ABA therapists (typically Registered Behavior Technicians or RBTs) work directly with individuals with autism to implement treatment plans designed by BCBAs. Their daily work is varied, rewarding, and makes a tangible difference in clients lives.

A Typical Day

• Session preparation: Review treatment plan, prepare materials, set up the environment
• Direct therapy: Work one-on-one with the client on target skills using ABA techniques like DTT, NET, and verbal behavior approaches
• Data collection: Record data on every target during sessions for progress analysis
• Behavior management: Implement behavior intervention plans when challenging behaviors occur
• Documentation: Write session notes summarizing activities and progress

Collaboration

ABA therapists regularly meet with their supervising BCBA for guidance, feedback, and program updates. They also communicate with parents about session activities and progress.

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If this sounds like meaningful work, Treetop ABA Therapy is hiring across 11 states. Contact us about career opportunities.