Our Facility
Autism Services in Scarborugh
Located at 850 Tapscott Road, Unit 51, Scarborough, ON, TCSN is proud to provide a modern, welcoming, and inclusive facility designed to support individuals with special needs and their families. Every space within our facility is designed with accessibility, learning, and well-being in mind, ensuring that each individual receives the support they need while enjoying a positive and enriching experience.
First Floor
Studying & Exercise
The first floor is where many of our daily activities take place. This space is used for structured learning, one-on-one ABA therapy sessions, group activities, exercise, and lunchtime. Participants gather here to build academic, communication, and social skills while also taking part in physical activities that encourage movement and healthy habits.
Our games and recreational activities are also held on the first floor, giving students opportunities to practice teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and social interaction in a fun and supportive setting.
The first floor also includes our washroom facilities for student convenience. To help provide a safe and healthy environment, all classrooms, activity areas, and shared spaces are cleaned and maintained regularly, ensuring a hygienic space for both students and their families.
Second Floor
Yoga and Studying
Our second floor provides additional desks and activity spaces, allowing multiple programs to run at the same time. The extra space helps create a calm learning environment while accommodating different age groups and individual needs. The second floor is also used for yoga, exercise programs, and group activities that promote physical wellness, coordination, and confidence.
Sensory Room
Our sensory room provides a dedicated space where participants can engage in activities that support sensory development, emotional regulation, focus, and relaxation. The room is designed to give individuals a comfortable environment where they can explore different textures, movements, sounds, and activities at their own pace.
The sensory room includes a variety of ABA therapy materials, sensory equipment, educational toys, and interactive games that encourage communication, problem-solving, creativity, and independent play. The space is also used as a calming area where participants can take breaks, manage sensory needs, and practice self-regulation skills in a safe and supportive setting.