The Arizona Association for Behavior Analysis (AzABA) will hold its 2026 Annual Conference on November 12–14, 2026, at Wild Horse Pass Resort & Casino in Chandler, Arizona, with a virtual attendance option. Organized around the theme Care, Connect, and Community, the three-day meeting is backed by roughly 50 exhibitor sponsors, ranging from national and local ABA providers to health plans and universities.
Thursday, November 12, is a workshop day, with sessions including Jessica Osos on behavior-analytic toilet training, Shane Spiker on assessing and treating sexualized behavior, and Dana Meller and Tyra Sellers on folding exam preparation into supervision. The wider roster of about 40 presenters includes Paulie Gavoni, Ally Dube, Nasiah Cirincione-Ulezi, Paige Raetz and Leanne Page. Attendees can earn 4.5 ethics, 1.5 supervision and 21 general BACB CEUs, plus 5 PDUs. Full three-day BCBA registration is $550 for members and $675 for non-members, in person or virtual, and partial and affiliate passes are available. The hotel block rate starts at $249 per night through October 23.
AzABA is the professional association for behavior analysts in Arizona, and its conference site and registration run through Behavior Live. The sponsor list, which includes Action Behavior Centers, Centria, Cortica, Mercy Care, Molina Healthcare and the state’s Division of Developmental Disabilities, offers a snapshot of the providers and payers shaping Arizona’s ABA market.