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10 Best ABA Therapy Providers in Colorado Springs, CO (2026)

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Serenity ABA Care

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Serving Colorado Springs, CO • Ages 3-17

Serenity ABA Care provides in-home ABA therapy for children with autism in Colorado, bringing individualized care into the settings where children live, learn, and grow. Our team helps children strengthen communication, social, behavioral, and adaptive skills through positive reinforcement, achievable goals, and consistent support. Every care journey begins with a conversation, insurance authorization, and an in-home assessment led by a BCBA. We then build a personalized treatment plan that reflects a child's strengths, needs, and family priorities. RBTs put the plan into practice under BCBA supervision, while families receive clear explanations, ongoing guidance, and regular communication about progress. Our services include in-home ABA, school-based support, daycare support, parent training, and IEP assistance. We work with families and the adults in a child's daily environment so new skills can carry over into routines, classrooms, peer interactions, and everyday life. Serenity ABA Care also helps families navigate insurance authorization and accepts Health First Colorado and several regional Colorado health plans. Contact our team to learn more about services and availability in Colorado Springs and throughout Colorado.

  • In-home
  • School-based
  • Medicaid
  • Daycare ABA support

Other ABA Providers in Colorado Springs

Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance - Colorado Springs
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Continuum Autism Spectrum Alliance - Colorado Springs — Lake Plaza Dr suite d

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Colorado Springs, CO
Ages:Ages 5-14

Continuum Behavioral Health is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals with autism and related disorders, serving children and adolescents with a range of needs, including language-based learning disabilities and those who are twice-exceptional. The school’s mission centers on fostering meaningful participation within the community while empowering each learner to reach their highest potential. Utilizing a family-centered and client-focused approach, Continuum emphasizes the importance of building trusting relationships with families. The comprehensive suite of clinical services includes standardized assessments, in-home ABA therapy, clinic-based therapy, social skills groups, and parent support counseling. What sets Continuum apart is its commitment to collaboration and leadership in clinical practice, ensuring that interventions are science-based and tailored to meet individual goals. With a strong emphasis on community engagement and family partnerships, Continuum Behavioral Health not only prioritizes effective treatment but also cultivates a supportive environment that champions the unique strengths of every student.

  • In-home
  • Center-based
  • Assessments
  • Social skills
Woven Care - Barnes
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Woven Care - Barnes — Barnes Rd

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Colorado Springs, CO

Woven Care is a multidisciplinary pediatric therapy provider serving northeast Colorado Springs, offering ABA, speech, and occupational therapy for children with autism and developmental needs. Their approach is play-based and individualized, serving children from infancy through adolescence with goals shaped around each child's strengths.

Woven Care - Central East
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Woven Care - Central East — Academy Place

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Colorado Springs, CO

At Woven Care in central Colorado Springs near Academy Boulevard, children with autism and developmental delays receive ABA therapy alongside speech and occupational therapy. Care is evidence-based and family-centered, developed in partnership with parents and pediatricians and adjusted as each child grows.

Woven Care - Central West
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Woven Care - Central West — Citadel Drive South

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Colorado Springs, CO

Woven Care delivers ABA, speech, and occupational therapy for children in the Citadel area of Colorado Springs, coordinating care across disciplines. Their approach is play-based and individualized, serving children from infancy through adolescence with goals shaped around each child's strengths.

Woven Care - Janitell
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Woven Care - Janitell — Janitell Rd

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Colorado Springs, CO

Families in south Colorado Springs choose Woven Care for evidence-based ABA and related pediatric therapies for children with autism and developmental needs. Care is evidence-based and family-centered, developed in partnership with parents and pediatricians and adjusted as each child grows.

Woven Care - Woodmen
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Woven Care - Woodmen — Campus Drive

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Colorado Springs, CO

Woven Care is a multidisciplinary pediatric therapy provider serving the Woodmen area of north Colorado Springs, offering ABA, speech, and occupational therapy for children with autism and developmental needs. Their approach is play-based and individualized, serving children from infancy through adolescence with goals shaped around each child's strengths.

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Why Choose ABA Therapy in Colorado Springs?

Colorado Springs is the hub of the Pikes Peak region and El Paso County, with a growing network of ABA therapy providers serving the city and surrounding communities like Fountain and Monument. It is the region's largest ABA market outside metro Denver, drawing families from Pueblo and smaller nearby towns. Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is one of the most widely used approaches for children with autism, and Colorado Springs offers both center-based clinics and in-home options.

Comprehensive Autism Therapy Services in Colorado Springs

For children from birth to age 3, The Resource Exchange (TRE) is the Community Centered Board serving El Paso County and runs the local Early Intervention program under Early Intervention Colorado (Part C). Once a child turns 3, the school district that covers your address takes over special education evaluation and services through its own Child Find process; Colorado Springs School District 11 (D11) is the core city district, while Academy District 20, Harrison District 2, and Falcon District 49 serve other parts of the metro area, so confirm your district before relying on a neighbor's process. ABA providers around Colorado Springs typically offer center-based clinic therapy, in-home ABA, and parent training, and many coordinate with your child's school or preschool team so goals stay consistent across settings. When comparing programs, ask about BCBA supervision frequency, how progress is measured and reported, and how scheduling works given drive times across the spread-out Pikes Peak region. When exploring special needs educational programs alongside behavioral therapy, families in Colorado Springs often find that coordinated services produce the best outcomes.

Understanding Insurance Coverage for ABA Therapy in Colorado Springs

Colorado enacted autism insurance coverage (SB 09-244) and requires meaningful coverage for autism under state-regulated plans. ABA therapy is typically covered for children with autism through age 21 when provided by qualified providers. Colorado Medicaid and major insurers offer ABA benefits. Denver-area and statewide therapy centers assist with prior authorization and claims. Families seeking additional support may find valuable resources through Colorado's special needs resource directory.

Colorado Autism Support Programs and Regulations

Colorado's Part C early intervention (Colorado Department of Education) serves infants and toddlers with developmental delays. Universal preschool and special education programs support young children with IEPs. Many Denver and Front Range ABA providers coordinate with early intervention and school districts so handoffs to school-based services go more smoothly. When exploring specialized educational programs to complement ABA therapy, Colorado Springs families have access to a comprehensive network of support services.

Selecting the right ABA therapy provider in Colorado Springs is an important decision that can significantly impact your child's progress. The 17 therapy centers serving the Colorado Springs area each bring unique strengths, from specialized early intervention programs to school-based services and intensive behavioral support. Many Colorado Springs providers offer comprehensive parent training, ensuring that therapeutic strategies extend seamlessly into daily life. With Colorado's strong insurance protections and regulatory framework supporting autism treatment, families in Colorado Springs can confidently access high-quality, evidence-based ABA therapy services designed to help children reach their full potential.

Frequently Asked Questions About ABA Therapy in Colorado Springs

How is ABA paid for in Colorado Springs, and what should military families know about TRICARE?
Colorado's autism-coverage statute (C.R.S. § 10-16-104(1.4)) requires state-regulated commercial plans to cover medically necessary ABA without autism-specific age caps or dollar limits. Health First Colorado covers ABA through age 20 via EPSDT with prior authorization (PAR required); see our Colorado Medicaid ABA therapy guide. For Colorado Springs' large military community connected to Fort Carson, Peterson SFB, Schriever SFB, or the Air Force Academy, ABA is covered through the TRICARE Autism Care Demonstration (ACD). TRICARE ACD requires an authorized diagnostic evaluation, periodic outcome measures (such as PDDBI every 6 months), and documented caregiver training. Confirm that your chosen clinic has TRICARE-authorized BCBAs and technicians before enrolling.
Which school district's Child Find do I contact in Colorado Springs?
Colorado Springs is split among multiple independent school districts that do not follow municipal borders. Families in the central city contact Colorado Springs District 11 (719-520-2161). Northern neighborhoods (Briargate, Northgate) attend Academy District 20 (719-234-1350). Eastern communities (Stetson Hills, Banning Lewis Ranch) use Falcon District 49 (719-495-5200), while southern areas attend Harrison District 2 (719-579-2180) or Fountain-Fort Carson District 8. Check your address on district boundary maps before submitting paperwork. Under federal law (OSEP Memo 11-07), districts cannot delay evaluation testing by requiring weeks of MTSS interventions first.
My child is under 3. Where do I start in Colorado Springs?
For children from birth to age 3, the entry point is early intervention through The Resource Exchange (TRE), the Community Centered Board serving El Paso, Park, and Teller counties. Reach TRE directly at 719-380-1100 or through tre.org. Referrals can also be made through Early Intervention Colorado at 833-733-3734. TRE coordinates developmental evaluations and home-based service plans.
How do clinic waitlists in Colorado Springs compare to in-home ABA?
Colorado Springs hosts the largest cluster of ABA centers in southern Colorado, primarily along the I-25 and Powers Boulevard corridors. However, waitlists for center-based afternoon spots often run 3 to 6 months. Many local families start with a mobile in-home ABA provider for immediate language and daily routine intervention while remaining on a center waitlist for future peer socialization.
Do Colorado Springs ABA providers serve military families on base at Fort Carson or Peterson?
Many private ABA providers in El Paso County are credentialed with TRICARE and serve families in off-base housing across Colorado Springs and Fountain. For families living in on-post housing at Fort Carson or Peterson SFB, providers must coordinate base security passes for their Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). Check with the clinic intake coordinator about their current on-post badge status to avoid service start delays.

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