Find a Behaviour Analyst

You can search for a Behaviour Analyst by name (if you are looking for somebody specific) or by geographic location and/or by the level and speciality of the practitioner you need.

If you are unsure what to search for the following "Job Title" definitions may help you:

• University Lecturer: This category refers to University-based lecturers, Researchers, Research Supervisors, Authors, Journal Editors, Journal Reviewers, External Examiners (on university-based Courses e.g. Masters in Applied Behaviour Analysis and Ph.D), Autism or Learning Disability Service Advisors, Home Programme Advisors.
• ABA Case Manager/Consultant in Autism: This category refers to practitioners who have experience designing, managing or directing ABA home programmes for children with autism. It includes specialists working in ABA schools who have senior supervisory and training responsibilities. Some practitioners may have experience of working with adults. They should have experience working with challenging behaviour and have experience with specific skill training (communication skills, self-help skills, academic skills).
• ABA Programme Supervisor in Autism: This category refers to practitioners with experience supervising ABA home programmes for children with autism, or liaising and advising on ABA procedures for children with autism in schools. It includes specialists working in ABA schools who have supervisory or training experience. Typically they are overseen by a Case Manager/Consultant.
• ABA Tutor/Therapist in Autism: This category refers to practitioners with experience working on ABA home programmes for children with autism, or supporting children with autism in schools using Behaviour Analysis-based strategies. They would be overseen by a Case Manager/Consultant.
• Practitioner/Consultant in Learning Disability: This category refers to practitioners experienced in working with individuals with learning disabilities and leading their behaviour management and target setting. They may work with children or adults, in school or residential settings. They may specialise in working with challenging behaviour or have experience with specific skill training (self-help skills, academic skills).
• Tutor/Therapist, Behaviour Support in Learning Disabilities: This category refers to practitioners with experience working with children and/or adults in schools and in care establishments, using behaviour analysis based strategies. They would be overseen by a Case Manager/Consultant.
• Practitioner/Consultant in Business or Industry: This category refers to practitioners working in business or industry settings where they might advise on health and safety, organisational behaviour management, etc.
• Practitioner/Consultant in Mainstream Education This category refers to Behaviour Analysts working in settings such as mainstream schools where they might advise on positive behaviour management, improving student performance in specific curriculum areas (reading, maths), or teacher feedback procedures.
• Tutor, Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Assistant: This category refers to practitioners with experience of working with children with challenging behaviour and/or learning difficulties in schools. They would be overseen by a Case Manager/Consultant.