In-home ABA
Therapy in the place your child knows best.
Support delivered at home, built into the routines your family already has, so new skills are practiced where they are actually needed.
Focus areas
Goals we may work on together
Goals are chosen with your family after an assessment. These are examples of what a plan can include, not a fixed curriculum or a promised result.
Communication
Requesting, responding, and being understood — through speech, signs, or a communication device, depending on what suits your child.
Daily living routines
Dressing, mealtimes, hygiene, and bedtime, approached one step at a time and at your child's pace.
Play and social skills
Taking turns, playing alongside siblings, and sharing attention during everyday family activities.
Coping and behavior support
Understanding what a behavior is communicating, and teaching replacement skills that meet the same need.
What to expect
What in-home support can involve
No two sessions look the same, because they follow your child's plan and the rhythm of your household. A visit often includes some of the following.
A BCBA leads assessment and treatment planning and reviews progress with your family. Day-to-day sessions are delivered by trained staff working from that plan.
- Time to settle in and follow your child's lead before structured work begins.
- Teaching woven into play and preferred activities rather than worksheets.
- Practice inside real routines — a snack, a transition, getting ready to leave.
- Notes on what was worked on, so you know what happened while we were there.
- Regular review of progress data, with the plan adjusted as your child grows.
Working together
Your family is part of the plan
You know your child best. We ask what matters in your day, share what we're trying, and adjust when something isn't working for your household.
- Goals are set with you after the assessment, in plain language.
- You can ask questions and request changes at any point.
- Strategies are chosen to fit your actual routines, not an ideal schedule.
- In-home support can be combined with school, community, or parent training.
FAQ
Questions about this service
Do you bring your own materials?
Staff bring the teaching materials and data tools they need, and we also build sessions around toys, games, and routines your child already enjoys at home.
How long is a session?
Session length and frequency are individualized. They are recommended after assessment and depend on your child's plan and any authorization requirements.
Can siblings take part?
Often, yes. Sibling play and shared family routines can be a natural place to practice, when that fits your child's goals.
What do we need to prepare at home?
A workable space and a sense of the routines you'd like support with. We'll talk through anything else during the assessment.
Other services
Support in other settings
Many families combine settings. We can talk through which mix makes sense for your child.
Next step
Let's talk about getting started
Tell us 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