Top 5 Myths About Applied Behavior Analysis The most common myths about ABA are that it’s unscientific, that practitioners lack qualifications, that it only treats autism, and that it’s a form of conversion therapy. All four are false. ABA has …
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BCBA CEU Requirements: How Webinars Fit In BCBAs must complete 32 continuing education units (CEUs) every two years to maintain their certification, including 4 CEUs in ethics and 3 CEUs in supervision training (for those who supervise). BCaBAs need 20 …
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Could ABA Save Corporations from Self-Destructing During a Merger? When two companies merge, every spreadsheet can look perfect and the deal can still fall apart. The reason is almost never the numbers. It’s the people. ABA’s ABC framework, Antecedents, Behavior, …
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How ABA Was Used in a Campaign That Saved Countless Lives ABA behavior change techniques aren’t limited to clinical practice. The 1987 Virginia Tech seatbelt study applied all seven dimensions of ABA to change driver behavior at scale, with results …
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ABA Bullying Prevention: How Behavior Analysis Is Changing Schools ABA bullying prevention uses behavior modification principles to address bullying at its source: the learned behaviors driving it. Rather than relying solely on punishment, ABA-based programs like Bully Prevention in Positive …
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ABA Therapy in Rural Michigan: Closing the Access Gap in Ionia County If your child has an autism diagnosis and you don’t live near a major city, finding ABA therapy can feel nearly impossible. But access is growing, even in …