Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies

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The mission of The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies (CCBS) is to advance the scientific study of behavior and its humane applicaton to the solution of practical problems, including the prevention and relief of human suffering. The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is a nonprofit organization that harnesses the expertise of hundreds of behavioral scientists to solve problems in the home, school, community, and the workplace.

Congratulations to our Platinum Sponsor on their 60th Anniversary! Melmark is sponsoring our 19th Annual Conference on A...
04/21/2026

Congratulations to our Platinum Sponsor on their 60th Anniversary! Melmark is sponsoring our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions this Friday! Learn about Melmark and join us on their Berwyn, PA, campus on Friday or join us virtually. Register at: https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/

🌟 THANK YOU to Journeys Autism Center, a Silver Sponsor for our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutio...
04/15/2026

🌟 THANK YOU to Journeys Autism Center, a Silver Sponsor for our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions NEXT Friday, April 24

Journeys Autism Center is a facility that offers quality behavioral intervention and support to family and caregivers.

Journeys Autism Center is committed to providing clients with the best care possible. Their goal is to help clients address their individual concerns, to promote positive self-awareness, and to ultimately empower them to live productive, healthy lives.
👉 Learn more about their impactful work: https://journeysautism.com

Register for in-person or virtual: https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/

🔗 Learn more about conference: https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

🔹 Register for Next Friday!Our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions, features 6 presentations span...
04/13/2026

🔹 Register for Next Friday!

Our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions, features 6 presentations spanning the lifespan and the evolving landscape of autism services.

Topics include:
• Reducing Self-Injury & Self-Restraint
• Neurodiversity & Applied Behavior Analysis
• Feeding & Food Selectivity Across 30 Years of Practice
• Building Effective BCBA Supervision Systems
• End-of-Life Care & Empowerment in Autism
• Autism Intervention: Lessons, Challenges & Opportunities (Panel)

Register for in-person: https://behavior.org/product/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-in-person-attendance/

Register for virtual: https://behavior.org/product/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-virtual-attendance/

📅 Conference information:
https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

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📰 Our SPRING 2026 Issue of Current Repertoire Is Out!Check out what the Cambridge Center is doing and don't miss Dr. Jan...
04/08/2026

📰 Our SPRING 2026 Issue of Current Repertoire Is Out!
Check out what the Cambridge Center is doing and don't miss Dr. Janet Twyman's "Tech, Tools, and Tips" to enhance your presentations!

📖 Read now:https://behavior.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Current-Repertoire-SPRING-2026.pdf

🧠 Friday, April 24, 2026 | 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based SolutionsMatt Tincani, PhD, BCBA-D, Professo...
04/06/2026

🧠 Friday, April 24, 2026 | 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions

Matt Tincani, PhD, BCBA-D, Professor at Temple University, presents a thoughtful and timely examination of the relationship between neurodiversity and applied behavior analysis.

📘 Neurodiversity, Neurodivergence, and Applied Behavior Analysis
This presentation explores the neurodiversity movement, common critiques of ABA, and the meaningful contributions of neurodivergent individuals to our understanding of autism and ADHD. Dr. Tincani will discuss how ABA can respect neurodivergent perspectives while maintaining a strong commitment to scientific rigor and evidence-based practice.

Earn BACB® Learning CEUs and/or Psychology CE Credits.

📅 Conference information:
https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

Register for in-person or virtual attendance: https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/


🍽️ Feeding Challenges in Autism: What 30 Years of Research and Practice Reveal19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research...
04/02/2026

🍽️ Feeding Challenges in Autism: What 30 Years of Research and Practice Reveal

19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions
📅 Friday, April 24, 2026

Join Keith E. Williams, PhD, BCBA, Director of the Penn State Health Children’s Hospital Feeding Program and Professor of Pediatrics at Penn State College of Medicine, for a practical and research-informed look at feeding challenges among individuals on the autism spectrum.

📘 Helping Persons on the Spectrum Expand Their Diets: Thirty Years of Lessons Hard Learned
Drawing on decades of clinical work and research, this presentation examines the development of behavioral feeding interventions, their limitations, and how these approaches can be expanded or re-envisioned to improve outcomes for individuals with chronic feeding difficulties.

🎓 Earn BACB® Learning CEUs and/or Psychology CE Credits.

📅 Conference information:
https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

Register for in-person or virtual attendance: https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/

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Invited Presentation | 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based SolutionsLearn from Amanda Duffy, MEd, BCBA, LBS...
04/01/2026

Invited Presentation | 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions

Learn from Amanda Duffy, MEd, BCBA, LBS, Kristina Gasiewski, MOTR/L, MEd, BCBA, and Lara Redcay, MEd, BCBA of Melmark.

📘 Advocating for Empowerment: Navigating End-of-Life Care for the Autistic Population

As individuals on the autism spectrum age, planning for end-of-life care becomes an increasingly important—and often overlooked—area of support. This presentation will explore proactive, interdisciplinary approaches to end-of-life planning, highlighting the role of behavior analysts in compassionate care, coordinated advocacy, and person-centered planning within adult service systems.

Earn BACB® Learning CEUs and/or Psychology CE Credits.

📅 Conference information:
https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

Register for in-person or virtual attendance: https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/

🧩 Autism services are evolving—and so are the conversations around them.At the 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Researc...
03/31/2026

🧩 Autism services are evolving—and so are the conversations around them.

At the 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions, leading researchers and clinicians will explore complex topics shaping autism services today—from intensive clinical challenges to broader perspectives on care, identity, and quality of life.

Sessions will address:
• Treatment approaches for severe self-injury
• Neurodiversity and its relationship to applied behavior analysis
• Feeding and food selectivity across decades of clinical work
• Building strong BCBA supervision systems in applied settings
• Empowerment and end-of-life considerations in autism
• A panel discussion on lessons learned and future directions in autism intervention

Featuring presentations by:
Jonathan Schmidt • Matt Tincani • Keith E. Williams
Helena Maguire • Jill Harper
Amanda Duffy • Kristina Gasiewski • Lara Redcay
Panel Moderated by Mary Jane Weiss

🎓 Earn BACB® Learning CEUs and/or Psychology CE Credits

📅 Conference details:
https://behavior.org/event/19th-annual-conference-on-autism-research-based-solutions/

Register for in-person or virtual attendance:
https://behavior.org/product-category/conference/

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410 Newtown Road
Littleton, MA
01460

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(978)3692227

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The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is a nonprofit organization that harnesses the expertise of hundreds of behavioral scientists to solve problems in the home, school, community, and the workplace.

Our Mission

The Cambridge Center is a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization whose mission is to advance the scientific study of behavior and its humane application to the solution of practical problems, including the prevention and relief of human suffering. The Cambridge Center was founded by Dr. Robert Epstein in 1981.

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