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Demystifying the BACB Ethics Process: What Organizational Leaders Need to Know

Thursday, September 24, 2026
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (EDT)

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Abstract

Ethics concerns involving BACB certificants can have implications that extend beyond the individual practitioner. Organization leaders who understand the BACB’s ethics requirements and enforcement processes are better positioned to support employees, manage organizational risk, and promote ethical and professional practice. This presentation will demystify the BACB’s procedures for processing and adjudicating Notices of Alleged Violation and Self-Reports, focusing on what organization leaders need to know when these situations arise. Attendees will learn about key timelines, review procedures, and potential outcomes, as well as considerations for supporting employees who are involved in an ethics matter. The presentation will also address what organizations should know when determining whether a concern needs to be reported to the BACB. Finally, the presentation will highlight common categories of ethics violations and recent updates from the BACB Ethics Department. It will also consider how organizations can use this information to identify areas of risk and strengthen ethical practice through internal compliance processes and staff training.


Learning Objectives
  1. Explain the BACB Ethics Department’s procedures for processing and adjudicating Notices of Alleged Violation and Self-Reports, including specific reference to the BACB’s Code-Enforcement Procedures.
  2. Identify and describe at least 3 recent ethics-related articles included in BACB Newsletters and develop a plan to integrate the relevant information into their practice, supervision, or training.
  3. Name at least 3 common ethics violations and strategies for yourself and those you support with ethics requirements to avoid such violations.

This webinar offers 1.0 BACB Ethics CEU.

CASP Webinar registration fees are non-refundable.

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Presenter

Holly Seniuk, PhD, BCBA-D is the Director of Ethics at the Behavior Analyst Certification Board.

Dr. Seniuk graduated with her doctorate from the University of Nevada, Reno. She has previously worked as an Assistant Professor at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton where she developed an undergraduate behavior analysis program and has over 20 years of experience working in a variety of clinical settings, including early intervention, residential juvenile corrections and mental health facilities, youth parole, and adult day treatment. Dr. Seniuk has served on numerous boards and committees including the Nevada Association for Behavior Analysis, Atlantic Provinces Association for Behaviour Analysis, Behaviorists for Social Responsibility, the Behavior and Social Issues editorial board, and the Institute for Credential Excellence Government Affairs Committee.