Happenings
Stay connected with what’s happening across BK - events, conversations, insights, and updates.
Explore how our community continues to grow, learn, and lead together.
Event Calendar
Upcoming Journal Club
Similar to a book club, Journal Club is an interactive discussion for BCBAs to share insights and observations with colleagues about a selected peer-reviewed article. It fosters collaboration, critical thinking, and the application of research to practice.
- October 8: Honoring Assent: Training Staff to Respond When Learners Push Back
- December 10: Train Smarter: What Teach-Back Adds to the Staff Training Toolkit
- In order to receive credit, BCBAs must read the journal article in advance and fully participate with camera and microphone on.
Peer Advisory Series
Join us for upcoming Peer Advisory sessions led by
Nicole Tagaan, BCBA, LBA, Chief Clinical Officer at BK Behavior. Each session offers 1 Learning CEU and focuses on practical leadership and clinical team support.
- December 3: Shaping the Future of ABA: Trends, Innovation, and Professional Identity
Parent Support Group
This ongoing group is designed to support parents as they navigate the journey of ABA therapy. Each session is facilitated by two Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and will include guided discussions on meaningful topics, followed by practical resources you can use at home.
- Every other Tuesday
- 8:00 PM EST / 7:00 PM CST
Clinical Insights & Updates
Hosted by Nicole Tagaan, BCBA, LBA, Chief Clinical Officer at BK Behavior, this bi-monthly session keeps teams informed and aligned by highlighting key clinical progress and upcoming goals.
This all-muted event ensures everyone is prepared to move forward with our shared clinical direction.
- November 10
BT Learning Lounge
- October 4th and 12th: Discrimination Training and Stimulus Control Transfer
- November 7th and 16th: Prompting and Token Systems
- Please note: BTLL sessions are not eligible for PDU credit.
January 2027 Internship Program
At BK Behavior, we invest in passionate individuals through hands-on experience, mentorship, and training. This program supports professional growth while recognizing the important work our Behavior Technicians do every day.
- Applications Open November 2026
RBT PDU Opportunities
We’re excited to share upcoming PDU opportunities designed to support your ongoing learning and certification requirements.
Join us for engaging sessions that strengthen clinical skills and reinforce best practices.
- October 12: Mandated Reporting: Speak Up, Stand Strong
- November 20: Cultural Competence: ABA for Everyone
- December 9: Data Collection: Your Superpower
BK Podcast
Watch & Learn
“I love working with BK — it helped me grow. There’s always support and real teamwork.”
Sarah L. / Behavior Technician
Press Releases
Grateful and excited to be at Four Corners ABA Conference surrounded by so many people with the same mission. To advocate and provide support for children and families across the Midwest. Heartland ABA
“The greatest use of life is to spend it on something that will outlast it.”
🌍 Happy World ABA Day from BK Behavior!
Yesterday, we brought together over 100 attendees across both virtual and in-person, and the energy was truly something special.
A huge thank you to Dr. Anika Hoybjerg for an inspiring session that truly embodied The Kindness Method. Her message says it best: “Kindness is the method, not the reward. When kindness is a priority, everyone benefits.”
From meaningful discussions on trauma-informed care to reflections on what moves us as professionals, this event was filled with connection, growth, and purpose.
Our team had a great time attending the 44th Annual Autism New Jersey Conference in Atlantic City! 💙
We loved connecting with professionals, families, and advocates who share our commitment to supporting the autism community. Thank you to Autism New Jersey for bringing everyone together to share knowledge, explore new research, and strengthen connections!
Brian Brutzman, PhD, BCBA
I really enjoyed speaking with BCBAs across BK Behavior about mindfulness in ABA last week. Here is a snapshot of what BCBAs said make them most anxious. The majority of BCBAs also identified “letting go” as the mindfulness practice they are most interested in.
