Denison University, Bachelor’s degree “The field of ABA therapy inspires me because it allows me to help children with developmental needs, focusing on individual care and needs.”

Furman University, Bachelor’s degree “I love ABA therapy because I get to see kids learn and grow while making a positive impact in their lives!”

Moody Bible Institute, Bachelor’s degree “I love ABA therapy because it’s an opportunity to make a difference in a life of a child. The opportunity for personal growth and team growth inspires me as well, and I believe child lead therapy can be incredibly effective!”

Temple University, Bachelor’s degree “This field inspires me to work one-on-one with children and help them grow!”

University of Georgia, Bachelor’s degree “I’m passionate about being an ABA therapist because I want to help children succeed and thrive in everyday situations, and I believe that starts with helping them understand different behaviors.”

DePauw University, Bachelor’s degree “Being an ABA therapist entails creating an equitable and positive future for our youth. I think it is beautiful to watch children learn something new. The most inspiring part of this field is the positive connection made with the children who end up helping you grow as well.”

Loyola University, Bachelor’s degree “With a genuine and personable nature, combined with a professional and ambitious approach, I look forward to becoming an ABA therapist.”

Miami University, Bachelor’s degree “As someone who is passionate about disability studies and mental/emotional wellbeing, being apart of a team that provides evidence-based treatment will allow me to grow as a therapist and a person.”

Illinois State University, Bachelor’s degree “Throughout my years of observation and experience, I witnessed first hand how much of a positive difference ABA can have. I look forward to continue being part of that positive change with CABAT!”

Northeastern Illinois, Bachelor’s degree Ball State University, Master’s degree “I love ABA therapy because I love watching my kids learn and grow in new areas almost daily. Watching them explore and enjoy their environment makes me look at the world in a different light.”