ABOUT KIND BEHAVIOUR
Built by people who care deeply about disability support.
Kind Behaviour was created from years of working with, learning from, and supporting individuals with disabilities and their families. This work is not just clinical or administrative for us. It is personal, meaningful, and built around the belief that individuals and families deserve support that feels respectful, practical, and genuinely helpful.
We believe good behaviour support should bring clarity, not judgment. It should help individuals and families understand what is happening, feel less alone, and move forward with strategies that can actually work in daily life.
WHY WE BUILT KIND BEHAVIOUR
Support should feel clear, respectful, and usable.
Families often carry more than people realize: appointments, school conversations, routines that are not working, safety concerns, funding questions, and the emotional weight of trying to find the right support.
Kind Behaviour was built to offer calm, organized, and compassionate support for individuals and families. The goal is to help people feel understood, know what the next step could look like, and move forward without judgment or overwhelm.
What we wanted to create
- Support that feels respectful
- Strategies that work in real routines
- Clear communication
- Follow-through families can trust
MEET THE FOUNDERS
The people behind Kind Behaviour.
Kind Behaviour is built by Jessica and Jason together. Jessica brings the clinical and disability-support experience behind the services. Jason supports the operations, administration, systems, and business structure that help the practice stay organized and sustainable.
Jessica Bist, M.Sc., BCBA
Jessica is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst and co-founder of Kind Behaviour. She brings 15+ years of experience supporting individuals with disabilities, from respite and community aide work to behavioural aide support and behavioural consultation. Her work is grounded in compassionate ABA, practical family support, and deep respect for the people she serves.
Jessica’s full CVJason Lefebvre
Jason is co-founder of Kind Behaviour and supports the operations, administration, systems, and business side of the practice. He is a strong disability advocate with a lifelong connection to disability services, including growing up around his father's leadership with Open Hands in Ontario. For the past six years, Jason has supported the administrative and business side of Jessica's work.
WHAT GUIDES THE WORK
Values that show up in the support.
These values are not just words on a page. They shape how Kind Behaviour communicates, plans, follows through, and supports individuals and families in real life.
Compassion with action
People should feel heard and respected, but compassion also needs to become useful support, clear strategies, and follow-through.
Respect for real life
Support has to fit actual homes, routines, communities, busy weeks, and the needs of the people using it.
Joy in the work
Disability support should include warmth, dignity, strengths, progress, and moments worth celebrating.
Clear systems
Families deserve organized communication, clear next steps, and support that does not rely on guesswork.
Want to talk through support for your family?
Start with a free 20-minute consultation to talk about fit, service options, and what kind of support may make sense.