Everyday ABA
Introduce Practical Skills for Everyday Life
Teach caregivers how to reduce challenging behaviors and strengthen connection through evidence-based strategies woven into daily life.
Support Meaningful Change at Home and Beyond
Learn repeatable ANA coaching strategies that equip caregivers with strategies to build stronger relationships and support their child’s independence, allowing progress to continue far beyond the clinic.
The Everyday ABA program is designed for clinicians who provide caregiver-mediated intervention for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. Each course builds your skills in collaboration, data-informed decision-making and effective caregiver coaching through a structured, six-part cycle. Through case examples and practical tools, you’ll gain confidence in supporting families across real-life routines and guiding them toward meaningful, lasting progress.
Deliver Everyday ABA consistently and effectively across all program phases using collaborative, neuro-affirming and data-informed practices that build strong caregiver partnerships and support independence.
Everyday ABA is an asynchronous, online program for clinicians that can be completed at their own pace. Across four courses, clinicians learn to deliver the complete Everyday ABA intervention pathway, from assessment to coaching, reassessment and discharge. After completing the coursework, clinicians take a final exam and complete a fidelity check to demonstrate understanding and support accurate implementation of Everyday ABA with families.
Everyday ABA is a structured, manualized program created to guide families through the core principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and show them how to apply these strategies with their child. The program empowers parents by giving them practical tools and strategies for daily routines and interactions. By building these skills into everyday life, parents can support their child’s development, reduce challenging behaviors and increase their confidence in guiding learning and growth.
Who should take this course?
This program is designed for behavior analysts, psychologists and licensed mental health clinicians who treat individuals with autism and developmental disabilities.
Prerequisites
- Previous knowledge and experience in ABA are required.
Who will you support?
Ages
- All ages
Treatment Format
Weekly or twice weekly ongoing meetings with parent and clinician.
What's Included?
- TBD
Office Hours
We provide Office Hour sessions for learners who have completed a certificate program. These 1:1 consultations let you discuss topics from your completed program with designated instructors.
Lindsey Sneed, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Developer and Instructor
Degrees/Credentials
- Licensed Psychologist #PSY34154
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, Walden University
- MS, Applied Psychology, Walden University
- MS, Educational Counseling, National University
- BA, Counseling Psychology, William Jessup University
- RUBI Certified
Current Position
- Vice President of Clinical Excellence, Catalight
- Adjunct Professor, University of San Francisco
Ryan Martin, Ph.D., BCBA
Developer and Instructor
Degrees/Credentials
- Licensed Psychologist NC #6207
- BCBA #1-21-49115
- BS, Child Development, Colby-Sawyer College
- MS, School Psychology, Northeastern University
- Ph.D., School Psychology, University of Massachusetts Boston
Current Position
- Director of Research, Catalight
- Adjunct Assistant Professor, Temple University
Ready to Enroll?
Sign up for Catalight Academy to learn from behavioral health industry leaders.
Enroll Now