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the Behavior Therapist March 2026 - Spring is on its way! As we get ready for a season of new growth, we're taking a moment to reflect back on our November 2025 ABCT Convention, with featured reflections on some of the fantastic plenaries and talks we were proud to be able to host last year.
ABCT Fireside Chat | March 12, 2026 - Join ABCT President Carolyn Becker for the first Fireside Chat of 2026. As part of ABCT’s commitment to transparency and accountability, we will hold several member-engagement virtual meetings with the president throughout this year.
Call for Web Editor - ABCT is seeking its next Web Editor for a 3-year term (starting in January 2027). The role principally involves developing content for the website, encouraging user engagement and interest, and reviewing the site and navigational structure to ensure it remains best suited to our audiences. Featured Professionals
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Spencer (Xin) Chen - Spencer Chen is the 2025 winner of the Graduate Student Research Grant for her Ph.D. dissertation "Beyond Suicide Risk: A Cross-Cultural Grounded Theory Study of Life-Oriented Processes in Suicidal Individuals Across Western and Eastern Cultures."Join ABCT
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