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As an AuDHD RBT, I've seen this first hand, and it's frustrating. Had a client that did not have ASD, insurance wouldn't cover more than 20 services(or something), the parent had them diagnosed (there were many behaviors they had that were similar to ASD) which ASD had unlimited service coverage.

It really does. I hope to see continued positive reform and regulations in the field. I know many that practice ethically, and others I've reported for being unethical.

I do think hours should be limited to at most 30 hours a week. 20 for those not school age. The current system is too much for many children.

I have AuDHD, My brother has ASD. I have been an RBT going on 3 years now, and I am getting my MA in Behavior. There are definitely those out there who are not ethical. I do my best to practice ethically with a child led approach. I never stop stims, I stim myself. I do redirect SIB.

Also, depending on your State $20 is a little low. The company I work for starts at $24.

I am biased positively on ABA as someone with AuDHD working in the field. I ask you to do a lot of research if you can. ABA has a nasty history, there are those that still practice unethically as well. I strive to practice child led with assent, consent, and following all ethics.

Looks good!!!

I've done this for my meetings in my camper 😂

I'm looking for others here with positive views of ABA!