Is my behavior analyst licensed in Texas?
Texas requires behavior analysts to hold an active LBA (or assistant LBA) license through TDLR. Search the state roster below — 7,834 active licenses, synced 2026-10-30.
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What this does and doesn't tell you
- An active license means the state currently authorizes this person to practice behavior analysis in Texas.
- No match usually means a name variant or an out-of-state license — not necessarily a problem. Ask the provider directly.
- RBTs (registered behavior technicians) are certified nationally by the BACB, not licensed by Texas. Verify those at bacb.com.
- This roster does not include disciplinary detail. TDLR publishes enforcement actions separately.