Across 12 weeks, caregivers and clinicians will work collaboratively to develop individualized strategies that may support:

    *trying new foods

    *increasing food quantity

    *improving meal times

    *motor skills to support eating

    This service is supervised by a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) and may include consultation with an Occupational Therapist to further explore any unique or additional motor and sensory challenges that may be impacting your child’s food choices.

    Age: All Ages

    Service Length: 12 Weeks

    Date/Hours per Week: 1 hour per week

    Contact a Service Coordinator for more information at serviceinfo@bethesdaservices.com

  • Toilet training is an important milestone and can be a developmental obstacle for children with ASD. Our evidence-based toilet training interventions are designed to help caregivers teach their child critical toileting skills. Our ABA team will work with you to develop a 12 week plan, with up to 24 direct hours of service.

    Goals for toilet training can include:

    • Desensitization to the washroom/sitting on the toilet

    • Intensive toilet training

    • Bowel movement training

    • Teaching your child to request to use the washroom

    • Washroom hygiene

    • Desensitization to public washrooms

    Age: All Ages

    Service Length: 12 Weeks

    Date/Hours per Week: Individualized plan that includes 24 hours over 12 weeks

    Contact a Service Coordinator for more information at serviceinfo@bethesdaservices.com

  • Bethesda’s Multiple Goal ABA provides applied behaviour analysis (ABA)-based programming to meet the needs of children and youth with ASD and their families. Multiple Goal ABA includes one-to-one intervention sessions, caregiver training, and ongoing supervision from a Registered Behaviour Analyst.

    Program goals are based on individualized assessment and developed in coordination with the family. Goals will focus on teaching socially significant skills over multiple domains including:

    • Communication

    • Learning readiness

    • Play skills

    • Imitation skills

    • Fine and gross motor skills

    Age: Up to 17

    Service Length: 6 Months

    Date/Hours per Week: 10 Hours per week, Monday to Thursday 1:30pm - 4:00pm

    Price: $29,500

    or

    Date/Hours per Week: 15 hours per week, Monday to Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm

    Price: $39,500

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  • A Psychological Assessment provides a comprehensive evaluation of a child/youth's cognitive and adaptive functioning and may include social, emotional development, and academic achievement measures.

    The assessment process may consist of interviews, observation, testing, and consultation with other professionals.

    The assessment can be used to assess eligibility for developmental services.

    Cost: $2500*

    *Services may be eligible for billing to private insurance providers.

  • Occupational Therapy (OT) is a health profession that works with children/youth and their families. They help identify factors that might impact a child/youth's ability to participate in daily life activities, e.g., self-care, play, social communication, and coping skills.

    OT assessment and intervention will focus on understanding how motor skill development, sensory responses, and visual-perceptual skill development are linked to the child/youth's participation and provide therapeutic strategies to help enhance these skill areas.

    Cost:

    Assessment: $200 per hour

    1:1 Therapy :
    60 mins: $175
    45 mins: $112.50
    30 mins: $75

    Occupational Therapist Assistant (Specific goals)

    Supervised by the OT:
    60 mins: $110
    45 mins: $82.50
    30 mins: $55
    *Plus supervision fee

    * Services may be eligible for billing to private insurance providers.

  • Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) work with families who have concerns about their child/youth's communication development. SLPs assess and treat a broad range of speech, language, communication, swallowing, and eating problems.

    Cost:

    Assessment: $200

    1:1 Therapy :
    60 mins: $175
    45 mins $112.50
    30 mins: $75

    Communicative Disorder Assistant (Supervised by the Speech and Language Pathologist)
    60 mins: $110
    45 mins: $82.50
    30 mins: $55
    *Plus supervision fee)

    * Services may be eligible for billing to private insurance providers.

  • Social Skills Group

    Designed for children aged 11-14 to help develop and enhance their social and executive functioning skills.

    Navigate to Success

    Help teens between the ages of 15-17 learn critical skills necessary for independence and empowerment.

    Fine Motor Group

    This after-school group is designed for children between 7-9 years old and aims to improve/refine fine motor skills essential to daily routines

    Facing Your Fears

    Designed for youth ages 10-14 who are experiencing significant anxiety symptoms.

  • Bethesda will work with community partners to customize educational opportunities, such as workshops and training, in various content areas, e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder, Applied Behaviour Analysis, Occupational Therapy, or Speech-Language Pathology.

    Examples of recent activities provided to community partners include: "Functions of Behaviour," "Every Moment is a Teachable Moment," "Autism and ABA," "Proactive Behavioural Strategies," and "Understanding Sensory Processing."