Maltby Centre
Registered OAP providerLocated in Kingston
Wait Time:
Not published — contact provider for a current estimateOther services at this location:
DiagnosisSpeech Therapy
Kingston Services
ABA Therapy Options in Kingston
Quick Summary
- 1 centre offering aba therapy in Kingston — the only one on record here.
- None of the listed centres publish a public wait time. Ontario-wide average wait for funding is 5+ years (ETWO analysis of MCCSS FOI data).
- 1 of 1 are registered OAP providers.
What is ABA Therapy?
Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) is a structured, evidence-based therapy that breaks skills into small steps and uses reinforcement to build communication, social, and daily-living skills.
Early intervention is time-sensitive: WHO guidelines recommend support begin within weeks of diagnosis. In Kingston, families report an average wait of years-long for core clinical services.
Only one centre in the Kingston area is on record offering aba therapy for autistic individuals. If you know of another, let us know.
Providers offering ABA Therapy
Questions worth asking before you register
- Is this service currently accepting new OAP-funded clients, or is there a separate waitlist for funded spots?
- What is your current estimated wait, and can you confirm it in writing or by email?
- Do you require a diagnosis report, physician referral, or specific intake paperwork before I can book?
- Is there a deposit, hold fee, or cancellation policy attached to the waitlist?
- If I also register with another provider, will accepting an opening here affect my other waitlist positions?
While you’re on a waitlist
Families don’t have to wait idle for a spot to open. A separate directory tracks free and low-cost services available across Ontario now.
See free services available nowVerified References & Sources
Updated:Government Reports & Data
- [2023]Exclusion of Students With Disabilities — 2023 SurveyVerified FAO DataCommunity Living Ontario • Report • 2023-10-01
- [2024]Inclusion Without Proper Support Is AbandonmentVerified FAO DataElementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario • Report • 2024-06-01
- [2020]Autism ServicesVerified FAO DataFinancial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) • Report • 2020-07-21
- [2024]Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services: Spending Plan ReviewVerified FAO DataFinancial Accountability Office of Ontario (FAO) • Report • 2024-06-05
- [2026]MCCSS bi-weekly OAP Core Clinical Services progress reports (FOI release CSS2026-0749)Verified FAO DataMinistry of Children, Community and Social Services (Ontario) • Report • 2026-03-04
About This Article
Written by Spencer Carroll
Founder & Autism Advocate
Evidence on this page
The source chain stays visible.
Key claims are paired with their source, evidence tier, and verification date so readers can inspect the public record directly.
Facts6
Sources5
Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) delivered to children aged 18–30 months produced significant gains in IQ, adaptive behaviour, and autism severity — some children no longer met diagnostic criteria at follow-up
Cochrane systematic review finds evidence that early intensive behavioural intervention (EIBI) may produce positive effects on adaptive behaviour and communication for young children with ASD (low certainty of evidence)
WHO recommends accessible, community-based early interventions for children with autism — timely evidence-based psychosocial interventions improve communication and social engagement
89,799
children are registered in the Ontario Autism Program
23%
Only 20,633 children have active funding agreements — less than one in four
$965M
Ontario allocated to the Ontario Autism Program in 2026-27
Last system verification: 2026-06-13. Next scheduled update: 2026-09-10.