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Handprints Therapies

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Handprints Therapies

Handprints Therapies provides ABA Therapy, Speech, Physical, and Occupational therapy At the core, we are a client-centered, evidence-based practice.
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Handprints Therapies provides children and their families an inclusive, collaborative therapy experience. Our team develops individualized therapy programs that may include support from behavioral, physical, speech, and occupational therapists. Together, we teach skills so children can navigate the world in a way that honors who they are.

*Currently accepting: Medicaid, Optum/UBH, BlueCross BlueShield, Bright Health, Cigna and Tricare insurance

01/01/2026

"Happy New Year from Handprints! ✨

As we step into 2026, we wish your family a year filled with joy and connection.

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12/30/2025

🎉 New Year, New Goals! 🎉
As 2026 approaches, we’re excited to set fresh goals for our clients, building on their hard work and progress. Together, we’ll continue to achieve amazing things in the year ahead.
✨ Here’s to a bright and inspiring new year!
What goals are you setting? Share with us below!

12/28/2025

❄️ Sensory-Friendly Winter Clothing Tips❄️

Winter clothing can be a sensory overload for some, with layers, textures, and temperatures that might not always feel comfortable. But with the right strategies, you can stay cozy without the sensory stress! 🌨️🧣

Here are some sensory-friendly tips for choosing and wearing winter gear this season:

🧤 Layer Lightly
When it comes to layers, less is often more! Choose breathable fabrics like cotton or moisture-wicking materials for your base layer, and opt for soft fleece or merino wool for warmth without the itch.

🧣 Look for Seamless Styles
Seamless clothing is a game-changer! It eliminates the discomfort of itchy seams against your skin. Consider seamless thermals or winter gear that’s designed for maximum comfort.

🧤 Practice Makes Perfect
Gloves, scarves, and hats are important for warmth, but they need to feel right. Consider cozy hats without seams, and scarves that are long enough to wrap gently without feeling suffocating. Do some “practice runs” with your child to get comfortable taking them on/off, and how to get the fit just right. This can decrease your stress in the morning rush to school, while keeping your kiddo regulated.

12/26/2025

🎅 Thank You to Our ABA Heroes! 🎅
This season, we’re especially grateful for our dedicated ABA staff and supportive families.
You bring light, patience, and so much care to our clients’ lives, and we couldn’t do this without you.
🎄 Here’s to another year of teamwork, growth, and holiday cheer!

12/24/2025

Seeing your excitement, growth, and big smiles is the best gift of all.
With love from your Handprints Therapies team ✨

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12/23/2025

❄️ Winter Break ABA Tips ❄️
With winter break coming up, keeping routines consistent can be challenging. Here are a few tips to make the season smoother:
🎁 Try to maintain a daily schedule
🎁 Incorporate sensory-friendly holiday activities
🎁 Set up visual supports for new experiences
Let’s make the season joyful and stress-free!

12/20/2025

🎄 December Milestones to Celebrate! 🎄
As the holiday season rolls in, we’re reflecting on the incredible progress our clients have made this year. From new social connections to increased communication skills, each small step is a gift!
🎁 Let’s celebrate every achievement together and keep building toward even more success in the new year!

12/12/2025

Focus: Sensory-friendly traditions + skipping overstimulation.

12/11/2025

Holiday stress can be tough for kids with sensory sensitivities. 💛 Keeping routines predictable helps them feel secure, calm, and ready to enjoy every festive moment!

12/10/2025

Are holiday crowds and noise too much for your child? You don’t have to do it all to make meaningful memories. 💙
This week, try one sensory-friendly tradition that keeps things calm and joyful — like playing in the snow! ☃️ Slow down, explore, and connect through simple moments together.

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12/05/2025

"""Did you know? 🧡 Keeping routines predictable during the holidays can help children feel safe, calm, and ready to enjoy the season. Even small adjustments, like keeping mealtimes and bedtime consistent, make a big difference!""

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11/28/2025

Cooking activities offer so much more than delicious fun — they help children explore textures, smells, coordination, and fine-motor skills in a natural, playful way.
From scooping ingredients to mixing and tasting, every moment helps build independence, sensory regulation, and confidence.

At Handprints Therapies, we use hands-on cooking tasks to encourage curiosity, strengthen motor planning, and support sensory development — one small step at a time.

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2525 S Wadsworth Boulevard
Lakewood, CO
80227

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17209624555

Website

http://www.HandprintsTherapies.com/

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Handprints History

Handprints Therapies provides center and home-based and behavioral, occupational, physical, and speech therapy for children with developmental, physical, and intellectual disabilities.

As of June 2020, Handprints Behavioral Therapy is proud to announce its accreditation by the BHCOE (Behavioral Health Center of Excellence). BHCOE Accreditation ® is a certification given to an applied behavior analysis provider once it has demonstrated it has met and continues to meet an assortment of clinical and administrative standards as determined by an independent third-party evaluator.