Early Autism Services (EAS)

ABA Provider that also leads Social Skills Groups and Caregiver Collaboration OpportunitiesService

EAS lists social skills groups to help children build friendships and get along with other children. The pages do not say whether the Duluth site runs them.

Center-Based ABA TherapyService

Children get one-on-one ABA therapy at the Duluth center. Each session mixes table learning, play with other children, and free play.

Focused Skill DevelopmentProgram

Therapists teach key skills in small steps. These include language, communication, play, self-help, motor skills, pre-academic skills, social skills and behavior planning.

Free Self-Guided Learning CoursesProgram

Online learning resources give families information and tips about autism care.

In-Home ABA TherapyService

A therapist comes to your home for one-on-one ABA sessions. They help your child build skills used in daily routines, and parents are encouraged to take part.

Initial Consultation and AssessmentService

Families call or ask for intake, and EAS checks insurance, assesses the child and builds a therapy plan. The consultation is free.

Parent and Caregiver TrainingService

EAS works with parents and caregivers, not just the child. The team helps with goal-setting, tracking progress, and training families to support therapy at home.

School-Based ABA TherapyService

Therapists give ABA support at your child's school and work with teachers and staff. This helps your child practice skills in the classroom.