ABA Therapy & Counseling Services in Greeley, Colorado

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Yes, we accept Medicaid and work with families to make services accessible.

To get ABA therapy, start by contacting a provider for an intake assessment. Many families are referred through a pediatrician, but you can also reach out directly. After the assessment, a treatment plan is created and services can begin once insurance or funding is approved.

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is an evidence-based approach that helps children improve communication, social, and daily living skills. ABA therapy is commonly used to support children with autism by reinforcing positive behaviors and reducing challenging behaviors.

Yes, many insurance plans—including Medicaid—cover ABA therapy in Colorado and New Mexico. Coverage depends on your specific plan, so it’s important to verify benefits with your provider or work with an ABA agency that can help guide you through the process.

The timeline varies for each child, but many families begin to see progress within a few months of consistent ABA therapy. Programs are individualized, and long-term success depends on factors like frequency of sessions and specific goals.

ABA therapy programs are customized, but children often receive between 10 and 40 hours per week depending on their needs. A clinical assessment determines the appropriate number of hours to support meaningful progress.

In most cases, a formal autism diagnosis is required for insurance to cover ABA therapy. However, providers can often guide you through the diagnostic process and next steps if you do not yet have one.

Signs a child may benefit from ABA therapy include delays in communication, difficulty with social interaction, repetitive behaviors, or challenges with daily routines. An assessment by a qualified professional can help determine if ABA is appropriate.

During ABA therapy sessions, a trained therapist works one-on-one with your child using structured activities and play-based learning. Sessions focus on building skills, tracking progress, and reinforcing positive behaviors.

Look for providers with experienced, credentialed staff (such as BCBAs), individualized treatment plans, and strong communication with families. It’s also helpful to choose a provider who accepts your insurance and offers services in your area.

Yes, ABA therapy is widely recognized as an effective, evidence-based treatment for children with autism. It has been shown to improve communication, behavior, and independence when delivered consistently over time.

Parent involvement is a key part of successful ABA therapy. Many programs include parent training so you can reinforce skills at home and support your child’s progress outside of therapy sessions.