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Together, we'll find what works, with individualized ABA therapy that meets your child where they are.
ABA therapy in Cottage Grove, MN
ABA therapy that comes to Cottage Grove families
Cottage Grove families shouldn't have to choose between great care and a long drive every day. Our in-home team brings one-on-one ABA therapy right to your home, built around your child and your family.
Our Bloomington Learning Center is about 30 minutes away if full-time, center-based therapy is the right fit.
- CountyWashington County
- ServicesIn-home ABA and center-based ABA
- Nearest centerAbout 30 minutes to our Bloomington Learning Center
- SchoolsSouth Washington County Schools (ISD 833)
Two ways Cottage Grove families get support
We'll help you choose the setting that fits your child, your schedule, and your family. Some families start with one and change as their child grows.
In-home ABA in Cottage Grove
Our team comes to your home for one-on-one therapy built around your child's everyday routines, 20 to 40 hours a week, full-time or part-time.
Learn about in-home ABA →Our ABA Learning Center
Full-time, one-on-one ABA therapy, Monday to Friday, at our Bloomington learning center, about 30 minutes from Cottage Grove via Highway 61 and I-494.
Visit the Learning Center page →Next step
Let's talk about your child
Not sure where to start? A free consult is a relaxed conversation where we get to know your family, answer your questions, and tell you honestly whether we're a good fit.
Serving families in Cottage Grove and across Washington County.
Questions from Cottage Grove families
Do you offer in-home ABA therapy in Cottage Grove, MN?
Yes. Our in-home team provides one-on-one ABA therapy for children with autism in Cottage Grove, 20 to 40 hours a week.
How far is your ABA center from Cottage Grove?
Our ABA Learning Center in Bloomington is about 30 minutes from Cottage Grove via Highway 61 and I-494.
What ages do you work with?
We focus on children 10 and younger, when early intervention can make the biggest lasting difference.