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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.
01/15/2026
🔍 Invited Speaker Highlight for our 19th Annual Conference on Autism: Research-Based Solutions
Friday, April 24, 2026
Join Jonathan Schmidt, PhD, BCBA-D, of Kennedy Krieger Institute for an evidence-based look at treating severe, treatment-resistant self-injurious behavior.
📘 Integrating Treatment Components and Tactics for Reducing Self-Injurious Behavior and Self-Restraint
This session examines integrated, assessment-driven treatment approaches designed to improve safety, reduce reliance on protective procedures, and increase independence for individuals with complex behavior profiles.
The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies advances education, research, and the practical application of behavioral science to address real-world challenges. Your support makes this work possible.
Your donation helps us to:
🔹 Strengthen the next generation of leaders in behavior analysis
🔹 Disseminate evidence-based solutions that improve lives and communities
🔹 Support innovation in research, education, and professional practice
As the year comes to a close, this is your final opportunity to make a 2025 contribution. Join us in advancing science-based solutions with global impact.
Are you obsessed with finding the perfect image? Read Dr. Janet Twyman’s article, “Nano Banana: Just Try it Already,” in our latest news. "Nano Banana" (NB) is the catchy nickname for Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model.
“What makes it useful for behavior analysts?
🔹Photo Editing with Words: Upload a picture and describe what you want changed.
🔹Multi-Image Blending: Combine elements from multiple photos into one seamless image for custom teaching materials.
🔹Character Consistency: Maintain the same character across multiple edits.”
Congratulations to our Distinguished Scholar Bryan Simmons!
Congratulations to ABS graduate student Bryan Simmons on his recent receipt of the Carlin Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) Award for 2026-2026.
This award recognizes outstanding graduate students for their excellence in teaching, interactions with students, and contributions as GTAs. The award honors the legacy of Diana Carlin, a KU alumna and faculty member known for her dedication to education and leadership.
Please join us on congratulating Bryan on this award! 🎉
12/18/2025
📰 Our Fall/Winter 2025 Issue of Current Repertoire Is Out!
Explore our latest updates, event photographs, Historians' Corner by Dr. Andy Lattal, and "Tech, Tools, and Tips" from Dr. Janet Twyman.
Thank you to our conference speakers and dedicated volunteers.
Each generously contributed their time, expertise, and energy to support the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies and our mission. We are grateful for everyone who helped make this event possible.
Save-the-Date for our 8th Leadership & Supervision Conference! Friday, November 13, 2026
12/02/2025
A few more memories of our 7th Annual Behavioral Science: Applications in Leadership & Supervision Conference!
Our speakers and University of Kansas students are ALL volunteers, all helping to advance our mission.
We appreciate them together with our conference attendees, choosing the Cambridge Center for their education.
It was a packed crowd at KU and online. THANK YOU ALL!
12/02/2025
Thank You to Sponsors of our 7th Annual Behavioral Science: Applications in Leadership & Supervision Conference!
Join us in making an impact! The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is dedicated to improving lives through the science of behavior. From advancing education and research to supporting effective practices in behavior analysis, your generosity aids our mission.
This Giving Tuesday, you can:
✅ Support future leaders in behavior analysis
✅ Help us share evidence-based solutions for real-world challenges
✅ Empower research and education in behavior science
Donate today and be part of positive change. Together, we can continue making a difference in communities worldwide!
Give a Gift of Inspiration! Behavioral Science: Tales of Inspiration, Discovery, and Service – Omnibus Edition is available in hardcopy or e-pub format. Check out the stories from 29 pioneers and experts. The courage and persistence of the contributors is apparent in their stories and serve to inspire future generations.
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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.
Our Goals
To achieve this mission, the Center has three goals : To create and deliver trustworthy information on high quality behavioral services and science around the world, to promote global collaboration among behavioral organizations, and to improve the future of behavioral science by educating and developing the next wave of behavioral scientists and practitioners.
Most of our work is through the voluntary efforts of our directors, trustees, and advisors. These individuals represent the best experts in behavioral science and practice. They develop the highest quality video instruction and presentations. They evaluate and accredit world-class programs of workplace safety and applied behavior analysis services. They write books and articles, and produce video and audio broadcasts that we distribute through our online store and over the Internet. They help us link the public to resources from other organizations. You will find the Center to be a one-stop source for obtaining information on evidence-based solutions to behavioral problems.
