In-Home ABA Therapy in Erie, Colorado
Attain SLB provides in-home ABA therapy for families across Erie, on both the Weld County and Boulder County sides of town: a therapist comes to your home, and a BCBA designs and supervises your child’s plan. There’s no waitlist, and no daily drive to a clinic.

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In-Home ABA Across Erie
Getting Started From Erie
Erie Schools and Families
Most Erie students attend St. Vrain Valley Schools, including Erie Elementary, Black Rock Elementary, Red Hawk Elementary, Soaring Heights PK-8, Erie Middle School, and Erie High School. Some neighborhoods on the Boulder County side are in Boulder Valley School District, which runs Meadowlark PreK-8 in Erie. If your child is in school, we can plan sessions around the school day, and Attain coordinates with school teams, including teachers and IEP meetings.
Erie is growing fast. The Census Bureau estimates it grew from about 30,000 people in 2020 to about 38,600 in 2024. In the 2020 Census, 29.8% of residents were under 18 and 48.1% of households had children. We also provide in-home ABA in nearby Lafayette, Louisville, Broomfield, Frederick, Firestone, and Dacono, as we do everywhere in Colorado.
About Erie
Erie was settled in 1867 and named after Erie, Pennsylvania, the former home of early settler Richard Van Valkenburg. It grew into a major coal mining town, and unlike many mining camps, Erie’s miners owned land and houses in town. Erie was incorporated in 1874, and the last area mine, the Eagle Mine, closed in 1978. Today the town sits just west of I-25 at Exit 232, with Broomfield to the south and Lafayette to the southwest. The Erie Community Library has a storytime room and a children’s section named after Lorraine David, the Erie resident who worked for a decade to start the town’s children’s library.
Our Services
Learn more about each way Attain SLB can help your child and family:
- In-Home ABA TherapyTherapy at home, anywhere in Colorado, guided by a BCBA.
- Clinic-Based ABA TherapyPlay-based ABA at our Fort Collins clinic.
- Caregiver TrainingPractical coaching so what works in therapy works at home too.
- School & Community CollaborationWe coordinate with your child's school team, including IEP meetings.
- TelehealthMainly parent coaching from home.
- Early Intervention for ToddlersPlay-based ABA for toddlers ages 1 to 5, with parent coaching.
Common Questions From Erie Families
Yes. We provide in-home ABA in every part of Erie, on both the Weld County and Boulder County sides. Call or text 970-999-5720 to get started.
No. Our clinic is in Fort Collins, about 44 miles by road from the center of Erie. For Erie families, in-home ABA means therapy comes to you.
No. We don’t have a waitlist. Reach out and we’ll talk through insurance, scheduling, and next steps.
Children and teens ages 1 to 18, including toddlers.
Nearby areas we serve
Road distances are from OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM), measured from the center of each town to 1224 E Elizabeth St in November 2026. Your actual drive depends on where in town you live and on traffic.
Not Sure Whether Attain Is the Right Fit Yet?
You don’t need to know exactly what your child needs before reaching out. Tell us a little about your family and we’ll help you understand your options.
970-999-5720|Monday to Thursday, 8am to 6pm; Friday 8am to 5pm|1224 E Elizabeth St, Fort Collins, CO 80524
