What does Abat stand for?

The Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board (QABA), Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT) is an entry-level certification for behavior technicians. Individuals who hold the ABAT credential practice under the ongoing supervision of a licensed or certified professional within the scope of Applied Behavior Analysis.

What is an Applied Behavior Analysis technician (Abat)?

Demonstration of working knowledge of the functional analysis as an integral element of the behavior analysis process. Each Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT) is required to meet with his/her supervisor for 5% of the time they provide direct services to a client, every 90-day period.

Who is an Abat Certified Professional?

Individuals who hold the ABAT credential practice under the ongoing supervision of a licensed or certified professional within the scope of Applied Behavior Analysis. The ABAT has a working knowledge of autism and related disorders as well as the principles of working with individuals diagnosed with autism and related disorders.

Who works in the abat?

The ABAT consists of nurses, social workers, support staff, office staff and a psychiatrist. All staff have chosen to work in the ABAT, have particular interest in providing quality addiction services and have appropriate training. Services are delivered by small teams based in each locality. How do I access the service?