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When we modify the environment and change the adult response, we change outcomes.
Meet Our Founder: Sean Reimers, MS, BCBA, IBA
Sean Reimers has spent over 16 years working alongside the very populations RBT Live was created to support, serving in group homes, teaching special education, and consulting across schools, after school programs, and care-based settings. Throughout that time, one pattern became impossible to ignore. The individuals on the frontlines were often the least equipped, yet they were the ones expected to manage the most complex and challenging behaviors.
RBT Live was born out of that realization.
Sean saw firsthand that many educators, direct care staff, and support professionals were doing their best without access to the most up to date, evidence based behavioral science practices. While behavioral science has clearly identified effective strategies, those tools were not consistently reaching the people who needed them most. This gap often led to burnout, frustration, and inconsistent or inappropriate responses to behavior. In some cases, it also contributed to serious consequences for organizations, including complaints and legal challenges that could have been prevented with proper training and support.
At its core, RBT Live is grounded in a simple but powerful belief. When we change the environment and improve how adults respond to behavior, we change outcomes. Students and clients begin to feel safer, more supported, and more successful. Behavior improves, relationships strengthen, and individuals are better able to reach their goals.
Sean's purpose is to help create more consistent, supportive, and human centered environments for vulnerable populations by equipping the people closest to them with practical, effective skills. He believes that when frontline staff are properly trained and supported, everything changes, not just behavior, but the overall quality of care, connection, and long-term outcomes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No prior experience in ABA is required. Our courses are designed to accommodate both beginners and those looking to advance their knowledge in behavior sciences.
Yes, our training programs are BACB-approved and meet the requirements for behavior analyst certification and continuing education credits.
Not a problem. You will have an option to watch the recording to gain credit for the time missed.
Every 10 weeks. Courses are offered on Sundays from 4:00-7:00pm PST, 5:00-8:00pm MST, 6:00-9:00pm CST, and 7:00-10:00pm EST. Here are the following dates classes are being offered:
- May 31st-August 2nd
- August 9th-October 11th
- October 18th-December 20th
- December 27th-February 28th
- March 7th-May 9th
- May 16th-July 18th
Absolutely. We work with School Districts, Universities, Community Colleges, Continuing Education Programs, Non-profits, Group Homes, Career Technical Education programs, Hospitals, Senior Living Facilities and anyone interested in behavior training.
A Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) is a nationally recognized professional credential issued by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). RBTs are frontline practitioners in applied behavior analysis and can earn up to $51,000 per year (as of September 2024).
This 40-hour training provides the theory and practical foundations required by the BACB. It includes 30 hours of live instruction and 10 hours of structured asynchronous learning.
No. You will receive a 40-hour RBT training certificate that meets the BACB 40-hour RBT 3rd edition training requirement. You may use this certificate toward applying your exam. In order to be eligible to take the board exam, you must have the following:
- Be 18 years or older with a high school diploma or GED.
- Have your supervising BCBA administer your competency assessment.
- Pass a background check.
- Apply for and pass the RBT exam through the BACB.
You can watch the recording and complete recordings are available to stay on track.