Massachusetts S158 regulates the licensing and practice of applied behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts.
Massachusetts S158 establishes regulations for the licensing and practice of applied behavior analysts and assistant behavior analysts. The bill creates a board of registration of behavior analysts within the Division of Professional Licensure to oversee the licensing process. It outlines qualifications for board members, including licensed behavior analysts and members of the general public. The board is tasked with issuing licenses, setting fees, and enforcing ethical standards. The practice of applied behavior analysis is defined, excluding activities like diagnosis and psychotherapy.
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