Company Description Social Kiddos Consulting provides educational services to the neurodiverse community across British Columbia, supporting children, youth, and families with individualized, evidence-based approaches. The organization focuses on fostering social, emotional, and academic growth through collaborative work with caregivers, educators, and other professionals. Services are designed to be inclusive and strength-based, recognizing and honoring each individual’s unique needs, preferences, and abilities.

Social Kiddos

Consulting emphasizes accessible support, including remote service options, to ensure that neurodiverse learners can thrive in their home, school, and community environments.

Role Description The Behaviour Interventionist is a contract, remote and in-person role responsible for delivering individualized behavior support to neurodiverse children and youth under the guidance of clinical supervisors or consultants. Day-to-day tasks include implementing behavior intervention plans, teaching life and social skills, and supporting communication and self-regulation strategies in home, school, and community settings via virtual sessions or telepractice. The role involves collecting and documenting session data, monitoring progress, and providing feedback to caregivers and supervising professionals.

The Behaviour





Interventionist collaborates with families and multidisciplinary teams to adapt strategies, maintain clear communication, and ensure interventions are aligned with established goals and best practices.

Qualifications

- Foundational knowledge and practical experience in Applied Behavior Analysis and Behavioral Intervention.
- Background or coursework in Psychology and Education, with an understanding of neurodiversity and child development.
- Strong Communication skills, including clear documentation, qualified correspondence, and collaboration with families and teams.
- Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage schedules, and maintain reliable digital tools and internet connectivity.
- Experience supporting neurodiverse individuals (e.g., autism, ADHD, learning differences) in educational or clinical settings is an asset.
- Relevant diploma or degree in psychology, education, behavior analysis, or a related field; BACB coursework or certification is considered an advantage.
- Commitment to inclusive, person-centered practice, cultural humility, and ongoing professional learning.
- Clear background checks as required for working with children and vulnerable individuals.

📌 Behaviour Interventionist (Vancouver)
🏢 Social Kiddos Consulting
📍 Vancouver