Pros
I’ve had a really positive experience working here as a BCBA. What stands out the most is the teamwork. People truly support each other, collaborate, and step in when someone needs help. It doesn’t feel competitive or isolating, which makes a huge difference in this field.
The clinical model is another big strength. Clients receive highly individualized care that is actually based on their needs, not a cookie-cutter program. The therapy style is naturalistic and engaging, which is more effective and more enjoyable to provide.
This company is also different from many ABA providers because it does not force every client into a full-time model just for the sake of billing. The focus is on what is clinically appropriate, not just what fills a schedule. That alone says a lot about the integrity of the organization.
Leadership is supportive and accessible, especially for people who communicate openly and work collaboratively. If you’re proactive, professional, and willing to problem-solve as a team, you’ll find that leadership listens and genuinely wants you to succeed.
Overall, this is a great place for clinicians who value strong teamwork, ethical practice, and individualized, child-centered care. The atmosphere is fun and upbeat, which is also a bonus.
Cons
Like any growing clinic, things can sometimes feel fast-paced and evolving. Schedules, processes, or systems may change as the company adjusts to client needs, which can require flexibility. Because the model is so individualized, it also means there isn’t always a one-size-fits-all solution, so BCBAs need to be comfortable problem-solving and communicating frequently with their teams. This is a great environment for people who like collaboration and autonomy, but it may feel challenging for someone who prefers very rigid or highly standardized systems.
