Cheyenne, Wyoming

ABA therapy in Cheyenne

In-home ABA across Cheyenne and Laramie County for children ages 2–6. A therapist comes to your home or you visit our Cheyenne office, and every program is led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

We check your coverage within 24–48 hours.

Currently accepting new clients in Cheyenne.

A behavior technician kneeling on a kitchen floor beside a small girl, guiding her hands as she practices a daily task.
Services here
Diagnosis guidance · In-home · Center-based · School
Ages served
2–6 for ABA · all ages for FBAs
Waitlist
Accepting new clients now
Our clinicians
15 BCBAs across five clinics · ACE accredited provider

Visit us

The Cheyenne office

Get directions
Address
1605 E. 19th St., Rear Suite
Cheyenne, WY 82001
Service area
In-home ABA across Cheyenne and Laramie County, plus center-based sessions at this office.

Insurance

Plans we accept in Cheyenne

All accepted plans
  • BCBS of Wyoming

    Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming accepted.

  • TRICARE

    Accepted for military families.

  • Other major plans

    Most major commercial plans. Ask us to check yours.

  • Wyoming Medicaid

    Call to ask about current availability. 307‑212‑3284

Being with an accepted plan does not guarantee ABA is covered under your specific policy. Send us your plan and we check your benefits before services begin.

Our approach

Individualized ABA therapy, built around your child

What is ABA therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy is a specialized treatment approach designed for children with autism spectrum disorder and related developmental challenges. Our skilled therapists employ evidence-based techniques to support each child’s development, helping them achieve meaningful goals in communication, behavior, and social skills.

By collaborating closely with families, we create customized treatment plans tailored to the unique strengths and needs of each child ensuring that every child receives the support they deserve.

The benefits of ABA therapy

  • Enhanced Communication Skills: ABA therapy helps children develop and improve their communication abilities, whether through verbal language, sign language, or alternative communication methods. This empowers them to express their needs and interact more effectively with others.
  • Improved Social Interactions: By teaching appropriate social skills, ABA therapy enables children to build stronger relationships with peers, family members, and others in their community. This can lead to increased social inclusion and a richer quality of life.
  • Greater Independence: ABA therapy focuses on teaching essential life skills, promoting independence in daily activities such as dressing, eating, and personal hygiene. This increased self-sufficiency boosts self-esteem and reduces reliance on caregivers.
  • Positive Behavioral Changes: While behavior modification is a component, ABA therapy emphasizes positive reinforcement to encourage desired behaviors. This creates a supportive learning environment and helps children develop strategies for managing challenging behaviors.
  • Improved Outcomes in School and Social Settings: By addressing core developmental skills and promoting positive behaviors, ABA therapy prepares children for success in academic and social environments. This can lead to better academic performance, increased social acceptance, and a greater sense of belonging.

How we approach therapy

At our clinic, we adopt a comprehensive approach to ABA Therapy by conducting thorough assessments and continually refining treatment plans. Our therapists utilize a variety of evidence-based interventions to ensure that each child’s therapy is effective and individualized.

We also believe in the importance of tracking progress, which enables us to make necessary adjustments and provide the best care possible for our clients.

Family-centered care

Family involvement is a cornerstone of our ABA Therapy. We emphasize the need for families to actively participate in their child’s therapy journey. Our team provides ongoing training and resources to empower parents and caregivers, enabling them to reinforce skills and strategies at home.

By fostering a collaborative relationship between families and therapists, we create a supportive network that enhances the effectiveness of the therapy.

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What Wyoming families say

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“The people who work here are caring, prompt, professional, patient, knowledgeable, and life changing. My son has been receiving therapy at Peak for 5 months and I couldn't be happier with his progress.”
Felicity S.
Parent — Laramie
“They went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, kept us in the loop on progress and collaborated with school.”
Becca M.
Parent — Laramie

Getting started in Cheyenne

We check your coverage within 24–48 hours

  1. Tell us about your child

    A short set of questions, about five minutes.

  2. We check your coverage

    Within 24–48 hours, including your insurance benefits.

  3. Free consultation, then first session

    We learn about your child, confirm we're the right fit, and set a schedule for in-home sessions.

Prefer to talkWyoming intake 307‑212‑3284

Get started

Open inquiry form — opens our short inquiry form in a new tab

Fill out the short form and a member of our team will contact you within 24–48 hours.

Prefer to talk? Wyoming: 307‑212‑3284

FAQ

Questions from Cheyenne families

Anything not here, call our Wyoming team.

307‑212‑3284info@pkbehavior.com

Does BCBS of Wyoming cover ABA?

We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming. Whether ABA therapy is covered, and what you may owe, depends on your specific policy — so we check your benefits for you, usually within 24–48 hours, and tell you what to expect before services begin.

Do we need a diagnosis first?

For insurance to pay for ABA, yes. Insurers require a written diagnosis, and most require one from a Licensed Psychologist. If you're still waiting on an evaluation, contact us anyway — we help families find trusted evaluators and plan next steps.

What ages do you serve?

Our ABA therapy in Cheyenne is for children ages 2–6, with a focus on early intervention.

How do in-home sessions work?

A therapist comes to your home in Cheyenne or elsewhere in Laramie County and works on skills during everyday routines like play, meals and getting dressed. Each program is designed and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and parent training is included. We set a schedule that fits your family.

Elsewhere in Idaho & Wyoming

Other Peak locations

All locations

Wyoming

Laramie

In-home & center-based ABA

307‑212‑3284

Wyoming

Rock Springs

In-home & center-based ABA

307‑212‑3284

Idaho

Idaho Falls

In-home & center-based ABA

307‑257‑5487

Idaho

Rexburg

In-home & center-based ABA

307‑257‑5487