At Plus 1 Solutions, we provide solutions to making Remote ABA Supervision work for your schedule, your current professional job, and your area of interest.
you feel frustrated and overwhelmed trying to find answers to your questions about Supervision
you work in a non-Autism setting
you want to be a Rockstar Supervisor Trainer
you want to avoid burnout and achieve 80% or more Unrestricted Hours
you want to learn our “7 dimensions ABA everything ” approach to hours
you don’t want to quit your higher paying day job
you don’t have 4 hours a day outside of your job to do UR Hours
you believe that the science and technology of ABA really can change your world and beyond
Plus 1 Solutions provides remote ABA supervision with a Flexible Schedule that eliminates travel time and increases individualized Services and Focus. Through remote ABA supervision you have access to a variety of clients that would not be typically available in an autism-based clinic/home delivery model. Remote AVA supervision with Plus 1 Solutions provides training opportunities to maximize your unrestricted hours, and fine-tune your training/public speaking skills.
Plus 1 Solutions offers a hybrid approach to supervision. Trainees complete 4 to 8 weeks of one on one individual sessions where you will learn to ABA everything, Track and Prove your hours, complete paperwork, and learn Case Conceptualization through the 7 Dimensions. Trainees are then invited to a group cohort of 3-4 trainees to provide camaraderie, support, clients, training opportunities and resources on a twice per month/every other week schedule. We know that supervision will be a lot of work. Plus 1 Solutions aims to integrate you, your supervisor, your worksite, your university, your studying for the exam, and your self-care throughout the supervision experience to provide broad-based support and avoid burnout.
Join me for a Free 1 hour consultation where I will share my philosophies about Supervision and ABA, Show your our Audit Proofing paperwork, and Answer ALL your burning questions about Remote ABA Supervision!
Stop struggling to gain unrestricted hours in supervision! Learn to be the consultant, no matter where you are working! Understand unrestricted hours from the viewpoint of radical behaviorism and Self as Client! I guarantee you will gain more unrestricted hours on Monday than you ever thought possible!
Do you know how to use the seven dimensions to prove that the activities that you are completing or actually ABA? Has anyone ever tried to tell you that "you can't count that!" because they think that special education, speech therapy, departmental oversight and planning, and other non-RBT based, or non-autism jobs are not ABA? If so, remind them, that ABA works everywhere and join our Masterclass to learn the skills to prove it!
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"Hours, hours, hours! This may be all I think about anymore. I love the tracking system that Plus 1 Solutions uses to keep up with hours and I love how all hours must be tied to the 7 dimensions. This makes me think more analytically about what I am doing, why I am doing it, and how it directly affects the individuals I am working with on a daily basis."
Texas
"As someone who doesn't work in the ABA/Autism field, it's great to see how unrestricted hours can really be modified to what I'm doing now and plan to do later. I like the approach of starting from day 1 with unrestricted hours and building on those skills over the whole supervision time. It makes learning feel less overwhelming."
Miane
"I love that you're so passionate about it and it really shows in your genuine enthusiasm. I have had to explain to so many people what a BCBA is and what I'm in school for / what my job will be, over and over again. It's just not common knowledge what this field does and hopefully with people like you influencing so many of us we can do the same and grow this field so people know about it just like they know about physical therapy, speech therapy etc..."
Florida
"It's one of the most impressive parts of your supervision curriculum, Jenie Scheiter Nowak. I love how you make the 7 Dimensions THE focus of what we do as ABA practitioners. I currently hear far too much about "billable hours" and "what goals insurance will, or will not approve" and this focus has not helped or supported me much in my growth towards becoming a BCBA. I remember one of the first papers I had to do in my graduate ABA was comparing the Baer, Wolf & Riley's 7 Dimensions of ABA to the research article of our choice and it was such eye opening experience."
Illinois
"I attended this zoom meeting and it was incredibly helpful. Before the meeting I thought supervision was out of my reach since I'm employed full time as an Intervention Specialist. After the meeting I truly felt excited that I could see becoming an ABA all the way through. I scheduled a second meeting with Jeni and signed the contract today. I feel like I will have a mentor/partner through this educational experience."
"I didn't think there was a way of earning my fieldwork hours without being an RBT until I talk to you. Thank you!"
Hawaii
FAQ section
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For STANDARD supervised independent fieldwork, you need a total of 2,000 hours, 100 of which (5%) are directly with your supervisor.
For CONCENTRATED supervised independent fieldwork, you need a total of1500 hours, 150 of which (10%) are directly with your supervisor.
Individual sessions must be 50% or MORE of your total supervised time.
Individual meetings between the supervisor and trainee for your first 4-8 weeks.
Trainees then join Group supervision (3-4 trainees) 2x/month.
Trainees also have opportunities to join trainings, workshops and coaching sessions when available/offered.
You can start accruing supervision hours once you have
started qualifying coursework,
secured a qualified supervisor, and
signed a Supervision Contract.
You can have multiple Supervisors at DIFFERENT agencies/organizations, but you MUST follow the same process at each agency.
5% of total hours for STANDARD supervision.
10% of total hours for CONCENTRATED supervision.
For example:
If you work the MAXIMUM 130 hours per month, you will spend 6.5 hours (STANDARD) or 13 hours (CONCENTRATED) per month WITH your Supervisor.
No fewer than 20 hours but no more than 130 hours of experience may be accrued per month.
At Plus 1 Supervision, we recommend a minimum of 80 hours per month so that you build momentum, see your progress, and complete your total hours in a timely fashion.
Any person for whom behavior-analytic services are appropriate is a client. A trainee may not be related to the client. Clients must be human (no animal clients). Clients may be a “business”. Clients do not need to be autistic/neuro-divergent.
For example, if you want to be a Supervisor of RBTs then finding an RBT who needs to learn to implement programs, who you can complete fidelity checks with, and who wants additional training could be your "client".
A former colleague who runs a daycare, after school program, or tutoring business, and is interested in applying antecedent strategies, better data collection and reinforcement strategies could be your "client".
If you currently work in an educational setting: teachers, paras, SLP, OT etc. who are interested in using token boards, visual schedules, first-then boards, etc. could be your "client".
If you work as a Case Manager, Family Worker, SW, QMHP: the staff of the clients you work with, the families of the clients you work with, perhaps even the clients you work with (all with proper consent) could be your clients.
If you are the Manager of a business, store, firm, clinic: the people you manage are your clients. Help then do something better, faster, easier, "safer"-introduce then to the science and technologies of ABA!!
Supervision is provided remotely, so you must have a computer with a webcam and adequate internet service for online learning activities, synchronous supervision sessions, and asynchronous observation recording and transmission.
Trainees also need a mobile phone or another device capable of video recording and transmitting some client sessions.
Trainees are provided with a web-based portal for assignments, paperwork logistics and curriculum access.
Yes. We use a web-based, structured supervision curriculum that covers all areas of the BCBA Test Content Outline 6 (TCO 6). Our supervision curriculum is optional and adapted to your needs and career focus. Competency and TCO 6 assessments will be given to you throughout the process so you know how you’re doing, what content to study more, and which skills you need to refine. Your unique needs and interests will influence how we work through the curriculum to ensure you’re getting what you want from your supervision experience.
Yes. The BACB requires you to use a unique tracking system for your fieldwork hours. I use an online tracking tool that provides us with detailed and accurate tracking of your fieldwork hours to comply with this requirement as well as a method to visually assess, track and prove restricted vs. unrestricted hours categories.
Yes and No. Plus 1 Solutions will provide access to potential clients through our online communities, supervision cohort groups, and our private FB group Free Tips and Hacks to Finding Your Best ABA Supervisor. We also help you ABA everything and understand that ALL humans who can benefit from our ABA strategies and science are potential “clients”. However, strictly speaking, Trainees must obtain their own behavior analytic clients. Many trainees work in an environment in which they can provide behavior analytic services, but supervision is not given to them. In this case, remote supervision is a great solution. Trainees must adhere to the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts in effect at the time of supervision when obtaining and working with clients including Consents and Releases.
Let’s meet and talk it over! To get started, JOIN our FB group, read some TIPS, watch some videos and get a feel for our culture. Join a Live Deep Dive Q&A (or watch a recording). Then, schedule a Free 60-minute Consultation with me to determine my availability and get to know us face-to-face. During that consultation, we will determine how much supervision you will need, the amount of behavior analytic work you will have, the rate at which you want to progress through supervision, your target specialties and your (potential) clients. You can reach me through the link below to sign up for your 60 minute follow-up one-on-one with Jenie!
After your free initial consultation, if we agree to work together, we will complete a supervision contract, which I will provide for your review. The supervision contract outlines the expectations of the supervisor and Trainee, and what each of us will do during the supervision process. Once we have completed the contract and you have submitted your Contract Deposit Payment, you can schedule your first supervision session and set your regularly scheduled weekly sessions.
Acceptable activities include but are not limited to the following:
Conducting assessments related to the need for behavioral intervention or for evaluating behavioral interventions for individuals and businesses
Designing, implementing, and systematically monitoring programs and skills for individuals and businesses
Acquisition and behavior-reduction programs
Writing behavior/treatment plans, progress summaries, clinical notes, transition, summaries, and professional correspondence to individuals and businesses.
Yes. And maybe No? We have a web-based curriculum that will guide you through unrestricted activities related to mastering the Test Content Outline skills. These activities include researching and reading information related to assessing, treating and monitoring your clients, including self-monitoring. (See the recent article on decreasing personal Social Media use Reducing problematic social media use via a package intervention in JABA.). Our curriculum also provides opportunities for developing "trainings" to offer to a variety of clients/professionals. So where these hours count, you still MUST have an observation with a client. So if you can train a client, or disseminate information on ABA to clients for your monthly observation requirement, then Yes, you can accrue hours while not working.
The timeframe of the fieldwork may not exceed 5 continuous years (e.g., May 2020 – April 2025).