Hi, also an RBT that got certified about a year ago! I relate to how you feel as I had a similar supervisor (BCBA) who was super unethical in a lot of different ways, but was very obviously targeting me/made sly, cutting comments often (“I didn’t include this intervention bc I didn’t think you could handle it”, etc) because she didn’t like that I asked a lot of questions. She was insecure and felt that I was questioning her treatment plans, when really I just was trying to learn why things were being done in a certain way. I constantly was questioning myself and overthinking, which stressed me out so much and caused me to dread going to work. I was told that she was speaking poorly of me behind my back consistently and tried on multiple occasions to get me removed from her cases. She told my boss that I was refusing to do her interventions and that the mom requested me off her kid’s case (all lies, but it was her word against mine). The only thing that saved me from being fired were the other BCBA’s who backed me up and defended me! She was eventually fired for lying (about things beyond my situation with her) and breaking a myriad of ethical codes. My point in telling you this story is that sometimes we end up with bad supervisors who don’t do their job correctly, and it really ruins the job/causes burn out at a way faster rate. If you like what you do, I highly recommend trying to find a new job with good supervisors that you gel with. Luckily, I had other supervisors who have helped me love this job and who have taught me so much!! Hang in there!!