Set clear trainee expectations
Translate supervision goals into observable skills and shared expectations.
First-year BCBA mentorship and consulting supervision
You earned your BCBA certification. Now someone else is depending on you to help them learn. Get individual consulting supervision and practical mentorship to help you teach, observe, and give useful feedback to your trainees.
How consultation works
During your first year as a BCBA, the BACB requires at least one hour of live, one-to-one consultation with a qualified consulting supervisor in each month you supervise fieldwork trainees. Online meetings are permitted.
Your consulting supervisor must meet BACB qualifications, and the consultation must be documented using the required BACB form.
Review the BACB Consulting Supervisor RequirementsSupport for the next supervision meeting
Bring a supervision question, a challenging conversation, or a teaching approach that is not producing the progress you expected. Individual consultation is intended to help you examine what is happening and decide what to try next.
Translate supervision goals into observable skills and shared expectations.
Examine whether your teaching approach is producing the trainee performance you intended.
Practice feedback conversations that are clear, respectful, and useful.
Work through supervision conflict while keeping professional responsibilities in view.
Use evidence from trainee performance to identify the next teaching priority.
Treat supervision as a skill that can be observed, practiced, and strengthened.
Program status
Contact us to discuss your supervision work and request enrollment. We will confirm your consulting supervisor, package, schedule, and next steps with you before you begin.
First-year BCBA mentorship and consulting supervision
Tell us about the trainees you supervise and the support you are looking for. We will help you choose the right individual consultation and mentorship plan.