“Within a month we started seeing positive changes in behavior. Everything we learned at home we were able to apply to his school, and he had a more successful school year.”
Parent — Rock Springs
Center-based ABA therapy
A place to learn, play & grow
One-on-one therapy from a Behavior Technician, supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, in a controlled and supportive clinic environment. Built for children aged 2–6 in early intervention and language development.
Clinics in Laramie and Rock Springs, Wyoming; Idaho Falls and Rexburg, Idaho.
- 1 : 1
- Sessions start one Behavior Technician to one child, then add peers as your child is ready.
- BCBA supervised
- A Board Certified Behavior Analyst writes the plan and reviews progress throughout.
- Ages 2–6
- Our early-intervention focus, where the evidence for ABA is strongest.
How it works
Structure that makes new skills easier to learn
A clinic removes the distractions of home and adds what home can't offer: purpose-built rooms, therapy materials, and other children to practice with. For many children that structure is what makes early progress possible.
Because ABA is inherently adaptable, your child's Behavior Technician shapes the program around their specific needs. The goal is straightforward: fewer challenging behaviors, more functional skills, measured session to session.
Assessment at the clinic
A BCBA meets your child, observes how they engage, and talks through your priorities.
A written plan with real goals
Specific and measurable, reviewed with you before anything starts.
Weekly sessions, parent training included
You join sessions and learn the strategies, because you’re with your child the other 165 hours.
Where sessions happen
Four clinics across Wyoming and Idaho
Is it a fit
Center-based may be right if any of this sounds familiar
01
Social skills are hard
Your child struggles to play with other children — and a clinic has peers to practice with daily.
02
Structure helps more than home
Disruptive behaviors are easier to work on in a structured setting built for exactly that.
03
A big transition is underway
A move, a new sibling, starting school, or a change in the family that's difficult to navigate.
04
You want to learn the strategies
You'd rather be trained in the approach than told about it — you're welcome in the clinic.
What therapy builds
Eight skills our center-based programs work on
Communication
Expressing wants and needs, asking and answering questions, following directions.
Social skills
Playing with other children, making friends, reading social situations.
Challenging behavior
Expressing emotion in healthy ways and coping with difficult situations.
Self-care
Dressing, brushing teeth and using the bathroom independently.
Self-regulation
Managing emotions and behavior with strategies that transfer to home and school.
Problem solving
Identifying and working through problems in a logical, repeatable way.
Executive function
Planning, organizing and finishing tasks with less support over time.
Adaptive behavior
Participating in daily activities and building toward independence.
The Peak difference
Why Peak is right for your child and family
Comprehensive ABA therapy
We address every area of development — cognitive, social, emotional, language and adaptive skills — rather than one narrow target.
Read the family guide
School services
We work directly with your child's school — observations, IEP meetings and independent FBAs — so classroom support matches the clinic plan.
How we work with schools
Meet our ABA therapists
Learn who leads clinical care, supervises programs, and works with families across every Peak region.
Meet the Peak team“Stuart Mullins spent several days visiting with all staff and parents to gather information and concerns, made classroom observations across multiple school days, and joined our IEP team meeting to present and explain the FBA. In the end I felt like his FBA was perhaps the most thorough, accurate and well conducted FBA that we had seen from anyone the whole year. We're happy to recommend their services.”
In-home or center-based
Which setting fits your child?
Many families do both. If you're not sure, tell us what you're seeing and we'll recommend a starting point.
In-home ABA
Learn more- Skills practiced in the exact place they're needed
- Parents and siblings involved directly
- No travel, easier for tight routines and naps
- Best for family routines, self-care, home behaviors
Center-based ABA
This page- Peers on site for structured social practice
- Purpose-built rooms and materials
- Predictable schedule away from home distractions
- Best for school readiness and peer interaction
Getting started
Three steps to your first clinic session
Give your child the best chance possible through center-based ABA therapy with Peak. Reach out the way that feels right — form, phone or email.
Get in touch
Send the form, call, or email — whichever you'd prefer.
Free consultation
We learn about your child and make sure we're genuinely the right fit.
Intake and first session
Online intake forms, insurance information reviewed, then your first session at the clinic.
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Reviews
What parents say
Parent — Rock Springs
“My son thrived with ABA therapy at Peak.”
Parent — Rock Springs
Coverage
Insurance information
Not sure about your plan? Send us your information and we will look at it with you.
Ready to start at one of our clinics?
Wyoming 307‑212‑3284Idaho 307‑257‑5487info@pkbehavior.com