ABA Inside Track

You can listen to any and all episodes for free (on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Play, YouTube, or Stitcher). You can also join Patreon at the free level and get the podcast there. Just search "ABA Inside Track" on any of these platforms.

You can select the course here on Thinkific you would like CEU credit for. Once you enroll, you will be able to access the materials, take the quiz, and receive the certificate. The quiz includes content questions as well as two hidden "code words" from the episode, so write these down!

Yes, depending on your needs. We are approved to provide BACB ACE continuing education CEUs, QABA CEUs, and IBAO CEUs. When you create your account you can specify your credential and number. Additionally, sometimes people who are not BCBA or QABA need CEUs for their employer or licensure body. If the type of CEUs your employer/licensure body wants you to obtain are those we are approved to provide, you can also order CEUs for that purpose. Just put “n/a” in the certification spot if it is not applicable.

Your BCBA certificate number (or BCaBA) is the number you receive when you pass the test and become a BCBA (or BCaBA). This is the number you should be listing on your CEU certificate. It takes the form of 1-xx-xxxxx, with the first two x’s being the year you got your certificate, and the last several x’s representing the sequential number BCBA you are in the world. For BCaBAs, it is the same but the first number is 0. Your BACB ID number is the same number that follows you from getting your fieldwork all the way through being a BCBA. This is a 6-digit private number assigned to you by the BACB and not for sharing!

Technically, this decision is up to your supervisor. However, since most of our episodes are available to CEU credit and events such as conferences (also available for CEUs) are not permissible as fieldwork hours, we do not recommend listening to the podcast for unrestricted hours.

No, ethically we cannot provide behavior analytic advice to anyone who is not our own client. The discussions we have on the podcast are intended to be informative but should not be taken as direct clinical recommendations, as your clients are not our clients.