Building Independence, One Bathroom Break at a Time
Summer is the perfect time to build new skills, and our Intensive Toilet Training Camp gives children the structure, support, and confidence to get there. With a low staff-to-child ratio (1:1 support), each child receives individualized attention in a setting designed for meaningful progress. Our specialized camp is full of engaging activities, new friends, and a genuinely fun day with consistent, individualized support for toileting routines woven naturally throughout. It's a camp where progress happens because kids are having fun, building routines, and gaining confidence one day at a time.
We make toileting support a natural part of the day. From games and activities to snack time and free play, our experienced team creates meaningful opportunities for children to practice skills in a positive, pressure-free setting.
Program includes:
- Low staff-to-child ratio (1:1 support) to ensure individualized attention and meaningful progress
- Individualized program plan tailored to your child's needs and starting point
- 2 parent coaching sessions per block (at the start and end of the session) to support consistency at home
- Daily progress summaries and practical next steps for caregivers
- End-of-program report with generalization and maintenance strategies
- Optional booster sessions available in the final week of August (1, 2, or 3 additional days)
Is this program right for your child?
This camp is designed for children who:
- Are approaching preschool or kindergarten age and are not yet fully toilet trained
- Require additional time, consistency, or adapted strategies to build toileting skills
- Thrive with structured routines and hands-on support
- Would benefit from a positive, engaging environment to build confidence and independence
- Our recommended age range is 3-7 years old. If your child is outside this range, we'd be happy to talk about whether this program is right for them.
Please note:
Clients are pre-screened for readiness: comfortable sitting on the toilet, dry for at least an hour, able to follow simple instructions, and showing interest in using the toilet.
Funding
This program is offered at a reduced rate, thanks to partial subsidy from the Geneva Centre for Autism Foundation. As a Life Skills Camp, it may also be eligible for funding from OAP, SSAH, and other sources.
Ready to Build a Summer of Progress?
Spots are limited, and sessions fill quickly. Reach out to reserve your child's spot today.