School Day ABA doesn't have to end here.
The doors just closed. The waitlist is open.
You found your people. Now keep them.
Doors close Friday, October 16 at 11:59pm CTThe Behavior Lounge is where school-based BCBAs keep the conversations, problem-solving, resources, CEUs, and support going all year long. It's closed to the public. Until Friday, October 16, it's open to you.
This round was for School Day ABA attendees, and the 7-day window has ended. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know when doors open again.
There is so much power in having a whole room full of BCBAs thinking alongside you.
Because we both know what happens after a conference.
On your own
- Conference ideas fade by Wednesday
- Second-guessing tough calls with no one to ask
- Rebuilding every tool and training from scratch at 9pm
- CEUs built for clinics, not schools
- Reacting to fires all year
Inside the Lounge
- Support to put what you learned into practice
- Real feedback on your real cases, every week
- A ready-made tool for almost every situation
- CEUs that fit the job you actually do
- Building proactive systems that stick
You're not stuck because you don't know behavior. You're stuck because nobody gave you a system and a team. That's what the Lounge is.
Here's what School Day ABA registrants said they need.
That's exactly what we work on inside the Lounge, every single week. And one of you put it perfectly: "Feeling less alone in the world of being a school based BCBA."
The conference group chat. Open all year.
School Day ABA gave you two days in the chat with people who understand this job. The Behavior Lounge keeps that chat going the other 363.
Real answers
Bring the case you're stuck on to a live call and leave with ideas and a plan to try that week.
- Staff conflicts, BIPs that aren't landing, tough calls
- Every call recorded, or submit your question ahead
School-specific
Monthly trainings plus a full on-demand library, all built for the job you actually do.
- School FBAs, coaching paras, de-escalation
- Ethics when the school says "just make it work"
Don't reinvent it
70+ ready-to-use tools built for real classrooms, with new ones added every month.
- Data sheets, FBA and BIP tools, staff trainings, scripts
- Print it, hand it off, done
"Has anyone dealt with this?"
Somebody has. 450+ school-based BCBAs from every kind of setting, answering "what would you do here?"
- District-wide, single building, charter, therapeutic day
- Lurk or jump in, zero pressure
member
perks
450+ members. Here's what it's actually like.
"The best thing about The Behavior Lounge is how incredibly easy it is to connect, share ideas, and collaborate with other BCBAs who just get it. You can throw out a question and suddenly have a whole group of people contributing ideas... It feels raw, relatable, and FUN."
"The Behavior Lounge is a LIFESAVER. As a BCBA in a rural area with little support, I always know I can turn to the community for questions, feedback, resources, or to simply just vent."
"Nobody takes time to teach you about being a BCBA in schools! The Lounge has so many resources, CEUs, and events. I feel like I'm back in my grad program, with peers going through the same things."
"I'm the only BCBA at my school and it can feel very isolating. This group reassured me that I'm not alone, that I am capable, and it's been an amazing support system and sounding board!"
You'll recognize at least one of these.
These aren't real names. They're the stories we hear almost every week. Tap the one that's a little too close to home.
Amy
First year in schoolsAmy could run a flawless session in a clinic. Then she got a caseload across three buildings, a BIP binder nobody opened, and a para who looked at her like she had three heads. Nothing in her training was built for this.
She joined the Lounge and brought her messiest case to a live call. She left with a handful of ideas, a plan to try that week, and real language to coach the para, plus a whole community of BCBAs who'd been right where she was.
The para uses the plan. Amy stopped rewriting BIPs at 9pm. And when a case throws her, she doesn't spiral alone on a Sunday. She asks her people and keeps moving.
Marcus
10 years clinic, new to schoolsMarcus had a decade of clinic wins. Then a district hired him, and suddenly his expertise meant plans teachers ignored and defending his role in every meeting. Experience didn't translate to schools.
In the Lounge he stopped reinventing the wheel. He grabbed buy-in scripts and a systems approach, and finally had colleagues who spoke school, not clinic.
He walks into IEP meetings with language admin respects, and his plans actually get used. Ten years in, he's finally doing the job he was hired for.
Priya
Therapeutic day schoolPriya's whole day was crisis to crisis. Restraint debriefs, blame, and the sense that every fire was hers to put out. She was one bad week from burning out completely.
She brought the chaos to a live call and left with de-escalation scripts and a way to share the load with staff. For the first time, she wasn't the only one holding it.
The days are still hard. But they're not hers alone anymore. She has a plan, a script, and 450+ people who get what a therapeutic setting actually takes.
Jasmine
The only BCBA in her districtJasmine is the entire behavior department. No colleague down the hall, no one to sanity-check a tricky call, and a long drive to the nearest BCBA who understands. Just her.
The Lounge became her hallway. She posts a question between buildings and has real answers by lunch, from BCBAs who've made the exact same call.
She's still the only BCBA in her district. She just doesn't feel like it anymore. Isolated on paper, backed by a room of 450+ in practice.
Illustrative member journeys based on common stories from school-based BCBAs.
You don't need another conference notebook collecting dust.
You just spent two days filling your brain with ideas. Here's where they actually turn into something.
The WHAT IF.
The OKAY, BUT HOW DO I ACTUALLY DO THIS ON MONDAY?
Keep the conference going. Pick your seat.
Same membership every member gets. The only thing that expires is your window to join, and the $250 attendee price on Annual.
Pick Monthly if...
- You want to go month to month
- Small payments work better for your budget
- You're okay paying $348 over the year instead of $250
Pick Annual if...
- You want support for the whole school year
- You want the $250 attendee price (it's gone after Oct 16)
- You'd rather pay once and never think about it
Monthly
- Weekly live support calls
- 70+ tools, new ones monthly
- Monthly CEUs + full library
- The full community
- RBT PDUs + BIP Visualized discount
- Cancel anytime
Annual
- Everything in Monthly, including the new perks
- $98 less than paying monthly ($348/year)
- Your rate locked for the year
- One payment, done
School Day ABA VIPs: your code for 2 free months also expires Friday, October 16 at 11:59pm CT. Use it at checkout before doors close. You'll find it in your VIP email.
Questions first? Email [email protected]
Doors closed October 16.
There's no set reopen date. The waitlist is how you make sure you don't miss the next one. No spam, just the reopen signal.
Before you grab your seat.
When exactly do doors close?
Friday, October 16 at 11:59pm Central. After that, this page switches to the waitlist, and the $250 Annual price goes away.
I watched the recordings instead of attending live. Does this still count?
Yes. If you registered for School Day ABA, this window is for you, whether you were there live or caught up on the recordings.
Is this the same Lounge everyone else is in?
Yes. Same community, same live calls, same Resource Room, same CEUs. Attendees just get a window to join, plus the $250 Annual price.
Will the Lounge CEUs repeat what I heard at the conference?
No. Lounge CEUs are new, school-specific trainings every month, plus an on-demand library. And the live calls are where you bring the "okay, but how do I actually do this?" questions from the conference.
Monthly or Annual?
If you know you want support all school year, Annual is the better deal: $250 for attendees (about $20.83/month) vs. $348 if you pay $29/month all year. If you'd rather go month to month, Monthly is totally fine. Same Lounge either way.
I have a VIP pass. When do I need to use my 2 free months code?
By Friday, October 16 at 11:59pm Central, the same day doors close. Enter the code from your VIP email at checkout. After the 16th, the code stops working.
Can my school or district pay?
Email [email protected] before October 16 and we'll help you figure out the easiest way to make it work.
Why is there a deadline?
The Lounge is closed to the public. This page opened because you attended School Day ABA, and it stays open through Friday, October 16. When the countdown ends, it goes back to a waitlist with no set reopen date.
What’s the attendee price?
Join Annual by October 16 and it’s $250 for the year instead of the usual $297. That works out to about $20.83/month. Paying $29 a month for all 12 months comes to $348, so Annual saves you $98.
I'm already slammed. Will I actually use it?
That's exactly why it exists. Everything is recorded and built to save you time, not add to your plate. Use it as much or as little as you need in any given week.
I already have a ton of resources. Why join?
It isn't more files in a folder. It's tools that fit your role, plus live support and a community to help you use them in your building. That part you can't download.
I'm a behavior specialist, not a BCBA. Can I join?
Yes. The Lounge is built for school-based BCBAs, but behavior specialists in similar roles get a lot from the tools and community. The CEUs are BCBA-specific.
The conference ends. Your community doesn't have to.
You've seen what the chat looks like when everyone in it gets your job. Don't go back to doing this alone.
Doors close Friday, October 16 at 11:59pm CTYour people are still inside.
This round has closed, but the next one will open. Get on the waitlist and you'll hear first.
Already a member? Head into the community →