Welcome to Array’s Frequently Asked Questions page. As a comprehensive behavioral health service provider along Colorado’s Front Range, we’re committed to delivering personalized care that meets your unique needs. Whether you’re seeking ABA therapy, crisis management training, or professional supervision, our experienced team offers flexible solutions for individuals of all ages. Below, you’ll find answers to common questions about our services, coverage areas, and approach to care. If you don’t find the information you’re looking for, remember that we offer free consultations to discuss your specific needs.
Lifestance Health – lifestance.com
Health District of Larimer County – healthdistrict.org
Autism Society of Colorado –autismcolorado.org
Center for Valued Living – c4vl.com
Childrens Hospital – Developmental Peds – childrenscolorado.org
Abby Care – abbycare.org
Q: What makes Array different from other service providers?
A:
• Array provides services to people of all ages.
• We offer crisis management training to staff, families, and caregivers.
• Array offers group therapy sessions for ABA.
• Our providers have experience with various ages and diagnoses, and frequently collaborate with each other based on level of expertise.
Q: What if I am not sure what I am looking for with my services?
A: Array offers a free consultation/Meet and Greet to those who might be interested in our services. A member of our clinical team will discuss more about our services, what we do at Array, answer questions, discuss where we conduct services, and what might benefit the individual.
Q: Do you provide diagnostic evaluations?
A: At Array, we do not offer diagnostic evaluations. If you require a formal assessment, we recommend reaching out to a licensed clinician or a specialized center in your area. Here are a few places to start:
• Check with your primary care provider for recommendations or referrals.
• Contact local mental health clinics or counseling centers, which often offer assessments.
• Consult professional organizations, such as the American Psychological Association (APA) or your state psychological association, to find qualified evaluators near you.
We hope these resources help you find the support and services you need. If you have further questions, feel free to reach out.
Q: Can I request a specific therapist or therapist parameters?
A: We try to have a lot of flexibility in our service options to best suit each person. The best way to explore what we may have for you specifically is for us to sit down and get to know each other so we can learn more about what you are looking for together.
Q: What are Array’s service delivery areas?
A: Array provides in-person services all along the Front Range, and telehealth services are available statewide.
Q: Do you offer on-call or crisis services?
A: We do not currently offer on-call or crisis services. However, we will work closely with teams to create safety plans and behavior intervention plans to assist families and caregivers in crisis response. In addition, we will work to the best of our abilities to conduct services when crisis is most likely to occur, providing support where and when it may be needed most.
Q: Does Array provide ABA to those without an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis?
A: Yes. There are several funding streams that do not require an ASD diagnosis to access ABA services. Our clinical team regularly works with varying diagnoses; we treat each individual as an individual, regardless of diagnosis.
Q: Do you provide services in day program or host home settings?
A: We frequently collaborate with providers in those settings, including direct support professionals and host home providers, to ensure the best care for those we serve. Your BCBA will determine the best settings for working toward goals, including how to involve all support persons who work with the individual.
Q: Do you provide trainings to community providers or organizations?
A: Yes! If your organization is interested in having a member of our clinical team provide a behavioral services training to your staff or other stakeholders, please contact us for more information.
Q: Do you provide supervision to those seeking BCBA/BCaBA certification?
A: Absolutely! We are happy to assist those seeking BCBA or BCaBA certification by providing individual and group supervision, as well as offering a variety of experiences for those on the certification track.