Provide education, timely information and resource referral regarding Autism Spectrum Disorder for our affected community and community at large within Boulder and Broomfield Counties.

Assisting individuals attain new orientation through Equine Assisted Activities along with specific excercises, all formatted to promote integration at all levels for those with Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Specialty center for children within ASD's. Equine activity with strong focus on speech, self-reg, social/emotional, behaviors, cognition, SI tolerance.

Specialty NARHA Facility providing services for, including early intervention for children diagnosed within Autism Spectrum Disorders, SPD, Dev Delays, Speech, cognition, social/emotion, behaviors

Creative Perspectives Inc. is a Colorado 501 (c)(3) providing comprehensive, innovative, and effective intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, dedication and support to their families, and knowledge and encouragement to the professionals who serve them.

Creative Perspectives Inc. is a Colorado 501 (c)(3) providing comprehensive, innovative, and effective intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, dedication and support to their families, and knowledge and encouragement to the professionals who serve them.

Offers a variety of week-long camp programs and respite weekends.

Extreme Sports Camp welcomes people ages 7 and up with an autism spectrum disorder, including classic autism, PDD-NOS, Asperger's and related diagnoses. Participants of any athletic ability can succeed. We pride ourselves in ensuring progress in our sports while having lots of fun!

Our counselor-camper ratio is 1:1.
We accept up to 14 campers per session.
Each session is one week, and families can choose to enroll in multiple sessions.
Our summer activities take place throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.
Our winter program is held on Snowmass Mountain.

Our staff receives extensive training in autism learning styles and characteristics. We use positive behavior approaches and communication supports such as social stories and visual schedules. Our staff also has expertise/certification in the sports we undertake. We apply the teaching theories that have proven effective with autism to these sports and have developed unique processes and technologies to maximize success.

Extreme Sports Camp was incorporated in 2004 and operates as a non-profit 501c3 organization, EIN # 20-0940000. Our co-founders are Sallie Bernard, president, and Doug Gilstrap, Senior Coach.


Our Core Values


We believe...

... sports programs can be accessible, enjoyable and achievable for an individual with autism. Sports are an integral component of human life and everyone should be given the opportunity to participate. Through sports, people with autism can more fully engage in everyday life.

... every individual with autism has the right to attempt and attain athletics and has the right to be taught in the way they learn and succeed. Using innovative methods that are designed with the person with autism in mind, our participants can be successful at challenging athletic activities.

... our participants develop a sense of teamwork, camaraderie, community and belonging. Personal growth and independence can emerge.

... our approach can foster the long-term incorporation of recreational sports into daily life. The personal gain of each participant can increase the health, happiness and sustained well being for the entire family.

With private tutors throughout Denver, Parliament Tutors is dedicated to bringing students the most customized learning experiences from the most highly qualified tutors.While our private tutoring and test prep philosophy stresses the importance of independent study and practice, each tutor is equipped with the most effective learning strategies and highest level of knowledge in his or her field.

A non-profit organization providing social skills group, sports instruction, and respite care for children with disabilities.

Zach's place was established to provide families in the Colorado Springs and surrounding areas a place for respite care for their children with disabilities ages 5 to 21. We offer structured and free play and also teach life skills and socialization skills. We provide respite (temporary time apart for parent/caregiver and child) in a home-like environment and also have children daily after school and on school breaks. We aim to provide very flexible scheduling and individualized support so as to serve as many families as we can, with most families currently using our services after school and any time on weekends. Zach’s Place operates on a sliding fee scale and will support you in accessing community funding sources. Serving you and your child comes first and we want to do everything possible to make it happen!