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Our Work

What ABA Looks Like at Collage

Learn about ABA, how we support your child, and what to expect from our approach.

Understanding the science behind our work.

What is ABA?

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach grounded in the science of learning and behavior. At Collage, we use this science to understand what supports learning and to build skills that promote independence, participation, and connection.

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OBSERVE
What is happening?

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UNDERSTAND
What influences it?

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TEACH
What skill would help?

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ADAPT
What does the learner need next?

Child Drawing Activity
Child Playing Toy
Child With Chocolate

The skills we support are shaped by each child and family. We identify goals that are meaningful, functional, and important to the learner.

Toddler Playing Toys

Following Directions

Independent Play

Playing with others

Joining a group

Following Routines

Tolerating Change

Turn-taking

Requesting

Supporting the Whole Child

Building skills that matter in everyday life.

Child Dancing Happily
Child Playing Blocks

Self-Advocacy

Daily Hygeine

Conversation

Flexibility

Ways We Can Work Together

Flexible support designed around your child, your family, and the environments that matter most.

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HOME & COMMUNITY BASED SUPPORT

Individualized ABA services provided by a BCBA in the places your child lives, learns, and participates.

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PARENT TRAINING & COACHING

Collaborative support to help caregivers build confidence and consistency. We work together to understand your child’s needs, practice effective strategies, and support progress beyond therapy sessions.

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COMMUNITY PROVIDER TRAINING

Practical training for daycare providers and other community professionals, with support tailored to the needs of their setting or the children they serve.

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INTERIM SERVICES

Short-term support for families waiting for ongoing services to begin. We focus on foundational skills, caregiver support, and immediate priorities to help bridge the gap while longer-term care is arranged.

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