Technology and AI

This post is for ABA clinicians, BCBA supervisors, and clinic leaders implementing new technology. It provides practical guidance on adoption, training, and change management to minimize disruption and uphold ethical data use. Its core focus is turning ABA data into clear, ethical decisions that support client outcomes and practice integrity.

This post is for behavior analysts, clinicians, and students who collect ABA data and want clearer, ethically sound decisions. It shows how graphs, dashboards, and analytics can translate raw data into actionable insights for progress monitoring and decision-making. With a practical, clinician-friendly focus, it demonstrates how visualization supports transparent, client-centered practice.

Designed for BCBA clinicians and ABA teams, this quick tip walks you through ethical tech and documentation workflows. It shows how to turn ABA data into clear, defensible decisions while protecting client privacy and consent. Practical guidance covers data collection, storage, reporting, and decision-making that uphold professional ethics.

This pillar-style guide is written for BCBA/ABA clinicians and ABA practice leaders seeking an ethics-first approach to AI and automation across documentation, data collection, scheduling, and reporting. It defines AI in plain language, covers privacy, security, and HIPAA considerations, and provides step-by-step workflows, session-note guardrails, and practical checklists to turn data into clear, compliant decisions. The post helps you evaluate tools, understand where AI adds value versus where human oversight remains essential, and includes a vendor questionnaire to safeguard safety, accuracy, and client dignity.