The Kentucky Association for Behavior Analysis (KYABA) will hold its 2026 Annual Conference on November 13–14, 2026, in downtown Louisville. Friday sessions are scheduled in the Park Suite at the Hyatt Regency Louisville, which also holds the conference room block, and Saturday sessions move to Ballroom D/E at the Kentucky International Convention Center. The meeting is open to behavior analysts, technicians, students, educators, allied professionals and community partners from across the Commonwealth.
This year’s theme centers on resilience and the determination needed to keep moving forward when the path is difficult. The posted schedule covers clinical complexity and setting events in autism, generalization in the treatment of challenging behavior, sleep, sexual development, trauma, medical necessity and standards of care, treatment fidelity, motivational interviewing with parents, provider burnout and the constructional approach to severe problem behavior. The full conference offers 15 BACB CEUs (3 ethics, 12 general) for $245 for members or $325 for non-members; single-day passes cost $180 or $230, and student members can attend without CEUs.
KYABA is the state professional association for behavior analysis in Kentucky and offers discounted registration to members through kentuckyaba.org. Its annual conference is the main statewide continuing education event for the Commonwealth’s ABA workforce.