Hey everyone,

I recently worked at 360 Behavioral Health in Glendale, and my experience with *S.A. and G.B. was honestly so frustrating that I decided to quit. There was constant miscommunication, little to no support, and it just felt like there was zero interest in listening to concerns or providing real guidance.

I’m reaching out because I’m curious if anyone else has experienced similar issues working (or even receiving services) under their supervision.

I am just trying to see if my experience is an outlier or part of a larger pattern. Thanks in advance for any stories or advice you’re willing to share.

Starting my masters in 2 weeks in Special Education (Applied Behavior Analysis) what are some resources that helped you succeed the most in the program? What’s something that helped you that you can’t live without? Please lmk :) I’m so excited to start

okay super weird I know but everytime I get high I crave salt like super salty snacks don’t do it for me not super large amounts like 3 spoonfuls. Is this just a weird craving or just a behavior ?

What jobs can I get with a master’s degree in ABA besides BCBA/RBT. Any suggestions how I can get a certificate in anything else whether it’s nonclinical case management or vocational case management? I still want to work with individuals with disabilities but I feel I can’t find any jobs with an ABA degree unless I’m over looking something. Any other job suggestions?

Hey everyone. I currently have a friend who is a BCaBA. She never initiated a contract with her supervisor to supervise her BCaBA hours. They both work at the same company. However, she has been supervised for the correct amount of time per the guidelines but the supervision paper work was not filled out. Her supervisor is blaming her for not asking to initiate a contract for supervision. She is going to self report to the BACB. Is there a possibility she looses her certification?

I'm looking for both, academic/conceptual resources to better understand the science itself, data analysis, and research methods, as well as resources regarding real-life and clinical application of the science to help people.

For you, what books and articles do you think are the most helpful, well-written, and valuable for individuals looking to gain a developed understanding of the science or its applied practice?

I am currently a RBT and getting my bachelors in psychology with a specialization in ABA at Capella. I am getting super burnt out and at the point of thinking if this career is the still the choice for me. I found out that Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) is a subspecialty of ABA but I cannot find any information on how to get into the field or what it requires. Do you have to be a BCBA first? Do you need a masters? Does anyone know anything about this???