Colorado Springs, Colorado
Autism Aggression Help in Colorado Springs
- The bite marks on your arm. The call from daycare. The looks at the grocery store.
- You love this kid. Some days you're scared of the next outburst.
- Hitting is how your child is telling you something.
We find out what, and teach your child a safer way to say it. At home, at daycare, and with you at every step.
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There is a better way than the advice you keep getting
What you've been told
- Punish it.
- Ignore it and it'll stop.
- They'll grow out of it.
What actually works
- Find the why. A BCBA tracks what happens right before and right after every outburst.
- Teach the replacement: a word, a sign, a break card, a way to say "too loud."
- Change what sets it off: transitions, noise, hunger, a demand that's too big.
- Coach the whole family, so everyone responds the same way.
What happens after you reach out
- Free callTell us what the hard moments look like. We check your Medicaid or insurance.
- Behavior assessmentA BCBA watches the real routine at home and finds the pattern behind the outbursts.
- A plan you can useSessions with the same therapist each week, plus coaching for you. Daycare too, when the program allows it.
Aggression help in Colorado Springs
- We come to your home anywhere in Colorado Springs, and also serve Fountain, Monument, Falcon, Security-Widefield and Manitou Springs.
- Colorado Springs is in El Paso County. Health First Colorado covers ABA there when it is medically necessary, with no autism diagnosis required.
- School-age child? We can support the plan at school where your school district allows outside providers.
- No waitlist right now. Most families start within a few weeks.
Budding Futures is not an emergency service. If anyone is hurt or in danger right now, call 911, or call or text 988.
"This is a company that truly supports their clients, clients' families, and staff members in a way I've never seen."
KyRa Lee, verified Google reviewQuestions Colorado Springs parents ask
How do I stop my autistic child from hitting me?
Keep everyone safe first, then notice what happened right before the hit: a demand, a noise, a transition, a no. Hitting and biting are common in young autistic children who can't yet say what they need, and they change when the child learns a faster way to ask. A behavior analyst finds that pattern and teaches the replacement with you.
Will you punish my child?
Our therapy is play-based and assent-based. The work is teaching a better way to communicate and changing what sets the behavior off, with you involved in every decision.
Does Medicaid cover ABA for aggression in Colorado Springs?
Health First Colorado covers ABA therapy when it is medically necessary, and it does not require an autism diagnosis. We check your benefits for free first.
Start this week in Colorado Springs
1. Send the short form or call (720) 613-8837.
2. We check your Medicaid or insurance, free.
3. A behavior analyst comes to your home, and sessions begin.
No waitlist right now. No pressure, no commitment.
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