Reframe Behavior Consulting

✨ Meet the Team ✨

We are incredibly grateful to haveTaylor as part of our leadership team. Her experience, knowledge, and dedication make a lasting impact not only on the families we serve, but on our entire staff team as well.

Taylor truly embodies the mission, vision, and values that guide our company each day, leading with compassion, integrity, collaboration, and a commitment to quality care. We are so lucky to have a supervisor who continuously inspires those around them and helps shape the culture we strive to build every day. 💙

Our littles planned a cutie May Day basket for our neighbors today! 🌼

Thank you, Reframe Behavior Consulting, for the adorable May Day basket and pictures! It definitely brightened our day 🌸

Dramatic Play is happening near you—and it’s more than just play! 🎭✨

Where dramatic play meets real-life skills—building communication, creativity, and confidence one scenario at a time in a fun, engaging way.

Step into our Flower Shop Dramatic Play—where play meets purpose! 🌸🌿

Our children are learning meaningful social norms through giving and receiving flowers for real-life occasions like birthdays, “feel better” moments, or celebrating a job well done. By pairing card making with bouquets, they practice thoughtful communication and emotional expression in a natural, engaging way.
This hands-on experience goes beyond play—kids explore parts of a flower, colors, and even the life cycle, while learning how to properly plant and care for seeds. 🌱

Through guided peer interactions, they practice:
Building bouquets together
Giving and receiving cards and flowers
Tacting emotions (identifying and expressing feelings)
Manding for attention by sharing their creations
We also incorporate early academics by counting petals and stems, sorting flowers, and comparing differences—making learning both fun and functional.

In this environment, children gain confidence, strengthen communication, and develop real-world skills—all while playing in a space that feels magical and meaningful. 🌷✨

Ready for your child to learn through play? Contact us today to get started!
Reframe Behavior Consulting

👋 Meet the Team!
Say hello to Kaydence!

Kaydence is one of our awesome RBTs and brings so much positivity, patience, and fun to every session. From creative curriculum planning to celebrating every small win, they make a big impact on the families we serve.

Drop a 👋 in the comments to say hi!

✨ Meet the Team ✨
We’re so excited to introduce one of the amazing individuals who make what we do possible!

Emmalee is a Registered Behavior Technician who is passionate about supporting children and families through compassionate, individualized care. Her dedication and energy help create meaningful progress and joyful moments every day.

We’re so lucky to have her on our team! 💙

🚨 Immediate Openings for ABA Therapy in Fergus Falls, MN – No Waitlist! 🚨
We are excited to share that we currently have immediate availability for ABA therapy services in Fergus Falls, MN — with NO waitlist!
If your child could benefit from additional support, now is the perfect time to get started. Simply visit our website, scroll to the bottom, and complete the intake questionnaire. Our team will review your information and be in touch shortly after!
✨ Why Choose ABA Therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a highly effective, evidence-based approach designed to support individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other behavioral diagnoses. ABA therapy focuses on improving meaningful skills that help children thrive in everyday life.
💡 Benefits of ABA Therapy Include:
• Improving communication and language skills
• Enhancing social interactions and peer relationships
• Increasing independence in daily routines
• Teaching positive behaviors and reducing challenging behaviors
• Building attention, focus, and learning readiness
• Supporting emotional regulation and coping skills
🌱 Our Purpose
We are dedicated to helping each child reach their fullest potential through individualized, compassionate care. ABA therapy is not just about behavior—it’s about empowering children with the tools they need to succeed at home, in school, and in their community.
📍 Serving families in Fergus Falls, MN
📋 No waitlist – Get started right away!
👉 Head to our website today, complete the intake form, and take the first step toward meaningful progress. We can’t wait to connect with you!

WEBSITE; https://reframebehaviorconsulting.com

🎭 Why Dramatic Play is So Important in ABA Therapy

Dramatic play is a powerful teaching tool in ABA therapy because it creates meaningful, real-life learning opportunities in a fun and engaging way. When children pretend to cook, shop, garden, or run a business, they are practicing skills they will use in their everyday environments. This type of play allows therapists to naturally embed goals while keeping children motivated and socially involved.
Through dramatic play, we work on social skills such as turn-taking, sharing materials, initiating interactions, responding to peers, and cooperative play. Children learn how to communicate their wants and needs, ask questions, and engage in back-and-forth conversations. These moments help build functional communication in a natural setting.

Dramatic play also targets language development. Kids practice labeling items, answering WH-questions, following directions, and expanding their vocabulary. Whether they’re pretending to be a cashier, chef, or gardener, they’re using expressive and receptive language in meaningful ways.

There are also strong cognitive and problem-solving skills involved. Children learn cause and effect, sequencing (first we plant, then we water, then we grow), planning, and flexible thinking. They begin to understand roles, routines, and how different parts of an activity connect together.

This type of play supports fine and gross motor skills as well. Pouring, scooping, planting, stirring, carrying items, and manipulating small objects all strengthen coordination and motor control. These movements are naturally embedded into the activity without it feeling like structured work.

Dramatic play also helps with life skills and independence. Children practice responsibilities like cleaning up, organizing materials, handling pretend money, following routines, and transitioning between roles. These skills translate directly into home, school, and community environments.

Most importantly, dramatic play makes learning fun and meaningful. When children are engaged and motivated, they are more likely to participate, communicate, and retain the skills they’re practicing. It allows ABA therapy to feel natural while still targeting individualized goals across social, communication, motor, and daily living skill areas.

Spring is in full bloom in ABA therapy, and our garden-themed dramatic play is bringing learning to life in the most meaningful way! 🌱🌼
This week, our learners are becoming little gardeners — planting seeds, watering them, and taking responsibility for helping their plants grow. Through this hands-on experience, children learn patience, cause and effect, and responsibility as they see firsthand that their care helps something grow. Watching their excitement as they check on their plants each day creates natural opportunities for communication, shared attention, and social interaction with peers.
To expand on this learning, we’ll transition into a dramatic play Farmer’s Market where children will “harvest” their crops and take on roles such as shoppers, cashiers, and farmers. This allows us to work on real-life skills like counting seeds and produce, using pretend money, turn-taking, requesting items, waiting, and flexible thinking. These interactions help build functional communication, cooperation, and problem-solving skills in a fun and meaningful way.
Our sensory bin also ties directly into the garden theme, filled with materials like soil, seeds, scoops, and gardening tools. Keeping the sensory experience aligned with dramatic play is important because it reinforces concepts across multiple activities. Children are able to explore textures, practice scooping and pouring, and engage in imaginative play while strengthening fine motor skills. At the same time, digging, planting, carrying items, and moving between activities support gross motor development.
By connecting our sensory bin, planting activity, and Farmer’s Market dramatic play under one cohesive theme, we create more opportunities for repetition, understanding, and generalization of skills. Learners are able to practice counting, money concepts, social interactions, and cause-and-effect learning across different environments while staying engaged in a fun, seasonal experience.
Themed activities like this help tie everything together — making learning feel natural, exciting, and purposeful. Through play, our learners are growing social skills, independence, communication, and confidence… one seed at a time. 🌱

Learn more about us at https://reframebehaviorconsulting.com