HeyJaredThe Behavioral View
CentralReach is proud to present its new limited web series, The Behavioral View. Hosted by three CentralReach BCBA-D panelists and featuring a new guest panelist each episode, the series tackles important topics around behavior analysis to engage in forward-thinking ABA…
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The Behavioral View Episode 6.9: Passing the Baton: A New Era for the ABLLS-R and AFLS (opens the original)
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In this roundtable episode of The Behavioral View, hosts Dr. Nissa Intarachote Van Etten and Elizabeth Barajas are joined by a panel of clinical and product leaders from CentralReach —Autumn Bailey, Ben Knaebel, Katie Huba, and Allison Frazier — to discuss the evolution of assessment practice in ABA and school psychology. The panel describes the four-phase item review of the ABLLS-R and AFLS (evaluating inclusivity, clarity, relevance, and item ordering via item response theory), the development
The Behavioral View Episode 6.8: Inside Fieldwork — Documentation, Supervision, and Support Systems That Work (opens the original)
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This episode features a panel of behavior analysts and a current fieldwork trainee discussing how a multidisciplinary ABA agency structures its fieldwork candidate program. The conversation covers the distinction between restricted and unrestricted supervised hours, strategies for documenting and verifying fieldwork hours, use of self-assessment tools to identify knowledge gaps, and the difference between compliance-based supervision and relationship-based mentorship. Panelists share practical s
The Behavioral View Episode 6.7: AI, Compliance, and the Future of Session Documentation (opens the original)
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AI is transforming ABA session documentation — and the stakes have never been higher. This episode explores how AI-assisted tools like Note Draft AI are helping BTs, RBTs, and BCBAs write more compliant, comprehensive session notes without replacing clinical judgment. The conversation covers CASP's documentation standards, rising OIG audit activity, early research comparing AI-assisted versus non-AI notes, and what responsible AI adoption should look like as the field catches up to the technolog
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