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New Services for Children with Autism here in Stapleton

Wednesday, July 27, 2016 Leave a Comment


Behavior Frontiers offers solutions to help children with autism and other special needs reach their potential using state-of-the-art applied behavior analysis (ABA) training and treatment programs. The California-based company recently opened a location in Northfield, and would like to tell you a bit about what they do:

What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
ABA treatment programs focus on applying behavior methods to help improve the behaviors, as well as the overall quality of life, of children with autism and other special needs. Behavior methods include teaching and rewarding children’s desired behaviors, such as following instructions, sharing, and using sounds/words to communicate, while at the same time not rewarding children’s problem behaviors, such as noncompliance, tantrums, and aggression.

The goal of ABA treatment is to find what motivates and interests each child so that these enjoyable items and activities can be used to encourage children to learn new skills and to ultimately become more independent!

Now Accepting Clients in Denver!
Behavior Frontiers recently opened a Colorado location in Denver, right here in Stapleton!  We are accepting new clients with autism or other special needs into our applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment programs. Our comprehensive treatment program is conducted in the child’s natural setting, such as his/her home, school, or community. Our highly-trained team of behavior supervisors and instructors work together with family members and other professionals to target the reduction of problem behaviors and the improvement of a variety of age-appropriate skills, such as socialization and communication.

Contact Behavior Frontiers
To learn more about our ABA training and treatment programs, visit our website at: http://www.behaviorfrontiers.com/denver-co/

To inquire about services for your child, please call our intake team at: 888-922-2843

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