ABA therapy for children with autism in Minnesota

We’re a team of skilled ABA practitioners ready to help your child experience life in a whole new way.

Your Trusted experts in therapy for children with autism

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Strengthening Skills

Cultivating Communication.

Inspiring Independence..

Proven Strategies to Harness your Child’s Potential

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA therapy) has become increasingly popular as a highly effective method for helping children with ASD develop essential skills and overcome challenges.

At Focus Point, our expert team works closely with parents to build on each child’s natural strengths and equip them with tools for life.

Our Key Areas of Focus

Communication

finding the most effective methods for your child's to express thier wants and needs and interact with others

Understanding the purpose behind challenging behaviors and teaching positive, functional alternatives that support your child’s growth and well-being.

Building your child’s ability to enjoy play independently and with others, promoting imagination, creativity, and emotional development.

Behavior

Play and Independent Leisure

Daily living skills

Helping your child learn everyday self-care tasks like dressing, brushing teeth, or following a routine skills that support greater independence at home and in the community.

Supporting your child in developing friendships, learning how to share, take turns, read social cues, and engage in group settings with confidence.

Enhancing problem-solving, memory, attention, and flexible thinking skills to support your child’s learning and overall development.

Social skills

Cognitive Functioning

You know
your child best

Parents/caregivers play an active role in every part of our ABA process.

From identifying needs and defining goals to actively supporting your child’s progress, you will always be a key member of the care team.

We provide extensive caregiver support including guidance and resources, equipping you with the tools to manage your child’s behaviors and facilitate their development.