Continuum of Colorado

Meet Wosen, one of Continuum of Colorado’s full-time Direct Support Professionals! Wosen recently graduated with her Associate Degree of General Studies from the Community College of Aurora and is already working toward her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Colorado Denver.🎉

While working full-time, Wosen has been able to use Continuum of Colorado’s tuition reimbursement benefit to support both degrees. We’re so proud of Wosen and the dedication she brings to her work, her education, and her future in healthcare.

If you’re looking for a meaningful career and want to continue your education, we’d be happy to talk with you about full-time opportunities and tuition reimbursement options at Continuum of Colorado. www.continuumcolo.org

We had a great time yesterday at the Autism Community Store fair before the rain made an appearance. The fair was packed with resources, services and family fun. Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth. If you weren't able to make it or would like to explore our services, visit our website https://www.continuumcolo.org

We're heading out to the Autism Resource Fair happening today from 11 AM - 3 PM. Great family fun and over 100 organizations sharing resources, services, and support available.

Hope to see you there! Stop by our booth and say hello 👋

Continuum of Colorado will be at the Autism Resource Fair this Sunday, May 17th, from 11 AM to 3 PM. Stop by and say hello!

100+ organizations! Sensory activities, trackless train ride, bounce house, and more! The fair will have many resources for families, individuals, caregivers, providers, and advocacy organizations from across the autism community.

Autism Resource Fair
Sunday, May 17
11 AM to 3 PM
Autism Community Store, Aurora, CO

We hope to see you there!

Last Saturday, we were out at Alpine Autism Center’s “Run for the One” 5K in Colorado Springs, and it was one of those mornings that just felt good to be part of. We got to connect with families, providers, and others in the I/DD community, and have some great conversations about the support available locally, including one-on-one Music and Massage Therapy.

Always appreciate time like this. Getting outside, giving out Continuum swag, meeting people, and staying connected to the community we’re part of.

Some days just go smoother with a little extra support. For some families, that looks like music filling the room and creating a moment of connection. For others, it’s gentle movement that helps build confidence over time. Sometimes it’s as simple as a calming touch that helps the body settle.

Having those services come into your home can make a difference in a way that feels natural, not clinical. For caregivers, it can ease a bit of the day. For individuals, it can open up new ways to engage, move, and feel comfortable.

Continuum offers these services across Colorado, from Fort Collins to Pueblo. If you want to take a look or see what might fit, more info is here:
https://www.continuumcolo.org/services/therapeutic-services/

Behind every number is a person, a family, a moment that matters.
78,500 hours of direct support
2,156 hours of training and growth
400 individuals supported
9 people taking steps into employment

When you look a little closer, these numbers are part of real, everyday moments. Routines that work. Skills are built over time. More confidence. More connection. Learn more about our programs at continuumcolo.org

🎶 Please join us in welcoming Brookelynn to Continuum! 🎶

Brookelynn, MT-BC, is a board-certified Music Therapist who brings both heart and experience to her work. She earned her degree in Music Therapy from Colorado State University and completed her internship in hospice care—where she saw firsthand the power of music to comfort, connect, and support.

Her background also includes working in nursing homes and rehabilitation settings as both a CNA and activities leader, giving her a deep understanding of the individuals she serves.

At Continuum, Brookelynn uses music as a tool for connection, engagement, and joy—supporting individuals with IDD and a range of physical and neurological needs through thoughtful, person-centered care.

We’re so excited to have her on the team and the impact she’ll make. Welcome, Brookelynn 💙

✨ Big welcome to our newest Continuum team member—Stefan, Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT)! ✨

Stefan brings an incredible mix of skill, compassion, and motivation to his work. After graduating from Intellitec College in Pueblo, he jumped right into helping clients in a physical therapy setting, supporting them in reaching goals and celebrating real progress along the way.

At Continuum, Stefan offers Swedish, deep-tissue, and myofascial massage, helping individuals feel better, move better, and stay empowered in their care.

We’re so excited to have him on the team and can’t wait for you to meet him!

Welcome to Continuum, Stefan 🙌

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to recognize the many ways people with developmental disabilities contribute to our communities. Meaningful work is one of those ways.

Work can bring confidence, connection, and a sense of purpose. For many individuals with developmental disabilities, finding the right job opens the door to greater independence and belonging.

Through supported employment services, individuals work alongside Employment Consultants and Job Coaches to explore their interests, build skills, and find opportunities that match their strengths. Support can include discovery, internships, benefits guidance, and on-the-job coaching.

Services are available across Colorado from Fort Collins to Pueblo. Learn more at https://www.continuumcolo.org/services/supported-employment/