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7 Reasons Why ABA Therapists Need Practice Management Software

By marketing
June 19, 2020

In this digital age, it seems as though there’s software for everything–including multiple software solutions that can aid your ABA therapy practice. You’ve probably seen numerous advertisements or sales pitches for software that you’re not convinced that you really need. Do you really need practice management software? Yes! ABA therapists need practice management software to help manage every aspect of their practices–and with the right software, you can make a huge difference in how smoothly your day flows and how much of your focus you can spend on your clients, rather than getting stuck dealing with software concerns.

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Therapy Brands and BHCOE Form Partnership in Latest Effort to Support the ABA Community

By Patrick Sharpton
May 4, 2020

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 4, 2020 — Therapy Brands and Behavioral Health Center of Excellence Accreditation (BHCOE) have announced a partnership

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How to Keep Your ABA Practice Running During COVID-19

By marketing
April 24, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has interrupted many sectors of the economy, including many ABA therapy offices that are now grappling with the question of whether to retain their employees and stay open. Fortunately, there are various federal government relief programs as well as other resources that can help small businesses like therapy practices weather this storm. We’ve compiled a list of resources that may help your ABA therapy office stay in business in the next few months.

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5 Questions on Telehealth: ABA Therapy in the Time of COVID-19

By marketing
April 17, 2020

For this session of the ABA Community Chat, we were joined by Dr. Joy Pollard, Co-founder and CEO of Clinical Operations at Behavior Change Institute. Dr. Pollard has been working in the area of telemedicine or telehealth practices for the past seven years. Her own clinical practice is focused on the delivery of service through telehealth modalities in homeschool and residential settings. As a subject matter expert on telehealth guidelines for the Council for Autism Service Providers (CASP) she gives great insight into how practitioners can continue providing care during the COVID epidemic.