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Autism Providers in Salt Lake City, Utah
25 providers listed at an address in Salt Lake City itself. For everyone who serves the wider area, see Salt Lake County.
This page lists autism providers based in Salt Lake City — the ones close enough to drive to. Many providers serve Salt Lake County from neighboring towns, or by telehealth and in-home visits, and those appear on the county page rather than here.
ABA therapy
Applied Behavior Analysis therapy — typically requires insurance authorization.
Salt Lake City
ACES ABA
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves all ages; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Apex Behavior Consulting
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves all ages; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Argo ABA
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves up to 21 years; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Attain ABA Therapy
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves up to 21 years; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Aviation ABA
In-home and school-based ABA therapy for children with autism across the Wasatch Front and southern Utah. Coordinates with speech therapists, occupational therapists, and school teams.
Clinic based at 1240 E Stringham Ave, Salt Lake City; services delivered in-home/school across listed counties. Source: https://aviationaba.com/locations/
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Avion ABA UT LLC
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves up to 21 years; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Balance In Behavior
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves all ages; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Bedrock ABA
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves up to 21 years; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
EverReach ABA
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves all ages; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City
Golden Touch ABA
In-home ABA therapy for children with autism ages 1–21, serving Salt Lake County. Business address listed at 2825 East Cottonwood Parkway, Salt Lake City; service model is primarily home-based rather than center-based.
Source: https://goldentouchaba.com/
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Gracious Growth ABA
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves 2 to 18 years.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Reported no waitlist at time of listing — call to confirm. Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Pingree Autism Center
ABA therapy provider listed on the Utah Department of Health CSHCN provider list. Serves 3 to 18 years; accepts Medicaid.
Listed on Utah CSHCN ABA provider list (updated 8/5/2026). Source: https://familyhealth.utah.gov/wp-content/uploads/Office_CSHCN/pdf/autism/ABAProviders.pdf
Diagnostic clinics
Formal autism evaluations by developmental pediatricians, psychologists, or neuropsychologists.
Salt Lake City
Neurodiverse Psychological Services
Autism evaluations, neurodiversity consultations, and therapy. Located at 2319 Foothill Dr, Suite 110, Salt Lake City, UT 84109. Therapy currently offered to clients ages 13+.
Source: https://www.ndpservices.com/
Salt Lake City
Primary Children's Hospital — Developmental Medicine
Developmental pediatricians at Primary Children's conduct autism evaluations and coordinate referrals to therapies. Part of Intermountain Health.
Salt Lake City
Spectropolis (formerly The Autism Clinic)
Autism assessments and evaluations for children, teens, and adults, plus therapeutic services for mental-health and behavioral concerns associated with autism. Located at 1537 S Main Street, Salt Lake City. (Site indicates a rebrand to 'Spectropolis.')
Source: https://www.theautismclinicutah.com/
Salt Lake City
University of Utah Autism Spectrum Disorders Clinic
Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for children and adults at the University of Utah Health Neurobehavior HOME Program. Multi-disciplinary team includes developmental pediatricians and psychologists.
Waitlists can run 6–12 months. Ask to be put on cancellation list.
Occupational therapy & sensory
Occupational therapy, sensory integration, and sensory diets.
Salt Lake City
OT Just for Kids
Therapist-owned pediatric occupational therapy clinic (founded 2005) specializing in children with sensory processing disorder, autism, and developmental delays. Located in Salt Lake City; full street address not published on site, so address should be confirmed at intake.
Source: https://www.otjustforkids.com/
Salt Lake City
PEAK Therapy — Salt Lake
Pediatric occupational therapy specializing in sensory processing, motor skills, and self-regulation. Sensory gym on site.
Insurance and private pay. Waitlist may apply.
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Occupational Therapy
Pediatric occupational therapy practice emphasizing sensory integration and DIR/Floortime. Site identifies as Salt Lake City, UT, but did not publish a street address or phone on the loaded page — verify exact address and contact before listing.
Source: https://www.saltlakeoccupationaltherapy.com/
Mental health
Therapists and psychiatrists experienced with autistic children and adults.
Salt Lake City
The Children's Center Utah
Early childhood mental health services including therapy for children 0–6 and their families. Trained in autism-informed approaches and trauma.
Sliding scale fees available.
Salt Lake City
Theory and Method Therapy — Salt Lake City
Neurodiversity-affirming counseling for autistic children, addressing anxiety, social challenges, and sensory sensitivities. Salt Lake City office at 275 E South Temple St, Suite 103, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (also has a Reno, NV office).
Source: https://www.theoryandmethod.co/autism-therapy
Advocacy & legal
Legal advocates, special education advocates, and disability rights organizations.
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Autism Council of Utah
Statewide coalition connecting families to resources, advocating for autism services, and coordinating provider networks. Hosts annual conferences and publishes the Utah provider directory.
Activities, clubs & recreation
Clubs, sports, camps, and social programs that welcome autistic children and teens — inclusive, adaptive, and special-needs specific.
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Camp Kostopulos (Camp K)
4180 E Emigration Canyon Road, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Running since 1967 in Emigration Canyon, and the only camp in Utah accredited by the American Camp Association that serves people with disabilities. Summer camp comes in residential, day and trip formats — horses, fishing, a ropes course, arts and crafts, camping out. Beyond summer they run community-based programs year round, equestrian lessons and equine therapy, team building, and SWEET, a summer work exploration and training program. They serve people of all ages with physical, cognitive and emotional disabilities including autism, and state their aim as serving everyone regardless of ability, income or where they live — worth taking them at their word and asking about financial help.
Parent & family support
Parent groups, sibling programs, and family peer support.
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT) of Utah
Parent-led nonprofit providing support groups, social activities, and resource navigation for families of autistic children. Monthly meetups across the Wasatch Front.
Speech therapy
Speech-language pathology, AAC, pragmatic language, and feeding.
Salt Lake City · multi-county
Utah Speech-Language Hearing Association (USHA)
State association with a provider directory for finding licensed speech-language pathologists in Utah with autism experience.
Use their provider search to find SLPs near you.
Not finding the right fit in Salt Lake City?
61 more providers serve Salt Lake County from outside Salt Lake City — including telehealth and in-home services that do not depend on how far you can drive.
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