For families already enrolled at partnering ABA centers, our SLPs provide AAC and speech therapy directly within your child’s current ABA program (at their location).

Since 2022, we’ve partnered with ABA centers across the Front Range — from South Denver to Boulder — to bring our communication expertise into their existing programs. This collaboration allows children to work on speech, AAC use, and verbal behavior in the same setting where they’re already receiving behavioral support.

By working side-by-side with ABA teams, we ensure:

• Shared goals and support for the ABA team in AAC
• Consistent prompting and teaching methods across disciplines
• Guided behaviorally oriented, common-sense communication intervention
• Convenience of specialized speech therapy services within ABA center time.

When families and school teams agree that collaboration would be beneficial (and hopefully they all do), we can support your child’s progress directly within their school environment.

Depending on the school’s level of interest and capacity for collaboration, we can provide:

• Free in-school trainings for staff on AAC and communication support
• Classroom consultation and coaching to promote consistency
• One-on-one support of the learner in school with an IS&B Trained RBT
• Data collection sharing from IS&B to the school team to help support skill acquisition on IEP goals and overall professional support.
• Regular joint meetings between the school team and your child’s IS&B BCBA and SLP

This ensures the same communication systems, strategies, and expectations are carried across home, school, and center, helping children generalize their skills naturally.

We love teaming with schools, ABA centers, and community providers who value collaborative, communication-focused care. Our approach breaks down silos between ABA, speech therapy, and education — even when philosophies differ — so learners get truly coordinated support.

Whether you’d like to bring IS&B services into your ABA program or explore in-school collaboration, we’d love to connect. When everyone speaks the same language, kids make faster, more meaningful progress.