About us

Care built around your child and family.

Treehouse Therapy Center provides individualized ABA therapy for children and families. Our work starts with understanding one child and the people around them.

Our mission

A partner for your family

We want every child we work with to build skills that make their own daily life easier — communicating a need, joining in play, moving through a routine — and we want their families to feel informed and included the whole way through.

That means being clear about what we're doing, honest about what we're seeing, and willing to change course when something isn't working. Therapy should fit the family it's built for.

How we practice

Four principles behind every plan

  • Family-centered

    We work alongside your family rather than around it. You help set the goals, you can ask for changes, and the plan is written to fit your household.

  • Individualized

    Plans are built for one child, based on assessment findings and the priorities you raise — not assembled from a standard package.

  • BCBA-led planning

    Assessment and treatment planning are led by a board certified behavior analyst, who reviews progress and adjusts the plan over time.

  • Plain language

    We explain what we're doing and why, without clinical shorthand, so you can ask real questions and make informed decisions.

Working together

How we work with families

The sequence below is what families can expect from us, from the first conversation onward.

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  1. We start by listening

    Before anything is written down, we ask what your day looks like, what's going well, and what you'd most like to change.

  2. Assessment comes before goals

    A BCBA completes an assessment so recommendations are grounded in your child's current skills and needs, not assumptions.

  3. Goals are agreed, not assigned

    We talk the proposed goals through with you and adjust them. If a goal doesn't matter to your family, it doesn't belong in the plan.

  4. Skills are practiced where they're used

    That may mean at home, in a school or daycare that agrees to it, or in everyday community settings — whichever suits the goal.

  5. The plan keeps changing

    Progress is reviewed and the plan is revised as your child develops and as your family's priorities shift.

Working with us

Interested in joining the team?

We're always glad to hear from clinicians and support staff who share this approach.

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Next step

Let's talk about getting started

Tell us a little about your child and what you're hoping to work on. Our team will follow up to discuss next steps.

Free 15-minute consults are available weekdays between 8:30 AM and 4:30 PM CT. Prefer email? Write to info@treehousetherapymn.com