“Building Brilliance at Every Level: Supporting Neurodivergent Individuals, Empowering Families, and Strengthening Practitioner Excellence.”

At Autistic Brilliance Community, we are committed to shaping the next generation of ethical, culturally-responsive, and highly skilled ABA professionals. All supervision and training are provided by credentialed BCBAs who are certified through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) and bring 10+ years of diverse experience across research, clinical, school-based, and in-home settings. Our supervisors are not only experts in ABA, but also bring expanded knowledge in related fields—including developmental psychology, human services, education, and behavioral health—to ensure a well-rounded, practical, and deeply supportive learning experience.

We tailor every supervision plan to support your growth, strengthen your competencies, and help you feel fully prepared for professional practice. 

Whether you’ve just completed your 40-hour RBT training or you’re seeking additional hands-on experience, our team provides the support you need to become a confident, capable Registered Behavior Technician.

• RBT Competency Assessment Completion (Initial & Renewal)
   
• Hands-on Skills Training aligned with the RBT Task List
   
• Guided Practice in implementing ABA procedures ethically and effectively
   
• Clinical Confidence Building through role-play, modeling, and supervised practice
   
• Preparation for Real-World Service Delivery in homes, clinics, and community settings
   

Our supervisors help you understand not just what to do, but why you’re doing it—empowering you to walk into your role with clarity and skill.

For graduate students pursuing BCBA certification, we provide structured, supportive supervision designed to meet the BACB’s fieldwork requirements for both Unrestricted and Restricted Hours.

• Individualized Supervision Plans based on your university, fieldwork needs, and professional goals
   
• Access to 10+ Years of Expert Knowledge from BCBAs with experience in research labs, clinical programs, public schools, and in-home ABA
   
• Task List-Aligned Activities including assessments, treatment planning, behavior intervention development, graphing/data analysis, and ethical practice
   
• Hands-On Training in Real ABA Tools, including:
   
  • Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA)
     
  • Preference Assessments
     
  • Skill Acquisition Program Development
     
  • Behavior Reduction Strategies
     
  • Data Collection Systems
     
  • Session Fidelity Checks
     
  • Parent Training Models
     
• Opportunities to Observe & Practice Across Settings
   
• Professional Development Coaching to prepare for employment post-certification
   

We ensure all supervision meets the most current BACB standards, with at least 5% supervision requirement and competencies needed for unrestricted hours.

Becoming a BCBA is only the beginning. Many newly licensed clinicians desire additional guidance to master complex clinical scenarios or develop specialty skill sets. We offer individualized mentoring to strengthen your leadership, clinical judgment, and case management abilities.

• Build confidence in clinical decision-making
   
• Strengthen assessment and treatment-planning skills
   
• Learn advanced strategies for severe behavior cases
   
• Improve supervision of RBTs and team management
   
• Expand into specialty areas (e.g., early intervention, autism assessments, parent coaching, community-based ABA, behavior reduction for high-intensity cases)
   
• Receive tutoring, feedback, and modeling from seasoned clinicians
   
• Gain exposure to diverse ABA methods and interdisciplinary practices
   

Our BCBAs provide mentorship built on more than a decade of experience across:

• Research settings
   
• School districts and IEP teams
   
• Clinic-based ABA programs
   
• In-home and community behavior intervention
   
• Behavioral health and human services environments
   

We take an individualized approach—whether you need weekly coaching, case-specific consultation, or ongoing clinical development, we tailor the mentorship to exactly what you need.

• Experienced BCBAs with 10+ years across multiple service settings
   
• Culturally responsive, person-centered supervision
   
• Full alignment with BACB task list & ethical codes
   
• Supportive, growth-focused environment
   
• Flexible scheduling for students and working professionals
   
• Options for one-on-one or group supervision
   
• Customized learning plans for RBTS, BCBA candidates, and new BCBAs
   

At Autistic Brilliance Community, our mission is to help you build competence, confidence, and excellence in behavioral practice—no matter where you are in your professional journey.

We can help you customize a support plane that is perfect for you. 

Many BCBA candidates work across different ABA settings—homes, clinics, schools, or agencies—and receive supervision from more than one BCBA. The BACB allows you to combine all qualified supervision hours from multiple supervisors as long as:

1. All supervisors are active BCBAs who meet BACB supervision requirements.
    
2. Each supervisor documents supervision separately for the hours they oversee.
    
3. You track all hours accurately using a system such as Rethink, Ripley, CentralReach, or personal logs.
    
4. All supervision meets the minimum percentage requirements for your selected fieldwork track:
    

• Supervised Fieldwork:
  At least 5% supervision of total hours per month
   
• Concentrated Fieldwork:
  At least 10% supervision of total hours per month
   

Autistic Brilliance Community (ABC) can serve as one of your supervisory providers, allowing you to combine our training hours with the supervision you already receive at clinics, agencies, or school settings.

According to BACB guidelines:

Hours spent directly working with a client (e.g., running ABA programs, implementing behavior plans, doing sessions).

Example:
If you work in an ABA clinic or home program delivering direct services, those hours count as restricted.

These are tasks you complete under BCBA supervision that reflect actual analyst responsibilities, such as:

• Conducting FBAs
   
• Designing treatment plans
   
• Parent training
   
• Data graphing and interpretation
   
• Writing protocols
   
• Training RBTs
   
• Ethical decision-making
   
• Case conceptualization
   

ABC specializes in providing high-quality unrestricted hours, but can also assist with restricted-combined planning depending on your needs.

You work in a clinic, and in one month:

• 50 hours of direct client work (restricted hours)
   
• Supervision from that clinic’s BCBA = (ex: 3 hours)
   
• You also receive supervision from Autistic Brilliance Community = (ex: 5 hours)
   

130 total hours per month (a typical target for concentrated fieldwork)

SourceType of HoursMonthly HoursClinic direct client hoursRestricted50 hrsAdditional unrestricted tasks (from clinic or independent work)Unrestricted~80 hrsTotal Monthly Hours130 hrs 

BACB requires:
10% of 130 hours = 13 supervision hours per month

ProviderSupervision HoursABA Clinic BCBA3 hrsAutistic Brilliance Community BCBA10 hrsTotal Supervision Provided13 hrs ✔ Meets requirement 

This means your work hours and supervision can be combined across providers to fully meet the BACB’s monthly requirements.

If you are not doing the concentrated track:

• 5% of 130 hours = 6.5 supervision hours per month
   

This could be met by:

ProviderSupervision HoursClinic BCBA2 hrsABC BCBA5 hrsTotal Supervision Provided7 hrs ✔ Meets requirement 

You can still combine supervision hours from different BCBAs. What matters is the total percentage per month.

Autistic Brilliance Community will:
✔ Document only the hours completed with us
✔ Provide monthly supervision documentation
✔ Ensure all training aligns with BACB requirements

However, it is YOUR responsibility to:

Use platforms such as:

• Ripley
   
• Rethink
   
• CentralReach
   
• Behavior University logs
   
• Your university’s tracking template
   

Each BCBA who supervises you must:

• Sign your monthly tracker
   
• Confirm only the hours completed with them
   
• Be listed on your BACB supervision documentation
   

ABC cannot verify or sign hours completed with other companies—we can only certify our portion.

The BACB intentionally allows flexibility because:

• Many candidates work in multiple settings
   
• No one BCBA supervises every aspect of your professional experience
   
• A richer combination of restricted and unrestricted experiences leads to better clinical outcomes
   

Our goal is to help you build strong unrestricted competencies while allowing you to integrate hours from your existing work settings.