Collin Streetman, aka the "Moody Rabbit", received his Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of South Florida and attained his BCBA certification in 2014. He spent time at NOVA being groomed by the late Dr. Nathan Azrin, his assigned faculty mentor, who instilled in him a love of behavior analysis. Mr. Streetman has experience utilizing ABA interventions with children and adults with special needs, homeless individuals with co-morbid diagnoses, and adults with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). 

 

He is responsible for writing and procuring over $3 million in grant funds for many of the most complex children in Florida to receive ABA Therapy from expert BCBA-D’s. He has authored the book, Behave Like A Boss, teaching BCBAs how to open and run ABA firms. He has been active in philanthropic endeavors for over a decade. This includes serving as administrator for a homeless non-profit, Impact Family Ministries, as well as developing a homeless mission, Hope for the Hungry and Homeless (H3), which oversaw the monthly distribution of thousands of pounds of food and clothing. Mr. Streetman has also co-developed a free job training app for people with autism called NTICI (Neurodiverse Training In Creative Industries) that provides free trainings for digital marketing.

 

An accomplished speaker, he has delivered hundreds of 30-60 minute spiritual motivational speeches to those struggling with homelessness, youth with special needs, and local churches; his largest crowd was thousands at the SunDome at USF. Mr. Streetman’s efforts in 2012 resulted in a large number of Tampa Bay’s homeless getting off the street through H3 with a meager budget. Furthermore, Mr. Streetman conducted and has published research on teaching homeless individuals problem solving skills using Dr. Rusty Clark’s SODAS methodology, and has presented at conferences on the subject.  

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He is currently on the board of two non-profits and is also a business consultant for CSHC Consulting, LLC, providing guidance on systems, marketing, hiring, and administrative development to businesses. He remains an emeritus member of Full Spectrum ABA, sitting and writing at their Round Table.