Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies
Non-profit OrganizationsMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees
The Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies is a nonprofit organization based in Littleton, Massachusetts, founded in 1981 by Dr. Robert Epstein. It mobilizes a network of behavioral scientists to address practical problems across home, school, community, and workplace settings, with the aim of advancing the scientific study of behavior and applying it to alleviate human suffering. The center focuses on delivering trustworthy information about high-quality behavioral services and science, promoting global collaboration among behavioral organizations, and developing the next generation of behavioral scientists and practitioners. Much of its work relies on voluntary contributions from its directors, trustees, and advisors, who create educational content, evaluate programs in applied behavior analysis and workplace safety, and connect the public with relevant resources through its online store and Internet channels. The organization positions itself as a central resource for evidence-based approaches to behavioral issues, linking customers to a variety of learning materials and expert guidance.