We are a team of Board Certified Behavior Analysts who specialize in the treatment of children, adolescents, and adults with a variety of developmental disabilities including Autism Spectrum Disorders. We provide services across the state of Minnesota.
1:1 and small group parent coaching services led by a certified Mad2Glad Parent Coach. With additional training and/or certifications in: Greenspan's Floortime, Dr. Ross Greene's CPS, and Shanker Self Reg. Individual and group coaching services are designed to meet the needs of families with autistic or neurodivergent children.
Whether you’re searching for help for you, your relationship, or your child, you’ve come to the right place. In therapy, CARE Counseling’s clinicians work with you to understand the challenges you are facing while establishing a positive therapeutic relationship to help you create and achieve your personal goals.
SwimPossible provides safe, calming, and fun lessons that are customized for students who need a gentle approach to learning how to swim. Our method incorporates current swim techniques and elements of water therapy to help students quiet their minds and feel how their bodies move in the water.
Life Superior is a Personal Care Assistance (PCA) agency that offers home care services to children and adults with autism. It is also licensed to provide services to those on Medical Assistance (MA) via the 245D waiver programs.
ShareBuddies is an online platform that provides free social skills services to students with social challenges. In light of the ubiquitous social distancing, students with these challenges do not have many opportunities to socialize with their peers, and as a result, they are unable to improve their communicative abilities.
CDCS Certified Support Planner for people on waivers through the state.
This guide details how parents can conduct speech therapy interventions at home. It includes speech therapy activities for children with ASD of various age groups, including infants & toddlers, pre-schoolers, school-age children, and adolescents.
This is an academically published resource on the topic of providing sensory activities for children with Autism. This includes more personal/family activities as well as being involved in the community a bit more.
The resource lists important questions to ask about the preparedness of new spaces and offers strategies for planning trips for children with autism, such as bringing sensory blockers like headphones to crowded destinations. It also includes a trip-planning PDF to help parents get ready for short and long trips with their children.