Connecticut requires state licensure for behavior analysts. Here's what that means for practitioners and operators in CT.
Licensure required · Since 2017Updated April 2026Follows BACB guidelines; state requires supervision documentation
Allowed — telehealth ABA permitted with appropriate consent and documentation
BCBA certification required for licensure application
Connecticut enacted behavior analyst licensure in 2017 under the State Dept. of Public Health. Applicants must hold BCBA certification, pass a background check, and submit proof of supervised experience. Licensure must be renewed biennially.
Yes. Connecticut enacted licensure in 2017. The State Dept. of Public Health oversees behavior analyst licensing. BCBA certification is required to apply.
Connecticut behavior analyst licenses must be renewed every two years. Continuing education requirements must be met as part of the renewal process.
Yes. Connecticut permits telehealth ABA services with appropriate consent and documentation. Providers must maintain the same standards of care as in-person sessions.
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