Fieldwork supervision & caregiver support
For future BCBAs
Need a client for your BCBA fieldwork? With Clients Provided, we match you with a caregiver. New students pay $125 per supervised hour under our holiday offer.
Under the 2027 standard framework, 60 monthly fieldwork hours requires 3 supervised hours: $375/month. You pay for supervised hours, not every fieldwork hour.
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A caregiver client from our Virginia practice
$125
Holiday offer · New students only
We provide your caregiver client through our Virginia practice. Plan 60–160 total fieldwork hours per month on either the standard or concentrated track.
Your monthly estimate depends on your track and planned hours.
Group supervision is optional. You may complete up to half of your monthly supervised hours in full one-hour group sessions. For example, 3 completed supervised hours allows up to 1 group hour; 4.5 completed supervised hours allows up to 2 group hours. Earn back 25% of your contracted hourly supervision rate for each eligible full hour of group supervision you attend and participate in. Applied Behavior Analysts processes earned amounts separately.
How the program works
We provide your caregiver client, connecting your fieldwork to real caregiver support.
Work with your assigned supervisor through remote meetings and review.
Your supervision fees keep our trainee-supported caregiver program free.
Already have a caregiver client? Explore Bring Your Own Client.
The purpose behind the program
After becoming a BCBA, Matthew Hilley began volunteering his time to give back to his community, offering free parent-support classes in his kitchen. Parents told other parents. When the classes outgrew his home, they moved to Culpeper Baptist Church. Matthew’s work made the front page of the Culpeper Star-Exponent.
The fieldwork program grew from that commitment to service, rather than a goal of making money. It connects meaningful training for future BCBAs with free support for families, funded by trainees’ supervision fees.
Today, what began in Matthew’s kitchen reaches across three time zones and has supported hundreds of families. Free parent support remains at the heart of the practice, and that original purpose continues to guide every decision.
Free 15-minute Zoom consultation
Talk with Matthew Hilley, founder of Applied Behavior Analysts, about your fieldwork goals and questions.
Free · 15 minutes · Zoom
This consultation is free. You will not be charged or enrolled by booking a call.
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