Westminster, CO In-Home ABA Therapy
Your child deserves support in the place they feel most comfortable — home. STEPS Behavioral Health brings personalized ABA therapy directly to families in Westminster, CO, helping children build skills and grow in their own environment. Ready to get started? Fill out our form today.
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The Benefits of ABA
Therapy in Westminster, CO
It’s Personalized for Your Child
Building Skills for Daily Life
A Trusted, Research-Based Approach
LOCATIONS
Providing ABA Therapy Across Denver Metro and Boulder County
Insurance Options Available
STEPS Behavioral Health works with all major Colorado Medicaid Regional Accountable Entities and a number of commercial insurance partners. Have questions about your coverage or plan options in Colorado? Reach out to our team — we're here to help you find the clearest path forward.
Services
A Path to Success
Starts Here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How the ABA Assessment Process Works
It begins with a call to our intake specialist to complete paperwork and schedule your first appointment. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst will then meet with your child and guardian for an initial 1–2 hour session, typically within 45 days of completed paperwork.
From there, your BCBA creates a personalized treatment plan, reviews it with your family, and submits it to your insurance provider. At the same time, your treatment team is assembled. Once insurance approval is received, services can begin—usually within about four months from your initial call.
What Age Groups Do You Serve?
Our services support children and young adults ages 2 to 21, with programs tailored to each stage of development.
Do You Provide Support in School Settings?
- Yes. When permitted, we can support your child in school—most often in private school settings. While many public schools do not allow in-school ABA services, our BCBAs can still collaborate with your child’s team by attending IEP meetings and conferences.
- We also offer advocacy support to help families navigate school-related challenges. Contact our intake coordinator to learn more.
Is ABA Therapy Covered by Insurance?
Coverage depends on your individual plan. Medicaid typically covers ABA therapy, while commercial plans may involve copays or other costs—we can help you understand your benefits.
What is the purpose of ABA?
Is ABA Therapy Offered in Group Settings?
Yes. We offer social skills groups for clients over age 5, providing opportunities to build and practice skills with peers.
Younger children in our Early STEPS program benefit from a blend of individual therapy, group play, and structured activities tailored to their development. Older clients may also practice skills in community settings, helping build confidence in real-world situations.
What Is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
What Makes ABA Therapy Ethical?
ABA therapy is guided by established ethical standards that prioritize each client’s dignity, individualized care, and collaboration with families. Professionals follow the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) Ethics Code to ensure services are respectful, appropriate, and effective.
Ethical ABA focuses on meeting each individual’s needs and goals, using positive reinforcement and evidence-based strategies to support growth and independence. Ongoing training, supervision, and evaluation help maintain high standards of care.
Is ABA Therapy Right for My Child?
Who Will Be Working with My Child During ABA Therapy?
ABA therapy is provided by a team of trained professionals, each with a specific role. A BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) develops and oversees your child’s treatment plan, ensuring it is personalized and effective. RBTs (Registered Behavior Technicians) and BTs (Behavior Technicians) work directly with your child, carrying out the plan during daily sessions under the BCBA’s supervision.
The difference between an RBT and a BT comes down to certification. An RBT has completed formal credentialing requirements, while a BT is typically working toward that certification. Both are trained, supervised, and focused on helping your child make meaningful progress.