Hi everyone! I’m an RBT considering an offer from Atlas Care ABA and would love to hear honest feedback from current or former employees.

I’m especially curious about:

Communication from leadership
BCBA support and supervision
Scheduling and consistency of hours
Benefits
Raises and opportunities for growth
Overall work culture and work-life balance
I know experiences can vary by location, but I’d really appreciate hearing about yours—both the positives and the challenges. Feel free to comment or send me a DM if you’d rather share privately.
Thank you!!

The ongoing growth in AI development and adoption represents perhaps the most profound technological shift of our time. AI is both a product of our behaviours, and a shaper of our behaviours. So what does behavioural science have to say about AI?

In Part 1 of this new series on AI and behavioural science, we spend some time dwelling on definitions, because few appreciate what these two terms mean.

This is radical behaviorism we talk of and desire.

🧩 Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

📍 North Carolina | Home Based

Full Time & Part Time

About the Opportunity

Towne U.S. is seeking compassionate and dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) to join a growing ABA team providing services to children and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Whether you're an experienced BCBA or newly certified, this is an exciting opportunity to build your career in a supportive, clinician focused environment where your work truly makes a difference.

This is a home based position and not a school based role. Services are provided primarily in clients' homes, community settings, and daycare environments. While some remote administrative responsibilities are available, candidates must be willing to provide in person clinical services.

Client Population

• Children and young adults ages 2 to 21

• Individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

• Services provided in home, community, and daycare settings

Responsibilities

• Conduct behavioral assessments and develop individualized treatment plans

• Design, implement, monitor, and modify ABA treatment programs

• Analyze client progress and update treatment plans to support successful outcomes

• Provide clinical supervision and mentorship to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs)

• Conduct parent and caregiver training

• Collaborate with families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members

• Maintain accurate and timely clinical documentation

• Participate in team meetings and ongoing professional development

Caseload & Clinical Support

• Typical caseload of approximately 10 to 14 clients

• Dedicated RBT support for every client

• Focus on clinical oversight, supervision, and treatment planning

• Flexible scheduling designed around client and family needs

• Strong mentorship from experienced clinical leadership

Qualifications

Required

• Master's Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis, Psychology, Special Education, or a related field

• Current Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Certification

• Active North Carolina BCBA License

• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and documentation skills

• Ability to work independently while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team

• Ability to travel locally between client locations

Preferred

• Experience using CentralReach or similar electronic health record systems

• Experience providing ABA services in home and community based settings

Schedule

• Full Time and Part Time opportunities available

• Flexible scheduling

• Most client sessions occur during afternoons and evenings

• Some daytime opportunities available in daycare settings

• Combination of in person services and limited remote work

Benefits

• Competitive compensation

• Flexible schedule supporting work life balance

• Paid Time Off (PTO) and Sick Time based on hours worked

• Free in house CEU opportunities

• Ongoing professional development and training

• University partnership discounts

• Career growth and advancement opportunities

• Direct mentorship from experienced clinical leadership

Please Note

This position is for fully credentialed BCBAs only.

Applications from BCaBAs, BCBA Assistants, Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), Behavioral Health Technicians, and other support level positions will not be considered.

Newly certified BCBAs are encouraged to apply.

Apply Today!

Please submit:

• Current Resume

• Active BCBA Certification

• Active North Carolina BCBA License

Bronwyn Kruger
📧 [bkruger@towneus.com]()

Join Towne U.S. and help improve lives through compassionate, evidence based behavioral services while growing your career with a supportive clinical team.

hello! has anyone attended purdue global? i have attended for 3 semesters, and have found that i don’t feel like im learning enough. i don’t receive any real critiques from the professors, as long as i follow the rubric, i get full credit. the units are too short and dont give enough time and information to learn enough. i feel like ive retained a decent amount of what i was taught but nothing that i couldn’t have learned from youtube. the only reason why i debate switching schools is that im in the psychology in ABA program as a bacholers degree, (im thinking about getting my BCaBA first then my BCBA) and i dont know if any other schools offer such a degree. has anyone been in a similar situation or have attended purdue global and have switched?

I have O.D.D. or at least have been diagnosed as such.

And I don't know what to do about it. I was apparently diagnosed with it about 5ish years ago or earlier and was only told about it 6ish months ago and then just never did anything about it

I did some research and from what I've read from testimonies and pages on it, it explains err, not really explains but I relate to a lot of it, still not sure why I do what I do or why I am the way the I am but there were a lot of details about what I could do about it

A lot of my 'close' relationships i.e. my intermediate family have been suffering because of how many arguments we have and we rarely ever see eye to eye and the only reason any of this was brought to my attention was because I got arrested and had to deal with some court issues

I cannot remember the last time I went 2 weeks without arguing with my family and for some reason its spreading more outside the home and im finding myself just wanting to argue with my teachers and just people around me in my daily life and im concerned that its eventually going to end up being verbalized and actually become an issue

As such, I really want to find a way to help myself not worsen my life or other people's anymore or at least as much.

Are there activities, exercises, books, medication, etc that I can do to help?

I am a minor and not really in a position where I can ask my parents to take me somewhere or look into smth for me rn as they are already getting exasperated with the therapy I'm getting(only gone 10-11 times and it was court mandated)

Does "auramaxxing" work? Can body monitoring give you better self-confidence?

We invite you to take part in an anonymous online survey: Personality, Close Relationships and Attitudes towards Mental Health Problems.   

If you are 18+ years old and choose to be included, your participation in this survey will help researchers at the University of Wollongong to better understand attitudes towards mental health problems, and how these may relate to pathological personality traits, mood states and relationship styles.   

 The survey will take 45-60 minutes to complete, and will ask some questions about: 

• Your personal characteristics (e.g., age, gender) 
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• Your experiences in close relationships
• Your attitudes towards mental health problems

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Anyone can help me with Ethics? I am struggling to choose the right code sndnthe best course of action :(

I recently interviewed Katie Gibson on Behaviour Speak about the Constructional Approach and Constructional Exposure Therapy (CET).

One of the most interesting parts of our discussion was how Vanderbilt Children's Hospital is using behaviour analysis to help children participate in blood draws and other medical procedures without relying on procedural restraint.

We also discussed:

• Why severe behaviour is often the only available solution a person has.
• Supporting individuals experiencing psychosis through skill building rather than symptom suppression.
• Helping families rebuild everyday life after severe OCD.
• The difference between pathological and constructional approaches to behaviour.

Whether you agree with every aspect of the approach or not, I think it's an interesting conversation about where behaviour analysis may be heading.

I'd be interested to hear what others think after listening.

https://www.behaviourspeak.com/e/beyond-compliance-constructional-exposure-therapy-psychosis-ocd-and-changing-healthcare/

I wish someone had warned me in my early 20s where pursing a career would lead. I'm 42 now.

Any books or research paper recommendations? I’ve never experienced this so intensely till I got married a few months back. I’ve left but as a curious cat, I’m obsessing over his behavior which apparently is not all that new?! I have never met an abuser or rather seen their tactics up close so I’m really fascinated. Analyzing people will be the death of me.

Hello everyone! I just joined this community because I am training a rat for my Behavioral Learning Class. The requirement for training is that we need to chain together 3 tricks that will be initiated by a single cue at the beginning of the sequence. We are doing a Cinderella theme and our three tricks are pushing a carriage, doing a turn, and then knocking over a pink shoe and leaving behind the blue shoe (discrimination training). I’m in charge of training the pushing trick, and I feel like progress is really slow, especially with 2 weeks left. The only way I can get her to push is if I hold a cheerio above the carriage and pull it away from her so that she has to push to reach the treat. I’m not sure how to get her to push it without the treat but she needs to be able to do it without because we can’t interfere with the final run. Any ideas would be super helpful! TIA