New Hampshire
New Hampshire does not have state licensure requirements for behavior analysts. Practitioners need only BACB certification (BCBA or BCaBA) to practice. However, Connor's Law (HB 569) requires state-regulated health insurance to cover ABA therapy provided by or under supervision of BACB-certified professionals.
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Licensing Board
None - No state licensing board for behavior analysts
License Verification
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BACB Certification
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Available License Types
Detailed Requirements
No state-specific requirements. Follow BACB pathway: Master's degree for BCBA, Bachelor's degree for BCaBA, from accredited institution with approved coursework.
No state-specific requirements. Follow BACB requirements: 1,500-2,000 hours supervised fieldwork for BCBA, 1,000-1,500 hours for BCaBA.
No state exam required. BACB certification exam only.
No state renewal required. Maintain BACB certification: 32 CEUs every 2 years for BCBA (including 4 ethics and 3 supervision), 20 CEUs for BCaBA.
No state license fees. BACB certification fees only: BCBA exam $175, certification $105 (if applicable). Recertification $125 annually.
BACB certification is the sole requirement for practice. Connor's Law mandates insurance coverage for ABA services provided by BACB-certified professionals.
New Hampshire is one of approximately 11 states without state-level behavior analyst licensure. Connor's Law (HB 569) ensures ABA insurance coverage by BACB-certified practitioners. Board of Mental Health Practice does not regulate behavior analysts. NHABA (New Hampshire Association for Behavior Analysis) is the state professional organization.
As of 2024-2025, no ABA licensure legislation has been enacted in New Hampshire. Connor's Law provides insurance mandate.
Additional Information
New Hampshire does not require state licensure for behavior analysts. However, Connor's Law (HB 569) is significant: it mandates state-regulated health insurance coverage for ABA therapy by BACB-certified practitioners, creating a de facto BACB requirement for reimbursable services. The Board of Mental Health Practice regulates other mental health professions but NOT behavior analysts.
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Disclaimer: This information is provided for general reference purposes. Requirements may change. Always verify current requirements with the official None - No state licensing board for behavior analysts. Last updated: Jan 20, 2026.