Overview

Monarch House is an interdisciplinary treatment center in British Columbia that serves individuals with autism and their families and offers a wide range of services for diverse academic, behavioural, communication, learning, motor, physical, speech, social, and mental health needs. It improves access to services, coordinates treatment, and focuses on measurable outcomes across the lifespan. Services can be delivered at its centers, at home or school, in the community, or in specialized housing, with staff tailoring plans for each person. Core offerings include assessments, medical diagnoses, direct and group therapy, consultations, day programs for adults with developmental disabilities, tutoring, recreation, research, training, and parent support, along with ongoing learning to improve treatments.