How to Become an RBT

Becoming a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) can take as little as a few weeks, depending on your pace and schedule.

Why be an RBT?!

Becoming an RBT offers a fulfilling career with growth opportunities, flexibility, and the chance to make a meaningful impact in dynamic settings.

How to Attract New RBTs

Increasing Objective Note-Taking for RBTs

Objective note-taking is a crucial skill for every RBT and plays a key role in the RBT Task List.

The Role of the RBT in Service Delivery

If you're certified as a paraprofessional in Behavior Analysis, becoming a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) can be a rewarding career path, particularly within the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) community. RBTs are crucial members of the care team, bringing essential education, training, and experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to their roles.

Autism Therapy Works - A Parent's Perspective

Behavior University is proud to have been independently mentioned as a useful training for parents! Abby Christianson writes a thoughtful article about ABA therapy as a Mom who took our RBT training to better understand and support her son with autism spectrum disorder. 

We know parents are the foundation of success for kids with ASD and we are honored to support them on their journey. 

Autism Therapy Works by Abby Christianson

Discounted Training Available

Behavior University is receiving overwhelming interest on a national scale since it's opening on June 20th! Our $99 RBT Training aims to help reduce family...

Preventing RBT Burnout

Establishing a comprehensive supervision curriculum can help protect RBTs from burnout by incorporating self-care and skill development

Boosting RBT Retention

The 4 Most Challenging Concepts for RBT Trainees

Key Challenges for RBT Trainees: Many trainees struggle with concepts such as Extinction, Negative Reinforcement, Interval Recording (Whole, Partial, Momentary), and Differential Reinforcement (DRA, DRO, DRI).

Earn Free BCBA CEUs with Behavior University’s Webinars

Maintaining your certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) requires ongoing education, but finding affordable, engaging professional development opportunities can be challenging.

Careers in ABA: Exploring Your Options

Are there other career fields for behavior analysts?

The 27 Evidence-Based Practices (and What They Mean)

Learning how to teach and communicate with people with autism is a constantly-evolving field of study...

9 Lifestyle Tips for People With Autism

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can be challenging for people with autism.

Wandering and Autism: How Can We Manage It?

Wandering, also called bolting or elopement, is common among children and individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). 

State Agency Discounts

Did you know that Behavior University offers a special rate for state agencies that want to train their staff to become registered behavior technicians (RBTs)? Our 40 hour ...

BehaviorUniversity.com Launches!

Dr. Shannon Crozier Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA and Dr. Jessica Love Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBA have launched the Behavior University web site. This online resource...