The Fidelity Check You'll Actually Run
A protocol nobody measures is a suggestion.
BACB ACE Provider OP-24-11343
Continuing education for behavior analysts that ends with a protocol in your hand and a fidelity check on your calendar — not a certificate and a shrug.
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The three-question test
Not what you learned. What changed in your practice the following week.
Name the client, the technician, or the family who is better off because you attended.
Point at the measure. If there isn't one, the honest answer is that you don't.
If you can't answer all three, that CEU wasn't education. It was attendance.
What we do differently
Every course ends with a finished artifact — a protocol, a checklist, a rewritten plan, a script. Not notes. Not a slide deck you will never reopen.
Instruction alone does not change performance; that has been settled in this field for decades. Every course puts you through guided rehearsal on your own work.
A short fidelity measure lands in your inbox a month later. You find out whether it held. We find out which courses are worth keeping.
No fictional 7-year-old named Jimmy. You bring the client, the technician, the plan, or the team you are actually responsible for.
The Forge Method
Behavioral skills training is instruction, modeling, rehearsal, and feedback. It has been the evidence-based way to change practitioner behavior for a very long time. Most continuing education delivers the first quarter of it and calls the job done.
Forty to sixty minutes of instruction with the evidence, the decision rules, and the failure modes. No filler, no history lesson, no forty slides of definitions you already know. This is the part every other CEU stops at.
You do the thing. On your caseload, your team, your document — not a vignette about a fictional 7-year-old. Guided rehearsal with worked examples and a structure that will not let you skip to the end.
Every course ends with a finished artifact: a protocol, a checklist, a rewritten plan, a script, a rationale. If you finish the course and have nothing you can put in front of a technician on Monday, we built it wrong.
Thirty days later we send you the fidelity check for the thing you built — three questions and a measure. You will know whether it survived contact with your actual week. So will we.
Start here
A protocol nobody measures is a suggestion.
Everyone has been trained to give feedback. Almost nobody schedules it.
Assent is easy to endorse and hard to operationalize. This is the operational half.
Four ways in
Self-paced, build-as-you-go, with a knowledge assessment that exceeds the BACB minimum.
3 CEUs · $189 · 24 seatsThree hours, cameras on, real cases, scored rehearsal, cohort temper check.
$34/mo or $340/yrEverything on-demand, a live workshop each quarter, and the full tool library.
From 10 cliniciansCohorts, an admin completion view, and aggregate fidelity results across your team.
Credentials
Everything the BACB requires an ACE provider to publish, published — plus the parts they don't require and we think you should have anyway.
BACB Authorized Continuing Education Provider OP-24-11343. ACE Coordinator: Marc D'Antin, M.A., BCBA.
Learning objectives, instructor qualifications, financial disclosures, and publication dates appear on every course page before you pay.
Asynchronous courses carry more than the BACB minimum of three knowledge questions per CEU, plus build steps you have to complete.
Ethics and Supervision CEUs are labeled per course and printed on your certificate as separate lines.
Issued within 7 days, carrying every field the BACB requires for portal entry — including your certification number and the event modality.
Authorization as an ACE Provider does not imply BACB approval or endorsement of any event's content. Nobody's does. Ours doesn't either.