FCPG offers services via video-conferencing platforms to serve families in remote areas and/or those not willing or able to receive services in-person.
FCPG has been accredited as a Behavioral Health Centre of Excellence (BHCOE) since 2017.
We are excited to announce that FCPG is expanding its services to better able support children and families in the Fraser Valley area!
Receiving a diagnosis of an Autism Spectrum Disorder for your child is never easy. You don’t need to go through it on your own. We are here to help.
We follow the most current research showing positive outcomes for children diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. The most successful early intervention programs to be documented are based on Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).
FCPG is excited to announce that we are at the leading edge of technology used in the delivery of our programs. Providing our staff with iPads and our families with online tools saves time and enhances service.
We are committed to working together with families to help support their children. As part of this commitment, we are proud to offer our behavioural parenting workshop series.
There is a strong correlation between children’s successful development and strong family involvement. The individualized programs we develop involve the key people in your child’s life – A key factor for success.
FCPG will continue to follow updates from the Federal and Provincial Government and Health Authorities on how to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. At the present time, we are able to support families both in-person and through telehealth modalities. It is our goal to continue to support families in whatever ways they are most comfortable with so that their children are continuing to learn and maintain critical skills.
FCPG has outlined a comprehensive Communicable Disease Prevention Plan to help reduce the risk of coming into contact with COVID-19 and other communicable diseases. Our top priority is to ensure everyone’s health and safety.
View our Communicable Disease Prevention Plan
For any new families wanting to inquire about our services, please fill out our secure web-based form HERE and we will contact you by phone.
Please take care of yourselves and each other.
Sincerely,
Tina Linton, M.Ed., BCBATM
Clinical Director
Family Centred Practices Group designs and monitors intervention programs for families with young children who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder or related disability. Family Centred Practices Group is delighted to announce we are Canada’s first Behavioural Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE).
The BHCOE is a reputable, international accrediting body in the field of behaviour analysis. Their assessments are developed by experts in the field to distinguish exceptional behavioural health providers. This accreditation certifies a continued demonstration of exceptional international clinical and administrative standards deemed by an independent third-party evaluator.
The quality of work performed by our staff, the effectiveness of our clinical applications, and the attentiveness to each child’s individual needs is at the highest standard. To maximize a child’s opportunity to reach his or her full potential, we emphasize a proactive approach to teaching and learning. We accomplish this by capitalizing on naturally occurring motivational conditions and the principles of positive reinforcement. Through the use of these and other behaviour analytic practices, a child’s ability to experience success across environments is enhanced.
We gratefully serve families all across the Lower Mainland.This includes families living in the regional districts of Greater Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
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Children in our programs have shows substantial improvements in a variety of skill areas including:
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