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If you’re pursuing BACB® certification, few things are more discouraging than not passing the board exam. You’ve spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars on coursework, supervised fieldwork, and study materials—and a score under 400 can feel devastating. But let’s be clear: not passing is not the end.

As a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®), your role extends beyond supporting a client’s progress in the present—you are also responsible for helping shape a meaningful future.

Sex education is an essential aspect of human development, and teaching it effectively is crucial —  especially for individuals on the autism spectrum. While this topic is vital, the ethical considerations surrounding it often pose significant challenges for educators and practitioners.

In applied behavior analysis (ABA), we understand that behavior is shaped by the environment—and as a leader, you are a key part of your team's environment. Your behavior, your presence, and even your silence are variables that can influence employee behavior in meaningful ways, for better or worse.

Preparing for the BCBA® exam represents a significant milestone in your behavior analysis career. After years of coursework, supervised fieldwork, and dedicated study, the exam stands as the final gateway to certification. It's no wonder that candidates seek every possible advantage in their preparation.

Exploring the discourse in the field of applied behavior analysis

Navigating the pathways to Behavior Analyst Certification can be complex. This blog aims to clarify the certification process and help students understand their options.

TYRA SELLERS, EMILY PATRIZI, AND SARAH LICHTENBERGERWonder what we mean when we talk about developing “ethics muscle memory”? That’s fair! Let us tell you.