FAQs

  • The office is on the main floor and is accessible including an accessible washroom. If you have specific accessibility needs please reach out so we can ensure the space meets your needs.

  • Unfortunately, there is limited space for a waiting area. You are welcome to join the session, visit the many local coffee shops, or head out for a walk.

  • There is paid parking on Danforth and there are Green P lots at Coxwell and Danforth and Woodbine and Danforth. You might be able to find free street parking the surrounding neighbourhood, please read parking zone signs carefully.

  • At this time we do not offer direct billing to insurance. You will receive a receipt you can submit to your provider.

  • There is limited charitable funding for private therapy.

    Here are a few I know of:

    1. Noah’s Club house - https://www.noahsclubhouse.org/. Noah’s Clubhouse provides funding for therapy to families with a child under 18 with a diagnosis of cerebral palsy. Families and therapists must reside in Ontario. Funding is in the amount of  $700 to use for therapy only.

    2. Hope for Cerebral Palsy - https://www.hopeforcerebralpalsy.com/application-deadlines. Hope For Cerebral Palsy provides sponsorship of privately funded, 5 day intensives specifically for children under 5 years old with cerebral palsy.

  • I am unable to see your child privately if I am their primary occupational therapist at the Hospital. If I work with you here at Building Skills Together and then you are connected to Holland Bloorview, I am unable to be your therapist at the Hospital. This is based on my regulatory college guidelines.