Hi! First time poster, but I been a BT/RBT for about three years. In all my three years, I have been with the same client at the same school. And I really have loved the experience but I feel like I need a change.
Is it odd for me to ask off the case for simply wanting to do something different? And don’t get me wrong there are certainly other factors involved to some extent, but if my company were to asked me why I want to move cases it really would just be because it’s been three years I would like to do something different.
From reading this thread, I didn’t come across many cases where a person is asking off a case simply because it’s been a long time with the client. So again I ask is this odd?
Also, how do you go about telling your BCBA on the case that you may plan not to return to the case. At my company you fill out a form that ultimately gets reviewed by the clinical team, but obviously I would want my BCBA to know first. But I also don’t want to ruin that professional relationship. On the super tough days, my BCBA gave me the strength to keep going so I struggle with the idea of “disappointing” them by not returning. But I know that is just a mental hurdle I need to get through.
Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated!