Foundations of Reflective Supervision in Behavior Analysis
Presented by B. Kuereine Gray

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“Great course!”
— Yazmin B.“I thought B did a very thorough job explaining ways to evaluate your own supervision and provide a better supervisory experience that meets the needs of the supervisee.”
— Rachael B.“Interesting and educational.”
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About this CEU
This foundational session defines reflective supervision and distinguishes it from administrative supervision in behavior analytic practice. Attendees will examine its core components and the research-supported benefits for provider functioning. The session connects reflective supervision to ABA supervision standards and ethical practice.
What you'll learn
- 1-Define reflective supervision and differentiate it from administrative supervision -Describe the core components of reflective supervision -Identify research-supported benefits for provider functioning -Explain relevance to ABA supervision standards and ethical practice
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