Comprehensive Supervision
For Future Behavior Analysts
Case Conceptualization
Supervisees practice developing thoughtful treatment plans, selecting appropriate interventions, and making data-based clinical decisions that prioritize learner dignity, autonomy, and long-term outcomes.
Individual, 1:1 Supervision
Individual supervision provides a space for personalized mentorship and clinical support. During these sessions, supervisees receive individualized feedback on cases, data interpretation, treatment planning, and professional development. It is my goal to create a space that feels safe enough to make mistakes, ask questions, and learn together.
Ethical Discussions
Ethical decision-making is central to effective behavior analytic practice. During supervision, we engage in ongoing discussions around ethical dilemmas, professional boundaries, learner assent, and trauma-informed care.
Group Supervision
Group supervision creates a collaborative learning environment where supervisees can learn from one another while discussing clinical cases, research, and practical applications of behavior analytic principles. It fosters professional communication and collaborative thinking skills.
Meet Your Supervisor
Kiera Clinton
I created NextGen Behavior Collective because I believe future behavior analysts deserve supervision that prioritizes thoughtful clinical reasoning, ethical decision-making, and compassionate care. My work centers on natural environment teaching, learner assent, and trauma-informed approaches that respect the dignity and autonomy of the individuals we serve. Through supervision, my goal is to support trainees in becoming confident, reflective clinicians who practice behavior analysis with both skill and integrity.
Why Choose NextGen
Benefits of My Supervision
Supervision aligns with expectations from the Behavior Analyst Certification Board while prioritizing the development of ethical, competent behavior analysts.
A Thoughtful Approach to Behavior Analysis
Supervision focuses on developing clinicians who can analyze behavior deeply and make thoughtful, data-informed clinical decisions rather than relying solely on protocols.
Assent-Based and Trauma-Informed Practice
Supervisees learn how to implement behavior analytic interventions in ways that respect learner autonomy, emotional safety, and compassionate care.
Individualized Mentorship
Supervision is tailored to each trainee’s learning style, experience level, and professional goals to support meaningful growth and confidence.
Collaborative and Supportive Learning
A collaborative environment encourages open discussion, curiosity, and critical thinking while building independence as a clinician.
Meeting
BACB Requirements
Monthly Contacts
Minimum of 4 contacts per month
One observation working directly with client
Supervision Hours
Must equal 5% of fieldwork hours (10% for concentrated fieldwork)
Documentation
A supervision contract must be signed between supervisor and supervisee. Both must obtain records of fieldwork hours and supervision notes for 7 years.
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