supports
Cultivating growth through care and connection
When things seem overwhelming inside and out, it can be tough to find your place. Supports promotes skills and strategies that make it feel safe to engage with the world around you, find firm footing, and embrace the journey ahead.
What You Can Expect
The Supports program was created to help neurodivergent teens and adults:
- Develop a positive sense of self-identity and self-worth.
- Find their voice and use it to advocate for their own wants and needs.
- Identify their unique values, passions, and goals.
- Develop self awareness and healthy behaviors needed to reach their goals.
- Practice strategies for coping and handling unexpected changes.
- Become more independent through strong social skills, communication, and connections.
- 1:1 behavioral therapy
- Life coaching
- Post-secondary & transition education consulting
- 18-21 transition education services
- Group curriculum utilizing Learn4Llife
- Emotional regulation
- Sexual health and relationships
- Independent living
- In-district 18-21 transition program support
We are a client-centered, trauma informed, & neuro-affirming organization that provides evidence-based care including, but not limited to:
- Applied behavior analysis
- Acceptance & commitment therapy
- Pivotal response training
- Naturalistic teaching
Committed to Client-Directed Care
We stay true to the concept of “nothing about us without us” by making each client the most important voice in their treatment planning process. Every behavior support plan is client-directed, regardless of communication ability or guardianship status.
Our promise is neuro-affirming, culturally sensitive, gender-affirming care. To make it a priority, we:
- Frequently check in with clients for their feelings and feedback.
- Use preferred pronouns and names.
- Continuously educate ourselves through professional development focused on neurodivergence, LGBTQ+ allyship, and cultural sensitivity.
Coercion isn’t care, and we set out to minimize it by:
- Using the least restrictive interventions possible.
- Reviewing all behavior support and treatment plans bi-annually (or more frequently as needed).
- Reviewing any potentially harmful interventions with the client and human rights committee.
We welcome and encourage collaboration with outside mental health providers, OTs, SLPs,and other services providers when requested.
Making a DIFFERENCE in DENVER
29
resilient
REVELers
5,630
hours of
support & care
“Connor deals with a lot of anxiety and Supports is helping him develop a toolbox of strategies… which ultimately will lead to more time engaging with his friends and doing the things he loves.”
-Connor’s mom
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