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02/26/2026

Books are powerful tools that open up tough conversations in a safe, relatable way. They allow children to see themselves (or others) in a story, practice empathy, and learn social skills before they need them in real life.⁠
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To help you start those important talks about kindness and standing up to others, here are a few of our team’s favourites:⁠
📔Stick and Stone⁠
📕A Little Spot of Kindness⁠
📘Have You Filled a Bucket Today?⁠
📙I am We⁠
📗The Buddy Bench⁠
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A good book is a gentle, effective lesson in building a kinder community.⁠
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What books would you add to this list? 👇️⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/25/2026

Friendships are vital, but how do you teach your child to spot a healthy one? 🪴⁠
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Here are 3 simple tips to help your child know the difference between a good friend and one that might not be right for them:⁠
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🩵How Do You Feel Around Them? A good friend makes you feel happy, calm, and safe. A bad friend might make you feel nervous, sad, or angry. Teach your child to trust their gut feeling.⁠
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💚The “Equal Effort” Rule: Good friends take turns talking, sharing, and choosing activities. It’s about a 50/50 effort. If the other person always wants their way or only talks about themselves, that’s a red flag.⁠
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🧡Conflict & Repair: Everyone argues, but a good friend tries to fix the problem, takes responsibility for their part, and genuinely apologizes. A bad friend might always blame others, refuse to apologize, or hold a grudge.⁠
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Empower your child to choose friends who lift them up! 💪⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/22/2026

Elora families, we are coming to you! 🫵⁠
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Every Tuesday, you can find Natasha, a Registered Behaviour Analyst, in-clinic at 📍Kids Can Shine in Elora!⁠
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She is ready to meet with families, work with children and youth, and provide valuable ABA parent coaching and support.⁠
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Ready to explore how ABA can help your child or teen?⁠
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🩵 Reach out today for a free Discovery Call!⁠
✨ Get started with ABA by visiting our website.⁠
All linked in our bio!👆🏻⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/18/2026

Sibling rivalry got you feeling like a referee? 🏃‍♂️⁠
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You’re not alone! Learning to navigate sibling conflict is a huge skill for kids. Here are 3 tips to bring peace (and teach skills) to your home:⁠
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🏆️Fair is NOT Always Equal: Teach your kids the difference. Meeting each child’s need is the goal, not giving them the exact same thing.⁠
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🏆️Use a Conflict Road Map: Establish clear, step-by-step rules for disagreements before they happen. This gives them a script when emotions run high.⁠
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🏆️Practice a Genuine Apology: Move beyond “I’m sorry.” Teach them to acknowledge the hurt, take responsibility, and make a plan to fix it.⁠
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Share your favorite tip below! 👇️⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/15/2026

Have questions about our services? Give us a call! 👋⁠
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Our team is happy to answer any questions you may have about ABA, psychotherapy, autism, OAP funding, or navigating community supports.⁠
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Call us today at 519-616-6600 📲⁠
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👋🏻 Want to learn more about Best Behaviour?⁠
☎️ 519-616-6600⁠
✉️ info@bestbehaviour.ca⁠
💻 www.bestbehaviour.ca⁠
🌱ABA & Psychotherapy⁠
📍Waterloo, Hamilton, and virtually across Ontario!⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/11/2026

Making and keeping friends is something many autistic youth struggle with on their own. In therapy, we can focus on teaching measurable, concrete skills for forming and maintaining healthy friendships and romantic relationships.⁠
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Here are 3 skills we work on with many of our clients:⁠
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Conversational Skills⁠
Ex. Joining a group, initiating a conversation using common interests, keeping the conversation going by trading information, politely leave a conversation⁠
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Dating Etiquette and Boundaries⁠
Ex. Taking ‘no’ for an answer, respecting boundaries, letting someone know you are interested in getting to know them, asking someone on a date⁠
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Handling Conflict and Rejection (Arguments, Teasing, and Gossip): ⁠
Ex. Handling arguments and disagreements in a constructive way, responding to teasing or bullying, navigating rumors/gossip⁠
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Does your teen struggle with any of these skills? Reach out today to speak with someone from our team about how we can best support them.⁠
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🩵 Book your free Discovery Call today!⁠
✨ Get started with Psychotherapy in Jane App.⁠
✨ Get started with ABA by visiting our website.⁠
All linked in our bio!👆🏻⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/09/2026

Virtual therapy is a game-changer for many! 👩🏻‍💻⁠
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Whether it’s ABA or psychotherapy for your child/teen, going virtual offers amazing benefits:⁠
✅️Convenience: Fit sessions into your busy schedule without travel time.⁠
✅️Accessibility: Get support from anywhere, making consistent care easier.⁠
✅️Comfort: Feel more relaxed and comfortable, to open up, in your own environment.⁠
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From skill-building to emotional support, get the care you need right at home!⁠
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Reach out today to learn more about our virtual options. 👇️💻️⁠
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🩵 Book your free Discovery Call today!⁠
✨ Get started with Psychotherapy in Jane App.⁠
✨ Get started with ABA by visiting our website.⁠
All linked in our bio!👆🏻⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/05/2026

More winter or early spring? Either way, what’s your sunshine strategy for the rest of this season?⁠
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We know these last few months can be a drag, so we’ve asked our RBAs to share their simple strategies and tips. Things that help them make it through the rest of the season.⁠
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Give them a try, or think of your own sunshine strategies to bring some light to your day. ☀️⁠
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❤️ Like this post if you found it helpful.⁠
💬 Comment below with your thoughts or questions.⁠
📚 Save this post to refer back to it later.⁠
📲 Share this with a friend who might need this.⁠
And don’t forget to hit ‘follow’ if you like our content! 👍⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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02/01/2026

We know how packed weekdays can get - swimming lessons on Tuesdays, or jam-packed Wednesdays with hockey and guitar!⁠
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That’s why we make it easy to prioritize mental wellness.⁠
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We have one psychotherapist available in-centre at our Waterloo location every weekday:⁠
✅️Mondays: Bhoomija⁠
✅️Tuesdays: Amanda⁠
✅️Wednesdays: Amanda⁠
✅️Thursdays: Candice⁠
✅️Fridays: Amanda⁠
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Simply pick a day or evening that works best for you or your child’s schedule, and we will help match you with a member of our dedicated psychotherapy team.⁠
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🩵 Book your free Discovery Call today!⁠
✨ Get started with Psychotherapy in Jane App.⁠
✨ Get started with ABA by visiting our website.⁠
All linked in our bio!👆🏻⁠
⁠
Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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01/31/2026

Q: How can therapy help my child manage stress, anxiety, or big emotions?⁠
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A: Therapy can help children recognize and label their feelings, so they can better understand and talk about what they are feeling inside.⁠
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Children can learn tools like deep breathing, asking for help, or finding a calm space to manage big emotions safely.⁠
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Therapy can be a space to guide children through everyday situations, helping them practice coping skills and learn to use them when it matters most.⁠
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Managing stress, anxiety, or big emotions is a skill. We’re here to support your child every step of the way.⁠
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Celebrating your child’s effort and success, encouraging them to use these strategies consistently and confidently!⁠
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👋🏻 Want to learn more about Best Behaviour?⁠
☎️ 519-616-6600⁠
✉️ info@bestbehaviour.ca⁠
💻 www.bestbehaviour.ca⁠
🌱ABA & Psychotherapy⁠
📍Waterloo, Hamilton, and virtually across Ontario!⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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01/29/2026

Books are an amazing tool for helping kids and teens understand their feelings!⁠
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Here’s why:⁠
📘They introduce kids to the language they need to talk about how they feel.⁠
📗They normalize big feelings, showing kids they aren’t alone.⁠
📙They create easy opportunities for grown-ups to ask questions and invite open conversations, free of judgment.⁠
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Introduce books about emotions early and read them often! It’s a simple, powerful way to build emotional intelligence. 🧠💪⁠
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❤️ Like this post if you found it helpful.⁠
💬 Comment below with your thoughts or questions.⁠
📚 Save this post to refer back to it later.⁠
📲 Share this with a friend who might need this.⁠
And don’t forget to hit ‘follow’ if you like our content! 👍⁠
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Disclaimer: All posts, stories, and reels shared at are for information purposes only. They should not be construed as specific advice for an individual. For individualized advice and support, please contact a Behaviour Analyst or Registered Psychotherapist directly. Please consider this space a tool for connection and education. It is not intended to replace professional care or a meaningful therapeutic relationship.⁠
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Tuesday	8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6pm
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We believe in using Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) to create fun and supportive learning environments for children and young adults with ASD and other exceptionalities. We take a child-centred approach when working with families and school staff because we believe every child deserves a chance to reach their full potential. Everyday, we see the potential for learning, and the possibilities are endless!