ABA Therapy in Colorado

Colorado families deserve autism support that reflects the active, outdoor-focused lifestyle that defines life in the Centennial State. New Dawn ABA delivers comprehensive behavioral therapy across Colorado communities, from Denver to Colorado Springs.

We design programs that adapt to your family's routines, offering services in homes, schools, daycare settings and community spaces where your child naturally spends time.

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ABA Therapy Services In Colorado

Complete ABA Therapy Services Throughout Colorado

Growing up in Colorado means experiencing diverse environments — from city neighborhoods to mountain communities. Our ABA therapy team in Colorado provides support across all these settings, ensuring children receive consistent guidance regardless of location.

We offer flexible ABA therapy for Colorado families through multiple service models:
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Residential therapy: One-on-one sessions conducted in your home that allow children to master skills in their most comfortable environment.
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‍Educational support: In-classroom assistance that promotes attention, positive peer interactions and successful participation in school activities.
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‍Early childhood programs: Intervention in daycare and preschool settings that builds critical skills during formative developmental years.
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‍Group social programming: Activities designed to strengthen communication, cooperation and relationship-building abilities.

Meet Our Colorado Team

Savannah Weatherill, RBT

I’m a Registered Behavior Technician who loves helping kids build confidence and independence. Watching small breakthroughs turn into real-life progress is my favorite part of the job. There’s nothing better than seeing a child realize they can communicate and be understood.

Eric Altman, M.S.,BCBA

Eric is a Denver-based behavior analyst. He specializes in trauma-assumed, assent-driven care that prioritizes dignity, regulation, and meaningful progress for clients and families. Eric is a certified implementer in Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) and Skills-Based Treatment (SBT), and he brings extensive experience across schools, homes, and clinic settings. His work focuses on helping teams reduce dangerous behavior while building communication, tolerance, and contextually appropriate skills through compassionate, function-informed intervention. Eric also supports families with educational advocacy, including IEPs, FBAs, BIPs, and placement planning, helping caregivers navigate complex school systems with confidence. Known for strong collaboration, high treatment integrity, and practical coaching, he partners closely with RBTs, educators, and caregivers to create sustainable, individualized plans. Eric’s mission is to make modern, humane behavior analysis accessible, effective, and empowering for the communities he serves across Colorado and beyond through in-person and remote consultation.

K'mijah Jordan, RBT

I'm K'mijah. I work here at New Dawn as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). I work directly with children and individuals with developmental disabilities. I implement individualized treatment plans designed by BCBA to help clients build communication, social, academic, and daily living skills. My role includes collecting detailed data, providing positive reinforcement, reducing challenging behaviors, and creating a supportive, structured learning environment. I work closely with families to ensure that goals are met and we see progress. I do this work because I am passionate about helping clients reach their fullest potential. Seeing a child communicate their needs for the first time or gain independence in daily tasks is extremely rewarding. I believe every person deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and be understood. Being an RBT allows me to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the clients and families I serve every single day.

Caregiver Education and Support

Parents play an essential role in maintaining therapeutic progress. New Dawn ABA provides hands-on training that helps Colorado caregivers implement effective strategies during daily activities. When families understand the reasoning behind specific techniques, they can reinforce positive behaviors throughout the day and create more consistent learning opportunities.

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Insurance Options and Starting Services

New Dawn ABA accepts major Colorado insurance providers, including Health First Colorado (Medicaid), Rocky Mountain Health Plans, Colorado Community Health Alliance, Colorado Access, Denver Health Medicaid Choice, Cigna and Blue Cross Blue Shield. Our administrative staff verifies benefits and manages authorization processes, simplifying what can otherwise become a complicated maze of paperwork.

If you're looking for ABA therapy opportunities in Denver, start by contacting our intake team. We confirm insurance coverage, schedule an initial evaluation and pair your family with therapists whose training matches your child's specific requirements. Throughout treatment, a dedicated coordinator maintains your schedule and addresses questions as they arise.

What Sets New Dawn ABA Apart in Colorado

Colorado families value authenticity, efficiency and proven results. We deliver on all three. Our approach avoids unnecessary complications while maintaining the rigorous data collection and evidence-based methods that make ABA therapy in Colorado effective. Therapists build genuine connections with the children they serve, celebrating achievements and adjusting strategies when challenges emerge.

From the majestic peaks surrounding Colorado Springs to Denver's vibrant neighborhoods, Colorado represents opportunity and possibility. We extend that same outlook to our work with families, focusing on what children can accomplish rather than dwelling on limitations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to all your questions with ease.

What is ABA therapy?

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy focuses on understanding behavior and teaching new skills in ways that stick. Think of it as a set of proven tools that help children learn, grow, and thrive.

Who can benefit from ABA therapy?

ABA is most commonly used to support children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), but it can help anyone with developmental or behavioral challenges.

How does ABA therapy work?

We break big goals into small, achievable steps and use positive reinforcement—like praise, high-fives, or favorite activities—to encourage progress and build confidence.

Is ABA therapy covered by insurance?

Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. Our team can help you verify your benefits and understand your coverage.

Is New Dawn ABA hiring?

Yes! We’re always looking for passionate BCBAs, RBTs, and other dedicated professionals to join our team. Contact us to learn more and apply.

At New Dawn ABA, we believe in brighter beginnings. Our team partners with families to build skills that matter—turning daily moments into meaningful progress and long-term independence.