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Behavior Analyst Supervision

We provide the following supervision options for persons certified or desiring to be certified by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board:

IMPORTANT NEWS FOR BOARD CERTIFIED ASSOCIATE BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS !
As of January 1, 2009 the Behavior Analysis Certification Board will automatically re-title all Board Certified Associate Behavior Analysts (BCABA) as Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBA). The title, Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst (BCBA) may no longer be used after that date. In addition, as of January 1, 2009, all BCaBAs must receive at least one hour of supervision each month (12 hours per year) by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. All BCaBAs must obtain this supervision in order to maintain their certification, even if they are not currently providing behavior analysis services. Click here for more information about our supervision procedures. 

SUPERVISION TO BECOME A BOARD CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR ANALYST
Our Supervised Independent Fieldwork is accepted by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board for persons studying to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. One or more of our team of expert Board Certified Behavior Analysts will supervise all aspects of behavioral program design and implementation ensuring ethical and effective behavior analysis services. This supervision can be provided anywhere in the world in English or Spanish.

You may begin supervision any time after beginning coursework to meet Behavior Analysis Certification Board requirements. You must accumulate 1500 hours of supervised experience, 5% (75 hours) of which must be spent in direct supervision. The exact schedule of supervision depends upon the number of hours you are spending per week engaging in behavior analysis activities but typically ranges from one to 3 hours every other week. Supervision may be done in person, by phone, via internet-based technologies or some combination of the above. Click here for complete information about the supervision requirements from the Behavior Analysis Certification Board. Click here to contact us about BCBA supervision.

SUPERVISION TO BECOME A BOARD CERTIFIED ASSISTANT BEHAVIOR ANALYST
Our Supervised Independent Fieldwork is also accepted by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board for persons studying to become a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst. One or more of our team of expert Board Certified Behavior Analysts will supervise all aspects of behavioral program design and implementation ensuring ethical and effective behavior analysis services. This supervision can be provided anywhere in the world in English or Spanish.

You may begin supervision any time after beginning coursework to meet Behavior Analysis Certification Board requirements. You must accumulate 1000 hours of supervised experience, 5% (50 hours) of which must be spent in direct supervision. The exact schedule of supervision depends upon the number of hours you are spending per week engaging in behavior analysis activities but typically ranges from one to 3 hours every other week. Supervision may be done in person, by phone, via internet-based technologies or some combination of the above. Click here for complete information about the supervision requirements from the Behavior Analysis Certification Board. Click here to contact us about BCaBA supervision.

MONTHLY SUPERVISION FOR BOARD CERTIFIED ASSISTANT BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS
We can also provide the Monthly BCaBA Supervision required by the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB). One or more of our team of expert Board Certified Behavior Analysts will provide the necessary supervisory interactions including individual case consultation (assessment, data collection, intervention, outcomes, program modifications), ethical considerations and professional development needs and opportunities. This supervision can be provided anywhere in the world in English or Spanish.

The BACB requires at least one hour per month of supervision (12 hours per year), two of which must be conducted in person. The monthly supervision will be provided in face-to-face meetings or via electronic video chat sessions, as required by the BACB. Click here for complete information about the supervision requirements from the Behavior Analysis Certification Board. Click here to contact us about BCaBA supervision.