In this episode of the EarliPoint Exchange, Dr. Cheryl Tierney and Kirsten Yurich, BCBA, are joined by Dr. Kerri Milyko, PhD, BCBA-D, Vice President of Clinical Development at Centria Autism. Drawing from a career that spans Precision Teaching, university teaching, and her work building CR Elements at CentralReach (an online curriculum), Dr. Milyko now leads clinical systems for one of the largest ABA providers in the country. She brings a rare dual lens: clinician and product builder, small-business operator and large-organization leader.
This conversation digs into two challenges every ABA organization is wrestling with right now: how to design and use software and systems that genuinely align with care delivery best practices, and how to bring standardization to ABA at scale without sacrificing the individualization that defines the work. Dr. Milyko shares what gets standardized, what stays personalized, where technology helps, where it gets in the way, and what it takes to keep clinical integrity intact as organizations grow. Listeners will leave with a sharper framework for evaluating ABA tech, building internal systems, and defending high-quality care to funders, families, and field teams.
The webinar will be held on July 14, 2026, from 12PM-1PM, and includes 1 BACB® GEN CEU. Attendance is included free with a BehaviorLive subscription, and registrants will also have access to the recorded session on-demand for CEUs.
Learning Objectives
- Describe how product and software design can be aligned with established ABA clinical best practices to support consistent, ethical care delivery.
- Identify strategies and benefits for standardizing clinical workflows and decision-making across large ABA organizations while preserving individualized, person-centered care.
- Explain how outcome data, instructional design, and behavior-analytic principles can be embedded in software and systems to support clinicians at the point of care.
- Evaluate the trade-offs, guardrails, and ethical considerations in scaling ABA practices (with or without technology)
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