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Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis
Advanced PVBIA / Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis is a cooperative arrangement between member families of POAC-Northern Virginia and the George Mason University Kellar Institute for Human disAbilities.
The purposes of this program are two-fold:
- to provide more affordable, high quality, in-home applied behavior analysis instruction, treatment, and consultation to children with autism and their families, and
- to prepare more professionals to provide such services to children with autism and their families by providing a more comprehensive program of study that satisfies educational and experiential criteria set forth by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (www.bacb.com), thereby permitting students to successfully apply to sit for examination as either a Board Certified or Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst.