On-demand BACB Supervision CEU

Invisible, Exhausted, and Misunderstood:
Understanding and Supporting High-Masking Neurodivergent Professionals

Your team’s authenticity starts with your supervision.

Learn how to stop reinforcing burnout and start shaping culture where neurodivergent professionals can actually thrive.

This isn’t just a CEU.
It’s supervision that makes a difference.

Learn how to create more supportive, sustainable environments for high-masking neurodivergent professionals—through values-driven supervision and applied behavior analytic strategies.

Too many neurodivergent professionals are praised for "being easy," "high-performing," or "so professional" — while silently burning out behind the mask.

In this on-demand CEU, you'll learn how to spot the subtle ways masking is unintentionally reinforced, and how you can shift your supervision practices to support authenticity instead of just adaptability.

Whether you're neurodivergent yourself or supervising someone who is, this training offers a practical, affirming roadmap to create safer, more sustainable workplaces.

What you'll learn

Spot masking behaviors that often go unnoticed in the workplace
Identify contingencies that reinforce burnout and camouflage
Use supervision skills to reinforce authenticity, not just adaptability
Apply ethical principles to build values-driven, affirming work cultures
Leave with an actionable shift to support safer team dynamics this week

"This should be required learning for every BCBA in a leadership position." - previous event participant

This CEU is:

1 Supervision CEU (BACB-approved)
On-demand – Watch on your schedule
Immediately applicable – Leave with tools you can use this week
90 days access
$17 – Includes recording, slide deck, and CEU certificate
Bulk discount available for teams (contact for 3+ - contact me)

Created and Presented By:

Melissa Booth-Simonsen, MS, BCBA, UKBA-Cert
Late-diagnosed autistic professional, ACT specialist, speaker, and creator of neurodivergent-affirming CEUs.
With 20+ years in the field and a passion for real, sustainable culture change.

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“I loved how practical it was – there were takeaways I could implement immediately.” - previous event participant

Why it matters

High-masking professionals don’t need more pressure to "show up" — they need spaces where showing up as themselves is safe.

Supervisors shape that environment. Your reinforcement matters.

“As someone who is neurodivergent and a supervisor, I felt seen and supported.” - previous event participant

This CEU is perfect for:

BCBAs supervising neurodivergent staff or trainees
Leaders ready to reduce burnout on their teams
Anyone committed to shaping values-aligned, inclusive work environments

What people are saying:

Actual feedback from previous event participants:

“This was the most validating CEU I’ve ever attended.”
“I loved how practical it was—there were takeaways I could implement immediately.”
“As someone who is neurodivergent and a supervisor, I felt seen and supported.”
“This should be required learning for every BCBA in a leadership position.”
“The storytelling really brought the material to life—it was emotional and powerful.”

Participants called previous neurodivergent-affirming events:

Affirming & validating – "I felt seen and supported."
Relevant to supervision – "This should be required learning for every BCBA in a leadership position."
Immediately actionable – "I loved how practical it was — there were takeaways I could implement immediately."

Ready to lead supervision that builds safety—not silence?

Enroll now and take one meaningful, values-driven action this week.

This CEU invites you to be more than a checkbox supervisor. It’s a call to lead with clarity, courage, and real behavior-analytic skill.

Watch anytime
Reflect at your pace
Reinforce what really matters

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Includes video access, downloadable slides, quiz, and CEU certificate. (Your certificate will be emailed within 7–10 days of completion.)

Meet Your Presenter

Melissa is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with 20 years of experience supporting individuals in diverse settings, including foster care, brain injury rehabilitation, clinic, in-home, and schools. As a late-diagnosed autistic professional, she brings a unique perspective on the challenges autistic individuals face in the workplace. Melissa is passionate about creating neurodiversity-affirming environments and equipping ABA professionals with the tools to support autistic employees effectively.

Her work integrates principles of Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT), practical workplace accommodations, and evidence-based strategies to foster inclusion and empowerment.