Contour Behavior Collaborative LLC

Contour Behavior Collaborative LLC NOW offering in-home ABA services (insurance and private pay) & Child Care Services for Special needs Hello, My name is Tasha Wilson.

I have a masters degree in Special Education with an emphasis on transitional services. I am a Board Certified Behavior Analyst licesnced in the stated of Texas. I have been working in the field of ABA for 7 years. I started out as an RBT providing in home ABA services for individuals on the spectrum. I had the opportunity to learn and grow my craft under the great leadership and mentorship of Jawanda Newsome, Vanessa Gutierrez and Nour Rafiti. Throughout my years of service, my passion to give exceptional services to those in need have now pushed me to start my own company. I strive to be authentic in approach, honest in communication, open minded to new ideas and socially significant to those I service. My vision is to evolve with the needs of the client to truely give an individualist experiance for those who recieve ABA.

“Go brush your teeth” sounds like one direction.For some kids, it can feel like a full list of things they have to figur...
09/14/2026

“Go brush your teeth” sounds like one direction.

For some kids, it can feel like a full list of things they have to figure out at once.

Find the bathroom. Get the toothbrush. Choose toothpaste. Put it on. Turn on the water. Brush. Rinse. Put everything away.

When a routine becomes a struggle, try making the first step smaller.

“Bring your toothbrush to the sink”

“Put toothpaste on your brush”

“Turn on the water”

You are not lowering the expectation. You are helping your child get started.

Share this with a parent who could use an easier bedtime routine

Getting out the door can involve a lot more than getting dressed.A child may get stuck when it is time to stop playing, ...
09/09/2026

Getting out the door can involve a lot more than getting dressed.

A child may get stuck when it is time to stop playing, start a task, choose clothes, or move to the next step.

If mornings have been hard, look for the first point where the routine slows down.

Then make just that part easier.

🔹️Put out two clothing choices instead of asking an open-ended question

🔹️Use one short direction instead of repeating several steps

🔹️Show what comes next with a picture or checklist

🔹️Let your child point, gesture, or choose if words are hard in the moment

You do not have to fix the entire morning at once.

Start with one part of the routine tomorrow.

Share this with a parent who could use a smoother morning.

Labor Day can mean a day off from work, but for many parents, the work of supporting a child does not pause.The appointm...
09/07/2026

Labor Day can mean a day off from work, but for many parents, the work of supporting a child does not pause.

The appointments, the planning, the advocating, the extra patience, the routines that take more time than people realize.

If you are carrying a lot for your child, we see it.

We hope this weekend gives your family a little room to rest, reset, and do what works for you.

Happy Labor Day from Contour Behavior Collaborative

09/07/2026

Some work does not come with a timecard.

It looks like learning your child’s cues.

Trying again after a hard moment.

Making the call.

Asking the question.

Advocating when you are tired.

This Labor Day, we are thinking about parents and families who carry a lot that other people do not always see.

We hope you get a little rest this weekend 🤍

InHomeABA

Looking for in-home ABA services in San Antonio?Visit our website to learn about individualized ABA services, parent tra...
09/05/2026

Looking for in-home ABA services in San Antonio?

Visit our website to learn about individualized ABA services, parent training, flexible scheduling, and how to schedule a free 15-minute consultation.

Contour Behavior Collaborative provides support at home and in the community for children with autism.

Visit us at https://contourbehaviorcollab.com today to see what’s waiting for you

Sometimes the answer is not “no.”Sometimes your child needs a few more seconds.When we ask a question, give a direction,...
09/02/2026

Sometimes the answer is not “no.”

Sometimes your child needs a few more seconds.

When we ask a question, give a direction, or offer a choice, it can be easy to repeat it when there is no answer right away.

But repeating it can make the moment harder.

Try this instead:

Ask once.

Wait.

Count to five in your head before asking again.

That pause gives your child time to understand what was said and decide how to respond.

If they still need help, make the question smaller:

“Shoes or socks first”

“Do you want help or one more minute”

“You can point”

A little more wait time can change what you learn about what your child understands.

09/02/2026

A plan can make sense in a session and still be hard to use at home.

Before adding another chart, visual, or routine, start here:

What is one thing I can do in the moment?

Maybe it is:

▪︎ Pointing to one visual

▪︎ Using the same short phrase each time

▪︎ Offering two choices

▪︎ Practicing one step, not the whole routine

If a strategy needs a quiet room, extra time, and another adult to make it work, it may be too much for the moment you are trying to use it.

Start smaller.

Looking for support for your child can feel overwhelming.You may have questions about what ABA looks like, whether it ca...
09/01/2026

Looking for support for your child can feel overwhelming.

You may have questions about what ABA looks like, whether it can work in your home, or how involved you will be in the process.

At Contour Behavior Collaborative, we provide in-home ABA services for children with autism and other neurodivergent needs in San Antonio.

We work with caregivers to build skills that support daily life, including communication, independence, routines, and managing challenging situations. Parent coaching is part of the process, so you have practical strategies you can use outside of sessions too.

If you are exploring ABA services for your child, visit our website to learn more.



http://contourbehaviorcollab.com

From morning routines to mealtime interactions, in-home therapy allows us to work on real-world skills right as they hap...
09/01/2026

From morning routines to mealtime interactions, in-home therapy allows us to work on real-world skills right as they happen. At CBC, we focus on practical skill building in your child's natural environment, helping them grow and thrive where they feel most comfortable. Discover our compassionate, personalized ABA therapy approach designed to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Visit your website to learn more about how we foster meaningful progress every day.

Your child does not have to say “help” perfectly before they deserve help.Maybe they hand you a closed snack.Maybe they ...
08/31/2026

Your child does not have to say “help” perfectly before they deserve help.

Maybe they hand you a closed snack.
Maybe they bring you a toy that will not work.
Maybe they pull you toward something, say “I can’t,” or just look at you and wait.

That is still communication.

It can be tempting to say, “Use your words,” especially when you are trying to teach a new skill.

But if they already showed you what they need, start there.

Try this:

Respond to the request, then model the words.

“Help open.”
“You need help opening it.”
“Let’s do this part together.”

You are not skipping the communication goal.

You are showing them that reaching out works, while giving them language they can use the next time.

What does asking for help look like for your child right now?

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San Antonio, TX

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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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