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ABA service providers are a constantly growing and changing group, which means this list may not always be up to date. We recommend connecting with some of the other organizations, like the Minnesota Department of Human Services, to check for service providers in your area and for your desired age group and setting. 

Please let us know if you see that we are missing a service provider or if the listed service provider information needs to be updated.

Many recipients of behavior analytic services find connecting with other service recipients to be meaningful. Use the links on this page to connect with communities of parents, families, individuals, and organizations who are interested in receiving, are receiving, or have received ABA services.

Behavior analysis, like any science or specialty field, has many unique terms that are unfamiliar to most newcomers. This list is not exhaustive, but is meant to provide quick reference information that will support you and your loved ones in feeling more fluent in finding, accessing, and using behavior analytic services. We recommend that you connect with your service provider for examples of how these terms relate to your unique case.

Use this page to learn more about how behavior analytic services are accessed and rendered in Minnesota. You can also access other community-focused resources for behavior analysis here. 

If you see any resources that are missing, let us know so we can share these helpful tools and supports with other members of the Minnesota Northland behavior analysis community.

What should you expect from your behavior analyst? The highest level of quality and ethical standards!

The Standards of Practice for Applied Behavioral Analysis in Minnesota is a handbook for community members on the quality of services you should expect. Click the button to read more.