ABA THERAPY SERVICES IN Longmont
Bring out the champion in your child.
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ABA THERAPY SERVICES IN Longmont
Bringing out the best in your child
Initial
Assessment
A BCBA observes your child to learn their strengths and struggles, discusses goals, and then designs a personalized treatment plan.
We aim for therapy to smoothly integrate into your busy schedule. Choose from flexible session times, including daytime, evening, and weekend options.
With school-based ABA therapy, kids get the personalized support they need during the school day to succeed and improve their learning.
Parent
Training
We offer continuous guidance and training in ABA techniques, empowering you to support your child’s progress between sessions.
How can ABA therapy benefit my child?
With ABA therapy, your child can learn new skills that may seem out of reach. ABA uses fun, personalized activities and rewards to encourage good behaviors and social skills, making everyday interactions and tasks easier for your child.
Quality ABA services wherever you are
We offer remote assessments, training, and therapy through easy-to-use video conferencing technology as a convenient alternative to meeting in person.
Bringing ABA Therapy to Your Home in Longmont and Nearby Areas
Our Process
01
First, we’ll listen.
Schedule a free consultation with our intake team to discuss your child’s challenges and needs.
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Next, we’ll observe.
Our clinical director assesses your child’s strengths and challenges to design an individualized treatment plan.
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Then, we’ll get approval.
We submit the BCBA’s report for insurance approval and set everything up to start services.
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Next, we’ll schedule.
We plan therapy sessions based on your preferences to make it convenient and comfortable for your child.
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Together, we'll practice.
We provide high-quality ABA therapy designed to help your child grow and succeed through customized, evidence-based methods.
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Finally, we’ll celebrate.
We take pride in sharing milestones with you as we watch your child learn skills that help him at home, in school, and everywhere else.
Insurances We Accept
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FAQ - Longmont ABA Therapy
My child just aged out of Early Intervention through Boulder County — what comes next?
The transition from Early Intervention at age three leads to eligibility evaluation by St. Vrain Valley School District for preschool special education services. SVVSD should be contacted at least six months before your child’s third birthday to initiate the transition. ABA therapy through Little Champs ABA continues independently of this process and can begin before, during, or after the school transition without interruption.
Can ABA therapy be delivered in Spanish for bilingual families in Longmont?
We work with families from diverse linguistic backgrounds and can discuss language needs during the intake process. For bilingual families in Longmont’s significant Spanish-speaking community, we aim to match families with therapists who have the appropriate language capabilities where possible. Treatment planning also considers the home language environment, since skills need to generalize across the languages your child encounters.
What is the difference between a BCBA assessment and the school evaluation?
A BCBA assessment is a clinical evaluation conducted to determine your child’s current skill levels, behavioral challenges, and treatment priorities for ABA therapy. It is separate from the school evaluation conducted by SVVSD, which assesses educational eligibility. Both are important but serve different purposes, and neither needs to wait for the other to be completed.
Longmont is growing quickly — is there enough ABA therapist availability in the area?
Little Champs ABA serves the Longmont area and works to maintain sufficient staffing to meet demand. When you contact us, our intake team will give you an honest assessment of current availability and estimated start timelines so you can plan accordingly.
Autism-Friendly Resources in Longmont, CO
Longmont is a vibrant city that provides welcoming spaces for children with autism to thrive:
- St. Vrain Valley School District – Special Education – Longmont is served by St. Vrain Valley School District (SVVSD), one of Colorado's highest-performing districts. SVVSD's Special Education department provides IEPs, autism program supports, speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, and behavioral intervention services. Visit the St. Vrain Valley School District Special Education Department for contacts and procedural information.
- Longmont Public Library – The Longmont Public Library at 409 4th Ave. offers extensive children's programming, story times, quiet family areas, and bilingual resources. Hours and events are available at the Longmont Public Library page.
- City of Longmont Human Services – The City of Longmont Human Services department provides connection to state and county benefit programs including Medicaid, child care assistance, and disability support services. Reach them through Longmont Human Services.
- Longmont Recreation Center – The Longmont Recreation Center at 310 Quail Rd. offers aquatics, fitness, family programs, and community activities. The Recreation Center provides an accessible year-round facility for structured physical activity. Program schedules are available through the Longmont Recreation Center page.
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