Sponsors

Organizations that do not qualify as affiliate associations are welcome as sponsors of the APBA in one of two categories. Advocacy Organizations must be non-profit entities that do not hold a current affiliation with the APBA and that have the primary purpose of advocating for consumers. Other Associations or Organizations may be for-profit or not-for-profit organizations that offer products and services related to behavior analysis. These other associations or organizations may choose from among five levels of sponsorship:

Level Five - $5000 per year
Level Four - $3000 per year
Level Three - $1500 per year
Level Two - $500 per year
Level One - $250 per year

The following organizations are Sponsor Organizations of APBA. They are listed because of their financial contributions to APBA. Organizational Sponsorship is not a partnership or an affiliation with the APBA and does not involve evaluation, accreditation, endorsement or certification of the Sponsor Organization by the APBA. Sponsor Organizations may only refer to themselves as "APBA Sponsor Organizations " or “APBA Organizational Sponsors.” Any references stating or implying partnership, affiliation, evaluation, accreditation, endorsement or certification are prohibited. Misrepresentation of this relationship with APBA may be grounds for termination of Organizational Sponsorship, without refund of contribution. It is expected that all sponsoring organizations will act in accordance with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board, Inc. (BACB) Guidelines for Responsible Conduct for Behavior Analysts.

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Level 5



AdvoServ





New England Center for Children

Founded in 1975, NECC serves over 300 students with autism in behaviorally based early intervention, pre-school, day and residential programs in the US and the United Arab Emirates, and partners with school districts to replicate its program in public school settings. NECC provides ABA consulting and training for educators, clinicians and parents. NECC’s computerized curriculum, the Autism Curriculum Encyclopedia® (ACE®), is used across its programs as well as in pilot classrooms in public schools.

Supported by on-site Masters and PhD degree programs in ABA and Special Education, NECC’s active commitment to applied behavioral research focuses on best practices in autism treatment, functional assessment/ treatment of problem behavior, effective motivational systems, generalization/ maintenance of treatment gains, verbal behavior, social/play skill deficits, and basic learning processes.


Level 3


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Bridges Behavioral Language Systems





FirstSteps for Kids, Inc.





May Institute

May Institute is a nonprofit organization that provides educational, rehabilitative, and behavioral healthcare services to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, brain injury, mental illness, and behavioral healthcare needs. Established in 1955, the Institute now serves over 25,000 individuals and their families annually at more than 200 service locations across the country.



Summit Educational Resources

Summit Educational Resources, located in Western New York, is a nonprofit organization that offers a full range of educational, therapeutic, and family support programs and services for children and young adults (birth through age 21). Summit’s staff of 500 professionals utilizes evidence-based practices in working with 1700 individuals each year who are challenged by communication disorders, behavioral challenges, autism and related developmental disabilities. For more information: www.summited.org



Therapeutic Pathways/The Kendall School





Tucci Learning Solutions Inc.

The Competent Learner Model© provides developmentally appropriate assessment, curriculum, staff-training, consultation, and direct services for educators and parents of all children with a diagnosis of autism, pervasive developmental disorders, other developmental disabilities and challenging behavioral difficulties.


Level 2


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Autism Consulting Services





Behavior Development Solutions





Bridges Behavioral Language Systems

Bridges is a 100-person NPA providing in-home intensive ABA services for preschoolers and some older children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in the greater Sacramento, California area.


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Connecticut Center for Child Development, Inc.





Eden II Programs





Familias First

Familias First is an established, bilingual (English/Spanish), Certified Non-Public Agency (NPA) specializing in the delivery of Behavioral Services in Southern California.



JBA Institute

"Our goal is to maximize each child's potential. Part of this is to ensure that she or he is happy and excited about being an active participant in the world around them"



Organization for Research and Learning

Formed originally as Fabrizio/Moors Consulting, our company reorganized itself as the Organization for Research and Learning (ORL) in 2007. We have now grown to twelve clinical staff members serving 65 children and families.


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Organization for Research and Learning





Professional Crisis Management Association, Inc.

Since 1982, Professional Crisis Management Association, Inc. has been dedicated to providing expert instruction, education and dissemination of clinically effective, evidence-based practices for individuals with special needs.



Shamoun Early Learning Center

SELC is a small center that opened in September of 2006, providing behavior-analytic services to children and their families, and school districts in Long Island and NYC.



The ELIJA Foundation





The Learning Tree, Inc.

The Learning Tree, Inc. serves children with intellectual disabilities through its three residential schools, three inclusive preschools and, a consulting program for public schools and other organizations.


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The McCarton Center




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Working With Autism, Inc.

Using the principles of behavior analysis as a guiding discipline, WWA develops individualized behavior support programs for its consumers, emphasizing personal development across multiple domains.


Level 1



A.P.P.L.E. Consulting, LLC

We believe that every individual can and will learn. With the science of behavior analysis as our foundation and evidence-based methods as our tool box, we provide the highest quality of intervention to facilitate and support each student¹s journey to reach his or her full potential. A.P.P.L.E. Consulting understands the importance of consistency across environments which come from the ability to work with a variety of supporters, providers and educators to develop a truly cohesive learning program. We serve students ages 1-21 in home, school and in community settings.


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Behavior Development Solutions





Behavior Frontiers, LLC





Behavioral & Educational Strategies &Training (B.E.S.T.)





Behavioral Innovations




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Comprehensive Autism Related Education (CARE), Inc.





Comprehensive Autism Related Education (CARE), Inc.




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Connecticut Association for Behavior Analysis





Dr. Gertrude A. Barber National Institute





Educational Partnership for Instructing Children (EPIC)





Northwest Behavioral Associates





QBS Inc.





The Bay School





Wellspring