ABA Therapy in New Hope, MN — Personalized Care for Your Child
Dakota Autism Center provides personalized ABA therapy and EIDBI services to families in New Hope, MN. Just nine miles from our Minneapolis center, New Hope families benefit from convenient access to center-based programming alongside flexible in-home therapy options — all delivered by a clinical team that puts your child and family first.
ABA therapy services available to New Hope families
Dakota Autism Center offers multiple pathways to care — choose the setting that works best for your child and family.
Center-Based ABA Therapy
Structured therapy in a preschool-like clinical environment designed for social growth, communication, and school readiness.
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Evidence-based, 1:1 behavioral support delivered in the comfort and familiarity of your own home.
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Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention for children covered by Minnesota Medical Assistance.
Learn moreServing New Hope families with culturally responsive ABA therapy
Every family's journey is unique. Here's how Dakota Autism Center supports the New Hope community.
Distance
~9 miles northwest from our center
Nearby Areas
Golden Valley, Plymouth, Crystal, Brooklyn Center, Robbinsdale
Zip Codes Served
55427, 55428
New Hope is a welcoming northwest-metro community of approximately 22,000 residents, known for its established neighborhoods like Meadow Lake and Northwood Park, its community-centered recreation programs, and its growing cultural diversity. Families in New Hope share a strong sense of neighborhood connection — and Dakota Autism Center brings that same spirit to our work, building genuine relationships with the families we serve and delivering therapy that respects each family's unique background and values.
New Hope students are served by Robbinsdale Area Schools (ISD 281), a district with a rich multicultural student body and dedicated special education resources. Our BCBAs understand the importance of coordinating ABA therapy goals with what's happening at school. Whether your child is working on early communication, peer interaction, or daily living skills, we ensure that progress in therapy translates to meaningful gains in the classroom and at home.
New Hope's central location at the crossroads of Highway 169, Highway 100, and I-394 puts our Minneapolis center just a short drive away — typically 15–20 minutes heading southeast. For families in the Meadow Lake, Northwood Park, and Winnetka neighborhoods who prefer therapy at home, our in-home ABA team brings skilled RBTs directly to your door. EIDBI services are also available to New Hope families enrolled in Minnesota Medical Assistance.
Help your child thrive with ABA therapy.
Complete our online interest form to get matched with a center. We will be in touch soon to discuss your child's unique needs and how we can support your family.
Visit our Minneapolis center — ~9 miles northwest from New Hope
Our Minneapolis headquarters serves as the hub for all Dakota Autism Center programs. New Hope families can access center-based ABA therapy here or choose in-home services delivered directly to your neighborhood.
Office Hours
Monday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Questions New Hope families ask about ABA therapy
Answers to the most common questions from families in New Hope and surrounding areas like Golden Valley, Plymouth, Crystal.
Yes. New Hope is within our in-home service area. Our Registered Behavior Technicians provide scheduled 1:1 sessions in your home, focusing on your child's individualized goals in the Meadow Lake, Northwood Park, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Our Minneapolis center at 331 2nd Ave S is approximately 9 miles southeast of New Hope. Families typically take Highway 169 south to I-394 east or Highway 100 south, arriving in about 15–20 minutes.
We accept most major insurance plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, and Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid). Our intake coordinator verifies your specific benefits and handles all prior authorization paperwork.
We primarily serve children ages 2–12. Our center-based program is designed for preschool-age children in a structured learning environment, while in-home ABA and EIDBI services accommodate a wider age range. Contact us to discuss the best option for your child.
Cultural responsiveness is central to our approach. New Hope is home to families from many cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and we adapt our therapy to align with each family's values, communication style, and priorities. We actively work to match families with providers who understand their cultural context and use professional interpretation when needed.