Service Guide
Behavioral support for adults with autism
ABA therapy for adults focuses on skills that support independent and meaningful living: vocational skills, community participation, relationship skills, self-care, and managing the specific behavioral challenges that arise in adult contexts. Adult ABA may be delivered in the home, community, or workplace setting. While fewer providers specialize in adult services compared to pediatric ABA, the need is significant and growing as more individuals who received early intervention are now reaching adulthood.
Adult ABA services are for individuals 18 and older who have an autism diagnosis and who would benefit from behavioral support for specific goals. This includes adults living independently who want to increase their independence or community participation, adults in supported living programs, individuals transitioning from school to work or post-secondary settings, and adults who are experiencing behavioral challenges that affect their quality of life.
Adult ABA sessions are highly individualized and goal-directed. A BCBA conducts an initial assessment of the individual's current skills and desired outcomes, then develops a behavior plan addressing those goals. Sessions may occur in a variety of settings. Family members or support staff may be involved in training to support consistent implementation of strategies across settings.
In-home ABA therapy across Colorado's Front Range, built by experienced therapists who specialize in the toughest cases and hire the best RBTs in the business.
National ABA provider with dedicated offices in Boulder and Fort Collins offering research-driven therapy across the Front Range.
Centennial-based clinic providing intentional ABA therapy for individuals with autism and neurodevelopmental conditions since 2011.
Statewide ABA provider based in Aurora serving all of Colorado with broad insurance acceptance including Kaiser and Tricare.
Statewide ABA provider specializing in Medicaid EPSDT and DD Waiver services for individuals across Colorado.
Service availability varies by provider and may change. Always confirm directly with a provider what services they currently offer and whether those services are appropriate for your child's specific needs and goals. This guide does not constitute clinical advice.