Orange Fox ABA

11/26/2025

🍁💛 A November Reminder for our Families 💛🍁

As the holiday season approaches and routines start to shift, it’s a great time to check in on what helps your child feel comfortable and supported. A steady schedules, sensory tools, quiet moments, or familiar transitions can make all the difference.

This month, let’s focus on what brings calm, clarity, and connection. Even small adjustments can make November feel smoother for the whole family.

Wishing you all Happy Holidays!✨🧡

11/17/2025

This month, we honor the incredible family members and caregivers who give their time, energy, and love to support individuals with disabilities.

Your strength often goes unseen, but your impact is felt every single day. From advocating for services, to providing emotional and physical support, you are the backbone of care. We see you. We Recognize you. ❤️

10/31/2025

🦇🎃!!HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!🎃 🦇

Although Halloween is a day of excitement and fun, we also have to remember that is can be a day of overstimulation to our friends with ASD. The day is filled with flashing lights, loud sounds, costumes, strangers, and surprises everywhere.

🧡 Here are a few friendly reminders for tonight:

🕯 Be patient and kind. Some children may not say “trick or treat” or “thank you” and that’s okay! They may still be building language, and communication looks different for everyone.

👀 Watch for sensory overload. Masks, loud noises, or flashing lights can be too much for some kids. A calm smile and gentle tone go a long way.

🎧 Remember — participation looks different for everyone. Some children may skip costumes, need headphones, or stay close to a caregiver.

Let’s make Halloween fun and inclusive for all kids. Kindness and understanding make the best treats of all. 🍬✨

Happy Halloween from your friends at OrangeFox ABA. 🧡🦊
We wish you a safe, happy, and spooky Halloween! 👻

10/29/2025

October is AAC Awareness Month 🖥️🧡

AAC, or Augmentative and Alternative Communication is a form of communication utilized by individuals that are non-verbal. Many Individuals within the Autism community rely on these devices to communicate, connect, and express themselves.
For individuals without a voice, these devices are what bring to life to their voices and help them engage with the world around them.

As a society, not only do we need to be more aware of the differences amongst us, we need to accept, empower, and support them. If we want to see genuine change, inclusivity is the first step! 🫂❤️

The world is not a “one size fits all”, and the more we begin appreciating each other’s differences, the more they become accepted.

Check out this powerful message from a young woman named Jordyn Zimmerman who shares her journey with AAC:

https://youtu.be/_qkndlGznCw?si=PBApqbybgepCbdlm

10/06/2025

Teaching important life skills at home gives children with autism the foundation they need to thrive.

From communication to daily routines, every small step builds confidence and independence. Home is where learning begins, and where success takes root. 🌱🧡

09/30/2025

🎃 Join us for some spooky fun! 👻

Orange Fox ABA and Hand in Hand ABA are excited to host a Trunk or Treat on October 24, 2025!

Come enjoy games, face painting, crafts, candy, and more! 🍬✨
Costumes encouraged — bring the whole family for a safe and fun Halloween celebration!

📍 RSVP to Jen Hills at 719-256-0112.

We can’t wait to see you there! 🦇🧡

09/06/2025

09/05/2025

📚✏️ Back to School Season Is Here 🎒🧩

As students head back to the classroom, this time of year brings excitement, nerves, and new beginnings. But for parents and educators of children with autism, it also brings unique challenges and opportunities.

💙 For parents, it's about preparing your child for new routines, advocating for their needs, and trusting the team that supports them.

💡 For educators, it's about creating inclusive spaces, embracing neurodiversity, and working with families to make sure every child feels safe, supported, and seen.

Let’s remember:
✅ Routine can be comforting—but transitions take time.
✅ Communication between home and school is everything.
✅ Patience, empathy, and flexibility go a long way.

This back-to-school season, let’s show up for our students, and for the people who love and teach them. 💛

08/07/2025

🌱 Children grow at their own pace 🌱

Every child’s journey is unique, and that’s especially true for children with autism. Comparing their growth or milestones to those of neurotypical children doesn’t just miss the point, it can overshadow the incredible progress they are making, in their own way, on their own timeline.

To parents and educators: you are not alone. The path may look different, and at times, it may feel uncertain. But every small step, every quiet triumph, every moment of connection matters more than any comparison ever could.

As parents, educators, or family members of the autism community, you're doing better than you think, and so are they. 🧡

07/16/2025

Individuals with ASD do not process sensory input the way neurotypical individuals do. In fact, they often experience things far more intensely.

This is why we must slow down, modify our approach, and cater to the individuals needs. When experiencing overstimulation, it is so important to take a step back, and meet them where they are. The more time we spend understanding their world, the better equipped we are to support them when theirs becomes too loud, too bright, or too overwhelming. 🫂💚

07/11/2025

ABA therapy is often misunderstood. Some believe it’s rigid or the same for every child, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

It’s tailored to your child’s unique strengths, needs, and routines, helping them build meaningful skills in a way that works best for them.

Whether it’s supporting communication, daily routines, or social development, ABA meets your child where they are, and helps them grow from there. 🧡

07/09/2025

Medicaid is confusing — but you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Join Kayleigh Sheble, Family Navigator and mom of four, for a free session on Colorado’s Medicaid Buy-In Program for Children with Disabilities. She’ll cover eligibility, how to apply, what’s covered, and how upcoming changes could affect your family.

🗓 July 16 | 6–7pm MT

📍 Hosted by Family Voices Colorado — a family-led org helping parents access care and advocate with confidence.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who should come?
✅ Parents of kids with disabilities
✅ SLPs, OTs, BCBAs
✅ Pediatricians + medical providers
✅ Family org directors and advocates

You’ll walk away with real answers, helpful tools, and a community that has your back.

👉 https://app.getcontrast.io/register/alpaca-health-for-families-making-medicaid-work-for-your-family-a-parent-s-guide-to-the-buy-in-program?utm_source=partner

https://app.getcontrast.io/register/alpaca-health-for-families-making-medicaid-work-for-your-family-a-parent-s-guide-to-the-buy-in-program?utm_source=partner

Navigating Medicaid can be complex, but families don’t have to figure it out alone. In this free webinar, Kayleigh Sheble, a Family Navigator and mother of...