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 Jaw

anda 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.

The window for early intervention matters, but not because your child is broken.Because the earlier they get the right s...
06/23/2026

The window for early intervention matters, but not because your child is broken.

Because the earlier they get the right support, the more time they have to practice the skills that make daily life work: asking for help, handling transitions, making connections.

At Contour Behavior Collaborative, we build those skills where life actually happens, at home, in your routine, with your family.

Now accepting new clients in San Antonio. Tricare + BCBS accepted | Ages 2–26.
📞 (210) 329-1066 | contourbehaviorcollab.com

Nobody warned me about the cliff after early intervention ended.One day the services stop, the team you relied on disapp...
06/22/2026

Nobody warned me about the cliff after early intervention ended.

One day the services stop, the team you relied on disappears, and you're left figuring out the next step alone.

If your child is approaching or has already aged out of early intervention, we can help with what comes next.

In-home ABA therapy in San Antonio | Ages 2–26 | Tricare + BCBS accepted
📞 (210) 329-1066

To the dads who never quit and show up no matter what. Happy Father's Day. 👨‍👧 Raising a neurodivergent child takes a te...
06/21/2026

To the dads who never quit and show up no matter what. Happy Father's Day. 👨‍👧 Raising a neurodivergent child takes a team, and you are an essential part of it. Your strength, presence, and love make a lasting difference in your child's journey. We see you, we honor you, and we're here to support you. Share this message with a dad who leads with heart. 💙

Meltdowns and panic attacks can look almost identical to someone watching from the outside.But they come from completely...
06/19/2026

Meltdowns and panic attacks can look almost identical to someone watching from the outside.

But they come from completely different places, and they need completely different responses.

A meltdown builds from sensory overload, stress, or a change in routine. A panic attack can come out of nowhere, triggered by anxiety or fear.

Responding to a meltdown like it's a panic attack (or vice versa) can make things worse for your child. Swipe through this carousel to understand the difference, what they feel like inside, what triggers them, what the signs are, and what actually helps in the moment.

Save this post, it's one worth coming back to.

Questions? Drop them in the comments.

Tricare + BCBS accepted | Ages 2–26 | San Antonio
📞 (210) 329-1066 | contourbehaviorcollab.com

06/16/2026

If your kid seems to "only listen" to one parent, it's not favoritism.

It's predictability. Consistency in tone, words, and routine is what helps kids with autism feel safe enough to respond.

The good news — it's a skill, not a personality trait. Both parents can build it.

That's exactly what we work on in in-home ABA with Contour Behavior Collaborative.

Tricare + BCBS accepted | Ages 2–26 | San Antonio
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A lot of parents picture ABA therapy as a therapist sitting across a table drilling flashcards.That's not what we do.In-...
06/12/2026

A lot of parents picture ABA therapy as a therapist sitting across a table drilling flashcards.

That's not what we do.

In-home ABA with Contour Behavior Collaborative looks like this:

• Practicing "I need a break" during an actual hard moment, not a role play

• Working on morning transitions at your real front door

•Building communication skills at the dinner table your child eats at every night

The environment matters. That's why we come to you.

Skills learned in the real setting are the ones that actually stick.

We're accepting new clients in San Antonio. Tricare + BCBS and others accepted | Ages 2–26
📞 (210) 329-1066

To the parent who hasn't slept through the night in years —You are not failing. You are exhausted. There's a difference....
06/10/2026

To the parent who hasn't slept through the night in years —

You are not failing. You are exhausted. There's a difference.

Burnout doesn't make you a bad parent. It makes you human. And it's one of the most common things we see in the families we work with.

Part of what we do at Contour Behavior Collaborative isn't just therapy for your child — it's giving YOU tools that make the hard moments more manageable at home.

If you're in San Antonio and you're running on empty, let's talk.

Tricare + BCBS accepted | Ages 2–26
📞 (210) 329-1066

06/09/2026

Most parents don't need more advice. They need someone in the room with them.

That's what in-home ABA looks like with Contour Behavior Collaborative.

Tricare + BCBS accepted | Ages 2–26 | San Antonio

06/05/2026

If “independence” feels like one more thing you’re failing at, you’re not.

When people talk about independence in ABA, it can sound like a huge list:
Dress themselves. Brush teeth. Do chores. Follow routines. All with no help.

But its more like much smaller wins.

• Your child putting on one piece of clothing without a fight

• Carrying their own backpack to the door

• Using a picture or a word to ask for help

• You repeating yourself a little less than last month

Independence does not mean you disappear as a parent.
It means you slowly move from doing everything for them, to doing things with them, and then watching them try more on their own while you stay close.

If all that happened this week was one tiny step toward “I can do this with less help,” that still counts.
Those small steps build the kind of independence that lasts.

06/04/2026

You won’t see it tonight, but every imperfect attempt still counts. Kids remember how it feels to be loved way more than they remember one hard day.

If today was rough and you are replaying all the things you wish had gone differently, pause for a moment. Notice the ways you still showed up: making food, answering the same questions again, tucking them in even when you were tired.

One hard day does not define you or your child. What matters most is that they know you care and that tomorrow you will try again.

If you needed this reminder, save it for the next “hard day” and send it to another caregiver who might be in the same place tonight.

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Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
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