Services Designed for Meaningful Growth
Explore how we support meaningful growth across home, school, work, and community life.
Mind Power Creativity Center brings together behavioral, educational, and human development services designed to support meaningful learning, skill development, independence, and participation in everyday life. Explore our five service areas to find the support that best aligns with your needs and goals.
Explore Our Services
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Applied Behavior Analysis
Evidence-based behavioral assessment, intervention, consultation, and caregiver training for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities.
Includes: Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) · ABA Therapy · Parent & Caregiver Training
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Human Development
Helping individuals develop the behavioral, adaptive, and life skills needed to thrive throughout life.
Includes: Functional Communication & Conversation Skills · Executive Function Skills · Behavioral Coping & Regulation Skills
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Education & Consultation
Supporting meaningful learning, collaboration, and growth through evidence-based education, consultation, and professional development.
Includes: IEP Advocacy & Educational Support · Academic Coaching · Professional Training
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Career & Vocational Services
Preparing individuals with the behavioral, adaptive, and workplace readiness skills needed for meaningful employment and greater independence.
Includes: Job Search & Employment Preparation · Workplace Communication · Vocational Skills & Readiness Assessment
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Community Engagement & Independence
Supporting individuals in building the practical skills, connections, and confidence needed for meaningful participation in everyday community life.
Includes: Community Integration · Daily Living Skills · Volunteer & Recreation
One Organization. Different Paths to Growth.
Each MPCC service area addresses different needs while sharing a broader commitment to meaningful human development. Our ABA services are grounded in Applied Behavior Analysis, while principles of learning and behavior may also inform our educational, human development, vocational, and community-based programs when appropriate.
What connects our work is a focus on helping people develop practical skills they can use in everyday life.
Not Sure Where to Begin?
You don't need to know exactly which service is right for you before reaching out. Tell us about your needs, priorities, and goals, and we'll help you identify the most appropriate next step.
Eligibility, funding, and payment options vary by service. When applicable, we'll also help you understand insurance or other funding requirements before services begin.
See How to Get Started→
Let's Talk About What You Need.
Every journey starts differently.
Some people arrive with a diagnosis and a plan. Others simply know something needs to change. Our Getting Started page walks through both paths — services verified through insurance, and services available through private pay.