Running an ethical Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) business hinges on two critical components: systems boundaries and transparency. These principles not only ensure compliance with ethical guidelines but also foster trust, accountability, and effective service delivery.Running an ethical Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) business is paramount for fostering trust, accountability, and effective service delivery. This presentation delves into the critical components of systems boundaries and transparency, demonstrating how these elements can transform your ABA practice into a model of ethical excellence. Key Components: The presentation will discuss what minimum system boundaries are necessary, the establishment of policies and procedures and how to develop and maintain management of professional boundaries. Attendees will learn the most important points related to transparency when it comes to communication, billing and data-driven practices. Attendees will then learn how to integrate the systems boundaries and transparency practices in their daily operations. Avoiding Common Mistakes: The presentation will also highlight common pitfalls if these steps are not followed, such as role confusion, ethical breaches, client mistrust, and ineffective treatments. Attendees will learn practical strategies to avoid these mistakes and ensure their business remains ethical, effective, and respected. By setting clear systems boundaries and prioritizing transparency, attendees will learn how to enhance the quality of care and build a reputation for integrity and trustworthiness in the community. This presentation offers a roadmap to running an ABA business that not only complies with ethical guidelines but also excels in delivering trustworthy and accountable services.
Learning Objectives
  • Attendees will learn how to define, establish and manage systems boundaries.
  • Attendees will learn how to integrate systems boundaries and transparency practices into their daily operations
  • Attendees will learn how to avoid some common mistakes

About the Presenter

Molly Halligan
Molly Halligan, a licensed behavior analyst in Nevada, has been an entrepreneur since 2009, cultivating businesses across multiple industries spanning several states. As the Founding Director of the Las Vegas Autism Center since 2017, Molly has dedicated herself to refining the delivery of exceptional ABA therapy services to children in the Las Vegas community. Her leadership focuses on fostering a supportive environment that nurtures high-quality therapists and ensures job stability. Drawing upon her extensive expertise, Molly also serves as the Chair of the Nevada Association for Behavior Analysis Public Policy Committee. In this capacity, she actively advocates for advancing behavioral practices and enhancing the well-being of individuals with autism.

Course information

  • Title: Clear Lines, Open Doors: Operating an Ethical ABA Business
  • Presenter: Molly Halligan M.A.
  • Date: Tuesday, September 24th
  • CEUs: 2 Learning - Ethics
  • Time: 9:00 AM Pacific
  • Duration: 1 hour and 40 minutes
FREE!