Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our mentorship, supervision, and company partnership services.
Do you provide restricted or unrestricted supervision?
AW Mentorship and Supervision focuses on unrestricted
fieldwork activities only.
Who is student supervision for?
Student supervision is for individuals pursuing BCBA certification
who are accruing supervised fieldwork hours and need support with
unrestricted activities.
What is included in the $425/month student supervision package?
The $425/month package includes support for students accruing
20–60 unrestricted fieldwork hours per month, 4 monthly supervision
contacts, monthly observation or video review, unrestricted activity
planning, documentation review, and feedback.
Can I accrue more than 60 hours per month?
Students accruing more than 60 hours per month may need a
higher-level package or additional supervision hours.
Do you provide supervision for concentrated fieldwork?
The Starter Student Supervision package is designed for supervised
fieldwork at a part-time pace. Concentrated fieldwork or higher
monthly accrual may require a custom package.
Do you offer mentorship for newly certified BCBAs?
Yes. AW Mentorship and Supervision offers mentorship and consulting
support for newly certified BCBAs who want help with clinical
decision-making, documentation, parent training, ethics,
supervision, and caseload management.
Do you work with ABA companies?
Yes. AW Mentorship and Supervision partners with small ABA companies
that need student supervision support. Company partnerships are
capped at 30 hours per month unless a custom agreement is created.
How do I schedule?
Consultations are scheduled through Acuity Scheduling.
Student supervision and company partnership inquiries can be submitted
through the website contact form. Any required paperwork and next steps
will be provided after your consultation or application is reviewed.
Do I need a consultation first?
Yes. A consultation or application is required before starting
services to make sure the service is appropriate.
Are services virtual?
Services may be provided virtually when appropriate and when
documentation, consent, and observation requirements can be met.