Through professional advocacy, support and development, IN-ABC promotes effective, ethical and quality behavioral services.

IN-ABC members recognize the importance of providing a high level of professional standards for providers of Behavior Management services in the State of Indiana. The designation of Registered Behavioral Consultant (RBC) has been created as a way of ensuring consistently high standards among providers of Behavior Management services.

For a list of clinicians designated as Registered Behavior Consultants, please -- refer here --

To apply for Registered Behavioral Consultant designation, download and complete the application.

To view the Registered Behavioral Consultant FAQ, -- refer here --

When searching for a provider of Behavior Consultation services, the RBC designation can assist in assuring that Behavior Management provider has demonstrated a high standard of both education and experience.

The designation of RBC indicates that the practitioner's qualifications are above and beyond the minimum standards specified by the Indiana Medicaid Waiver. In addition to providing a combination of professional and ethical references during the application process, an RBC must meet the following requirements:

An RBC must be a member in good standing with IN-ABC,

AND

  1. be a licensed psychologist under IC-25-33 and have an endorsement as a health service provider in psychology (HSPP) pursuant to IC 25-33-1-5.1(c);

PLUS

have completed three (3) years of full time employment with primary emphasis in:

OR

  1. hold a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, School Psychology or another applied health service area of Psychology, Social Work, or Special Education from a regionally accredited graduate program and/or Master's level licensure in the State of Indiana (LMHC, LMFT, or LCSW) in good standing;

PLUS

have completed three (3) years of full time employment with primary emphasis in:

It is important to point out that not all providers of Behavior Management need have the RBC designation to provide service. Also, an individual can be a full member in good standing of IN-ABC and not carry the RBC designation. The designation is optional.