Certifications to ensure ethical practices, protect consumers, and maintain appropriate educational standards in the field of ABA around the world.
Possessing relevant education for practice and staying up to date by participating in continuing education, IBAs® and IBTs® are knowledgeable in the field of ABA.
When IBAs® and IBTs® practice, clients know that an educated, ethical, certified professional is caring for their loved ones.
Certifications to ensure ethical practices, protect consumers, and maintain appropriate educational standards in the field of ABA around the world.
IBAO Certified Centers are service organizations that have met the International Behavior Analysis Organization’s global standards for high-quality, ethical, and evidence-based behavior analytic practice. Becoming an IBAO Certified Center demonstrates that the organization provides services supported by trained and certified professionals, including IBTs and IBAs, follows internationally recognized ethical guidelines, and maintains consistent, data driven treatment standards across all programs.
International Recognition: Gain a globally recognized credential that signals professionalism, credibility, and adherence to the highest ABA standards.
Certification differentiates a center from others in the region, supporting increased visibility, enrollment, and partnerships.
IBAO® is proud to be a member of the Institute for Credentialing Excellence in show of our support of the credentialing community and our commitment to strive for excellence in our certification programs.
This is an important milestone for the development of behavior analysis in Vietnam.
The launch of IBAO Vietnam represents a commitment to:
🔹 Promoting international standards in behavior analysis
🔹 Supporting professional excellence
🔹 Expanding access to quality education and certification
🔹 Building a strong local and regional professional network
We believe that evidence-based behavioral science has the power to create meaningful change for individuals, families, schools, and communities.
We are excited to work together with professionals across Vietnam to shape the future of behavior analysis.
What is the International Behavior Analyst® (IBA®) Certification?
The International Behavior Analyst® (IBA®) certification is obtained after a candidate demonstrates they have completed various educational, experiential, practice, and supervision-related tasks and activities. The IBA® is an accomplishment that shows the world that the individual is a competent behavior analyst and ready to provide effective, ethical, behavioral services in homes, schools, and a variety of community settings.
What does an International Behavior Analyst® (IBA®) do?
IBAs around the world provide behavioral services in a variety of settings and to a variety of clients. Many IBAs work with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Developmental or other disabilities, and those who require additional support with language development, challenging behavior, daily life skills, social skills, and learning supports. Others work in corporate settings alongside human resources, and still others work in animal or marine environments training animals. Regardless of the setting or the client, IBAs provide behavioral services in the hope of improving client lives.
Typically, IBAs work as part of a team of behavior analysts and behavior therapists (IBTs). The IBA® is typically the leader of the team and conducts relevant assessments, creates behavior support or learning plans, arranges data collection systems to monitor learner progress, and then models and trains IBTs, parents, teachers, and other professionals to implement the support programs they have designed. The IBA® then oversees, manages, supervises, and support those ongoing behavioral and learning programs.
How do I become an International Behavior Analyst® (IBA®)?
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What is the International Behavior Therapist® (IBT®) Certification?
The International Behavior Therapist® (IBT®) certification is obtained after a candidate demonstrates they have completed a 40-hour training, 300 hours of supervised practice, and supervision-related tasks and activities. The IBT® is an accomplishment that shows the world that the individual is a competent behavior therapist and ready to provide effective, ethical, behavioral services in homes, schools, and a variety of community settings.
What does an International Behavior Therapist® (IBT®) do?
IBTs around the world provide behavioral services in a variety of settings and to a variety of clients. Most IBTs work with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Developmental or other disabilities, and those who require additional support with language development, challenging behavior, daily life skills, social skills, and learning supports. IBTs are typically hands-on, “front line” therapists who deliver behavioral services directly to clients.
Typically, IBTs work as part of a team of behavior analysts and behavior therapists (IBTs). The IBT® is typically the person who implements behavioral supports designed and overseen by IBAs.
How do I become an International Behavior Therapist® (IBT®)?
Contact us for more detailed information about your pathway to become an IBT