Frank Cicero

Dr. Frank Cicero is an Associate Professor and Program Director of Behavior Analysis at Seton Hall University's Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy. He is a licensed psychologist, licensed behavior analyst, and board-certified behavior analyst with over 25 years of expertise in applied behavior analysis (ABA), autism spectrum disorders, and pediatric psychology.

• Education: Master’s in School Psychology from St. John’s University; Doctoral degree in Educational Psychology from City University of New York Graduate Center
• Past roles: Director of Psychological Services at Eden II Programs (ABA agency for autism services)

His research and practice focus on:

• Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions
• Autism Spectrum Disorder treatment
• Management of problem behavior in pediatric populations
• Sexual education for individuals with developmental disabilities
• Toilet training methodologies
• Ethical standards in clinical professions

Dr. Cicero actively promotes behavior analysis through board memberships (NYSABA, ASAT, ABAI Affiliate Chapters) and offers private consultations for ABA programs. He teaches courses including ABA Principles, Ethical/Legal Issues in ABA, and Autism Spectrum Disorders at Seton Hall University.