Remote BCBA Supervision: Bring Your Own Client

Choose your option

Select an option below to see its details and pricing.

Bring Your Own Client

Bring a caregiver to work with and build your fieldwork through remote BCBA supervision. Standard and concentrated tracks are available, and group sessions are always optional.

60–160 fieldwork hours per month.Our practice focuses exclusively on caregiver training.

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PRICING

How much does BCBA supervision cost?

Clients Provided is $125 per supervised hour for new students under our holiday offer. That hourly rate stays the same across 60–160 planned fieldwork hours per month. Your track and planned hours determine how many supervised hours you need—you are not charged $125 for every fieldwork hour.

Example: Under the 2027 standard framework, 60 fieldwork hours means 3 supervised hours: 3 × $125 = $375 per month, before optional group-supervision credits.

Bring Your Own Client is $75 per supervised hour. Use the calculator below to estimate your monthly cost.

Optional group supervision:Earn a 25% credit.

Available with either supervision option

Group supervision is always optional. Receive a credit equal to 25% of your hourly supervision rate for each eligible group-supervision hour you attend. Credits apply to group hours totaling up to 50% of your total supervised hours each month.

Both options: 60–160 fieldwork hours per month · Standard or concentrated · Optional group supervision

Estimate your monthly fee

ProgramTrackFieldwork hours

$225 / month

3 supervision hours × $75

Estimate before group-supervision credits. Your fee changes with your planned hours and track.

Calculator uses the 2027 fieldwork framework.

BRING YOUR OWN CLIENT

Have a caregiver in mind?

Any caregiver is welcome. Bring someone you can support through caregiver training, and we’ll review the arrangement with you before you begin.

Ask about your caregiver arrangement

The caregiver is the client.

Applied Behavior Analysts is a caregiver-training-only practice. In both program options, trainees work with caregivers. Children are not clients of the practice.

ParentsGuardiansFamily caregiversOther caregivers

Caregivers in any caregiving role are welcome.

Fieldwork that fits your life.

No RBT position required.

Build caregiver-focused experience online alongside work, school, and family responsibilities.

You bring a caregiver to work with.Predominantly unrestricted fieldworkIndividualized BCBA feedbackSupervision that supports free family services

Scheduling and availability are confirmed before you begin.

Learn about earning fieldwork hours without an RBT position.

HOW IT WORKS — BOTH OPTIONS

Caregiver training. BCBA guidance.

One clear process, whichever option you choose.

Plan your fieldwork

Choose standard or concentrated fieldwork and plan 60–160 total fieldwork hours per month.

Connect with a caregiver

Bring someone you can work with, or choose Clients Provided and we’ll make the match.

Practice with BCBA guidance

Meet remotely with your assigned BCBA. Review recordings of your caregiver-training work and receive individual feedback.

Apply feedback and document

Use feedback to strengthen your skills, adjust your work, and complete your fieldwork documentation.

Recording and secure-upload guidance is provided before you begin. Your assigned BCBA must hold any state authorization required for your work.

INCLUDED SUPPORT

What’s included.

Your rate covers the support below.

Your caregiver arrangement

You bring a caregiver to work with. We’ll review the arrangement with you before you begin.

Individual BCBA guidance

Live supervision, recorded-work review, feedback, modeling, and guided practice.

Activities and documentation

Client-specific unrestricted fieldwork activities, your supervision contract, monthly forms, and final verification documents.

PURPOSEFUL WORK. PERSONAL GUIDANCE.

A plan you can make your own.

Work through 25 tailored activities connected to your caregiver’s goals. Use them as a starting point for work to develop and review with your BCBA, and bring your own ideas, too.

YOUR NEXT STEP IS CLEAR

Learn it. Use it. Make it matter.

A shared structure. Work shaped around your caregiver.

EXPLORE EACH STEP

01 · Start with a personUnderstand your caregiver

Get to know your caregiver’s goals, daily routines, and priorities. Those real needs give your fieldwork its direction.

Your focus: a meaningful client connection

02 · Follow a thoughtful planWork through 25 tailored activities

Follow our structured program of 25 unrestricted fieldwork activities, including research, data analysis, caregiver coaching, and planning. Each activity is individually tailored and can be completed with any caregiver in our program.

Your focus: useful work with a clear purpose

03 · Grow through feedbackReview with your BCBA

Bring your work to individual supervision. Reflect, practice, and refine your next steps with your ongoing BCBA. Have a different activity in mind? Ask for approval before completing it for fieldwork.

Your focus: putting feedback into practice

SUPERVISION WITH INTENTION

Careful selection. Relevant experience.

Our supervisor evaluation focuses on readiness to guide trainees in caregiver training. We verify BCBA certification and review applicable state licenses as part of matching supervisors to the people and locations they serve. Supervision is grounded in the work you are doing with your caregiver.

FIELDWORK SUPERVISION & CAREGIVER SUPPORT

Meet your supervisors.

Fieldwork with a purpose.

Shannon HoeyPh.D., BCBA, MD-LBA

BCBA # 1-19-36606
Certified 05/31/2019
Licensed in: Maryland

Doctoral research, university teaching & clinical leadershipShannon holds a Ph.D. in behavior analysis and has earned awards for her research. Her experience includes university teaching, graduate course development, and a coauthored book chapter on ABA instruction. Her doctoral work focused on culturally responsive intake interviews, complementing her experience in clinical leadership and professional training.

Katherine (Katey) WisseM.Ed., NCSP, BCBA

BCBA # 1-14-16250
Certified 05/31/2014

20+ years across school psychology & behavior analysisKatey brings extensive experience in school psychology, behavioral consultation, and professional mentorship. Her background includes directing school psychological services, teaching graduate courses in ABA and assessment, and supporting autism research at Boston Children’s Hospital. She is also a Nationally Certified School Psychologist.

Holly CreamerM.S., BCBA, KS-LBA

BCBA # 1-19-35142
Certified 02/28/2019
Licensed in: Kansas

Regional & clinical leadershipHolly’s background includes regional and clinical leadership and supervision of 50 BCBAs. She brings experience in caregiver training, behavioral assessment, special education consultation, and mental health services. She holds a master’s in counseling and psychology and a certificate in ABA from the University of Kansas.

Robert HarrisonBCBA, VA-LBA

BCBA # 1-23-65475
Certified 04/28/2023
Licensed in: Virginia

Over 20 years in applied behavior analysisRobert brings over 20 years in ABA, with experience in clinical supervision, behavioral assessment, and staff training. His background includes managing ABA caseloads, developing behavior support plans, and collaborating with families and community professionals. He holds a master’s degree in education and a graduate certificate in ABA from George Mason University.

Rachel OliveM.S., BCBA

BCBA # 1-18-31679
Certified 08/31/2018

Clinical director, practice owner & fieldwork mentorRachel combines a master’s in ABA with a background in communication disorders. Her experience includes mentoring fieldwork interns, telehealth assessments, developing social-emotional curricula, and supervising RBTs and training education assistants and community members. She also brings experience in job coaching and education-access advocacy.

Heather BannisterBCBA, MD-LBA

BCBA # 1-16-21953
Certified 02/29/2016
Licensed in: Maryland

ABA experience since 2012Heather progressed from behavior assistant to BCBA, building experience in behavioral assessment, individualized intervention, and caregiver coaching. Her work includes supervising RBTs and helping families put behavior plans into practice. She holds a master’s in health education and behavior from the University of Florida.

Bianca AspeM.A., BCBA, NC-LBA

BCBA # 1-21-52805
Certified 08/24/2021
Licensed in: North Carolina

Bilingual supervision leader · English & SpanishBianca brings 10 years of clinical experience across home, center, school, community, and telehealth settings. She holds a master’s degree in applied behavior analysis. Her experience includes leading BCBA fieldwork supervision, developing fieldwork programs and group-supervision curricula, and monitoring candidates’ fieldwork hours. She also brings experience in telehealth parent training and applying behavior analysis in naturalistic and non-clinical settings.

Stephanie OrozcoM.S., BCBA

BCBA # 1-21-49756
Certified 05/06/2021

10+ years of clinical experienceStephanie holds master’s degrees in psychology with ABA and special education. Her background spans special education teaching, support for adults with developmental disabilities, behavioral assessment, and telehealth services. She brings experience in caregiver collaboration, Behavioral Skills Training, and remote clinical supervision.

Elizabeth FrostM.S., BCBA, VA-LBA, TN-LBA

BCBA # 1-22-58195
Certified 02/23/2022
Licensed in: Virginia, Tennessee

Clinical leadership & fieldwork mentorshipElizabeth holds a master’s in psychology with a focus in ABA and is pursuing a Ph.D. in behavior analysis. Her experience includes clinical leadership across two clinics, supervising BCBAs and fieldwork trainees, caregiver training, and behavioral assessment. She has also developed staff training and served as a primary trainer in crisis prevention and de-escalation.

Brooke BellBCBA

BCBA # 1-23-67019
Certified 07/20/2023

BCBA since 2023Based in Maine, Brooke contributes to our team’s fieldwork supervision and supports trainees as they work toward BCBA certification. More about her professional background is coming soon.

Ariana YoungM.H.A., BCBA, IN-LBA

BCBA # 1-26-89948
Certified 05/13/2026
Licensed in: Indiana

First-year BCBA · In mentorshipA former ABA trainee who returned after passing her exam, Ariana brings experience in caregiver collaboration, RBT supervision, treatment programming, and clinic operations. She holds a master’s in health administration and a graduate certificate in ABA, combining her clinical background with experience organizing and supporting care teams.

Don’t see a supervisor licensed in your state? Please reach out.

If your state requires licensure and we don’t currently list a supervisor licensed there, we can bring on a qualified BCBA specifically to support your fieldwork. We’re happy to help you find the supervision you need.

OUR RETURNING COLLEAGUES

From trainees to BCBA colleagues.

They trained here, earned their BCBA certification, and returned to help the next group of future BCBAs.

Ariana YoungM.H.A., BCBA, IN-LBA

BCBA # 1-26-89948
Certified 05/13/2026
Licensed in: Indiana

First-year BCBA · In mentorshipAriana knows this program from both sides: first as a trainee, now as a BCBA colleague. She returned after passing her exam and brings that recent preparation experience to individual BCBA exam prep.

Catherine CastroBCBA

BCBA # 1-26-2855687
Certified 09/28/2026

Former trainee · BCBA exam-prep colleagueBased in South Carolina, Catherine is a former ABA trainee who returned as a BCBA colleague. Her upcoming individual exam-prep sessions will help future BCBAs prepare, drawing on her own recent exam experience.

They’ve been where you are. Now they’re here to help.

Bring your toughest concepts. Get one-to-one guidance, practical study strategies, and a clearer plan for exam day from a BCBA who recently passed.

Individual exam-prep sessions with our returning colleagues are coming soon.

PROGRAM IMPACT

Your fieldwork supports caregivers.

Your supervision fees help caregivers receive practical training completely free.

What caregivers pay

Practical caregiver training, provided completely free.

Over 10 supervisors

BCBA guidance for meaningful, caregiver-focused fieldwork.

Any caregiver is welcome

Our practice focuses exclusively on caregiver training. The caregiver is the client.

Availability depends on trainee and caregiver locations and supervisor authorization.

OUR PURPOSE

About Applied Behavior Analysts

Built around service.

Applied Behavior Analysts began with free classes in Matthew Hilley’s kitchen, where mothers gathered to talk and find support. Word spread, the classes grew, and the group outgrew the kitchen and moved to a local church. A newspaper article later shared the story and our commitment to giving back.

Today, we connect meaningful fieldwork for future BCBAs with free caregiver training. Trainees learn through real caregiver work under BCBA guidance, and their supervision fees help make that support possible.

We’re here to prepare thoughtful, ethical behavior analysts and make practical support more accessible to caregivers. Compassion, accountability, and a willingness to listen guide our work.

Read our story →

Supervision questions

Answers for both supervision options.

Who can be my client?

Any caregiver is welcome. We focus exclusively on caregiver training; children are not clients of the practice. Bring someone you can work with, or choose Clients Provided and we’ll make the match.

How is my monthly fee calculated?

Your planned fieldwork hours and track determine your supervision hours. Bring Your Own Client costs $75 per supervised hour. Clients Provided costs ~~$150~~ $125 per supervised hour with the limited-time holiday offer for new students only. Both options support 60–160 total fieldwork hours per month. Eligible group-supervision credits are applied separately.

Is group supervision required?

Can I join Clients Provided if I live outside Virginia?

Yes. Our practice is based in Virginia, and students in other states can participate in Clients Provided remotely. We confirm your caregiver match and supervisor before onboarding. Availability depends on your location, your caregiver client’s service location, scheduling, and where your BCBA is licensed or otherwise authorized to practice.

How are individual supervision meetings scheduled?

You’ll schedule individual supervision meetings with your assigned BCBA at times that work for both of you.

How will my BCBA review my caregiver-training work?

Review recordings of your caregiver-training work with your assigned BCBA and receive individual feedback. Recording and secure-upload guidance is provided before you begin.

REQUEST INFORMATION

Let’s talk about your fieldwork.

After you submit, we’ll email your selected supervision option and monthly estimate. Reply with questions about scheduling, client arrangements, or availability.

Choose your client option Required

Choose Clients Provided if you need a caregiver client, or Bring Your Own Client if you already have one. Then review your monthly estimate.

Bring Your Own Client$75per supervised hour

MORE WAYS TO LEARN

Additional resources

FOR BOTH SUPERVISION OPTIONS

Optional group supervision

Earn a 25% credit.

Join optional group sessions and earn a credit equal to 25% of your hourly supervision rate for each eligible group hour you attend. Credits apply to group hours totaling up to 50% of your total supervised hours each month.

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