In-Home ABA Therapy in Layfayette, CO
In-home ABA therapy in Lafayette, CO helps your child develop essential skills in a comfortable, familiar environment. Get started by filling out our form today.
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Why Families Choose ABA Therapy in Lafayette, CO
Tailored for Meaningful Progress
Supporting Everyday Life Skills
A Proven Path to Real Progress
LOCATIONS
Providing ABA Therapy Across Denver Metro and Boulder County
We Work With Many Insurance Providers
STEPS Behavioral Health partners with all major Colorado Medicaid Regional Accountable Entities and Several Commercial Partners. Contact us for any questions regarding coverage or plans in Colorado – we’ll be happy to provide you with the clearest guidance as to your best options.
Services
Nurturing Skills for a
More Independent Future
Frequently Asked Questions
How do families get started with ABA therapy in Lafayette, CO?
To begin ABA therapy in Lafayette, CO, families first connect with our intake team to complete paperwork and schedule an assessment with a BCBA. During this 1–2 hour visit, we get to know your child and discuss your goals.
A personalized treatment plan is then created, reviewed with you, and submitted to your insurance provider. At the same time, we match your child with a therapy team. Once approved, services can begin. The entire process usually takes a few months.
Is ABA therapy available for different age groups?
Our services are designed for children and young adults between the ages of 2 and 21, with individualized programs that evolve as your child grows.
Do you offer ABA support in school settings?
- In certain situations, yes. For children age 5 and older, services may be provided in schools when permitted. Private schools often allow more flexibility, while public schools may have guidelines that limit outside support. Our BCBAs can also join IEP meetings and school conferences to help address behavioral needs.
- Additional advocacy services are available for families who would like extra support, offered for an out-of-pocket fee.
Is ABA therapy covered by insurance plans?
In many cases, yes—but coverage depends on your individual plan. Medicaid often includes ABA therapy, while private insurance may have copays or other out-of-pocket expenses. We’re here to help you understand your coverage and walk you through each step.
What skills does ABA therapy focus on?
ABA therapy supports the development of key life skills, including communication, socialization, and independence, while addressing behaviors that may interfere with progress. Every program is tailored to your child using evidence-based strategies.
Are group ABA therapy options available in Lafayette, CO?
Yes, we provide group-based ABA opportunities in addition to individualized therapy. Children ages 5 and up can participate in social skills groups that encourage peer interaction and learning. Our Early STEPS program includes a combination of one-on-one support and group activities tailored to each child’s development.
For older children and teens, group sessions may involve practicing social and life skills in real-world environments to build confidence and independence.
What is ABA therapy?
Is ABA therapy a safe and effective option?
When provided by qualified professionals, ABA therapy is a safe and well-established approach. BCBAs follow ethical guidelines that focus on respecting each child, creating individualized plans, and working closely with families.
Current ABA practices emphasize positive, evidence-based methods that support skill development, independence, and overall growth.
What is the typical schedule for ABA therapy?
What is the difference between a BCBA, RBT, and BT?
ABA therapy involves a team of professionals, each with a specific role. A BCBA designs and oversees your child’s treatment plan and tracks progress over time. RBTs and BTs provide one-on-one support during therapy sessions, helping your child build skills through structured activities. BTs are often working toward becoming certified as RBTs.
By working together, the team ensures your child receives consistent care and support.
What can I do at home to support my child’s progress?
Is ABA therapy the right choice for my child?
ABA therapy can benefit children who need support with communication, behavior, daily routines, or skill development. It’s designed to help build independence and improve success in everyday situations.
If you’re not sure if it’s the right fit, we’re here to talk through your concerns and help you explore your options.