In-center ABA therapy
A center gives your child what a living room can't: other kids to practice social skills with, learning spaces designed for focus, and the kind of daily structure that makes the jump to preschool or kindergarten feel familiar instead of frightening. Our centers are coming soon — here's what they'll offer, and how to be first in line.
What a day at the center will look like
The day runs on a visual schedule your child learns to follow — one-on-one learning blocks, small-group practice, snack, play, and outdoor time. Every child still has an individual plan; the center is the setting, not the curriculum.
Because BCBAs, technicians, and support staff share one roof, plans get adjusted quickly and coverage never depends on a single person's calendar.
Want in when doors open?
In-center ABA isn't open yet — but in-home, daycare-based, and telehealth services are, and many center-bound skills start there. Call us and we'll build the right plan for your child now, and add you to the list to hear the moment a center opens near you.
Where we offer in-center ABA
In-center ABA is coming soon. Until then, families in every Kansas and Colorado county can start with in-home ABA, daycare-based support, parent training and telehealth.
Who we're here for: Kansas is home to about 179,460 children under 5 and 704,821 under 18; Colorado is home to about 315,470 children under 5 and 1,240,882 under 18 (Census ACS 2023 estimates).
- Wichita — Sedgwick County, Harvey County, Butler County, Sumner County, Cowley County, Reno County and more
- Overland Park
- Kansas City — Wyandotte County, Leavenworth County, Doniphan County
- Olathe — Johnson County, Miami County, Franklin County, Linn County, Anderson County, Bourbon County and more
- Topeka — Shawnee County, Jefferson County, Douglas County, Jackson County, Osage County, Wabaunsee County and more
- Denver — Denver County, Broomfield County
- Colorado Springs — El Paso County, Teller County, Fremont County, Pueblo County, Custer County, Crowley County and more
- Aurora — Arapahoe County, Adams County, Elbert County, Morgan County, Washington County, Kit Carson County and more
- Fort Collins — Larimer County, Weld County, Jackson County, Routt County, Logan County, Sedgwick County and more
- Lakewood — Jefferson County, Gilpin County, Douglas County, Clear Creek County, Boulder County, Park County and more
In-center ABA: questions parents ask
Do you have an ABA center open now?
Can we start with in-home ABA and move to a center later?
How do I hear when in-center ABA opens?
Wondering if in-center ABA fits your child?
That’s exactly the conversation our intake advocates have all day. Fifteen minutes, no commitment, and an honest answer — including “a different setting would serve your child better.”
Ready for a plan instead of a waitlist?
Fifteen minutes with an intake advocate answers the coverage question, the timing question, and the what-happens-next question — free.