In part 2 of this meeting of Behavior Techs Anonymous, we continue to share the experiences of one RBT and the challenges and triumphs of being a woman of color. Tune in for candid conversations and valuable insights into navigating diversity and inclusion in applied behavior analysis.

Please welcome our next guest “The Dog Mom”! She joins us in telling her experience about her journey into being an RBT and the obstacles that she faces as a woman of color in a white dominated field.

In this episode of behavior tech’s anonymous, we talk about trauma. The job is full of events that can cause us to be traumatized with varying consequences. Listen to those stories here.

Ms. Lexi has seen RBT work before it began, thrived in the RBT life, and has now since moved on from it. Can RBT experience actually help in non-ABA careers? Click play and find out how Ms. Lexi does it!

Did have you ever wondered what you would be doing if being an RBT wasn’t an option? Listen in on this podcast where Ms. Lexi tells us all about how she was doing RBT work before the formal title ever existed!

Join Ms. Ashleigh as she sits down with her first guest! Hear from an experienced RBT, to discuss the importance of self-care and share personal anecdotes from their journey to becoming RBTs!

Here on Behavior Techs Anonymous we finally get to hear a story submitted by an RBT! Listen in for a short story that helps one RBT keep going when things get hard

I always recommend working in a clinic when first starting out as an RBT. There’s a lot of factors that make it the best learning environment. As long as you’re in a good one!