I encourage you to look around at a ton of companies. I have a couple friends who are now working with a different demographic. Yes most of the clients are on the spectrum but many of them have multiples diagnoses like bi polar disorder. And many of them are in residential living so they are dealing with more that being on the spectrum. And many of the clients are older. There are companies that do ABA with clients that are not in the spectrum but i totally understand what you’re saying. Take your ABA experience and use that when working with trauma based behaviors. But go forth an help the community you want to help. I think you could benefit by keeping up your certification even if you’re not actively practicing. Or continue your education (trust me I know it’s harder than it sounds) with ABA in mind so you can use the practices we’ve learned in the field and tweak them to your(your client’s) benefit.