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About IABT
ABOUT US

About IABT

The Institute for Autism and Behavior Therapy (IABT) is a professional training platform dedicated to developing skilled practitioners in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

Our mission is to provide high-quality training, supervision, and practical exposure for individuals who wish to build a career in autism intervention, behavioral therapy, and special education.

IABT focuses on developing competent, ethical, and evidence-based practitioners who can support children and families effectively.

Accreditation

Our training programs are aligned with the standards set by the Qualified Applied Behavior Analysis Credentialing Board (QABA). IABT provides structured preparation for the ABAT certification journey.

OUR MENTOR

Meet with Our Expert Mentor

Meet Divya Krishna, a passionate Behavior Analyst and Rehabilitation Psychologist with over 7+ years of experience dedicated to empowering children and families. With an M.Phil. in Rehabilitation Psychology from Osmania University and international certification as a Behavior Analyst (IBAO), she brings both expertise and compassion to her work.

Her training spans ADOS-2, PECS, Emotional Intelligence, Brain Gym, Sand Play Therapy, and Special Education, allowing her to provide holistic, individualized support.

She specializes in working with children and adolescents, offering assessments, therapy, counseling, managing learning difficulties, and addressing mental health concerns. She strongly believes that every child can thrive when nurtured in an environment of understanding and unconditional acceptance, an approach that defines her work every day.

Divya Krishna
Founder & Lead Instructor - IABT
Divya Krishna
EVENTS

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IABT standards
PRINCIPLES

Clinical Standards

Training at IABT follows strong professional and clinical principles:

  • Evidence-based ABA practices
  • Ethical behavioral intervention methods
  • Structured supervision and mentoring
  • Skill-based practical training
  • Family-centered intervention approaches