The BACB Guidelines for Responsible Conduct 2.16 a. Interrupt or terminate services says that "behavior analysts make reasonable efforts to plan for the provision of care in the event that behavior analysis services are interrupted by factors such as illness, unavailability, or relocation of the behavior analyst or by the client's relocation or financial limitations” (BACB, 2010). If services must be terminated due to non-payment, behavior analysts should try to find ways to collect payment before terminating services. Additionally, the behavior analyst must ensure that he or she is doing everything in his or her power to continue to help the client; BACB Guidelines for Responsible Conduct 2.16 d. Interruption or termination of services establishes that “prior to termination of services, the behavior analyst discusses the client's needs, provides appropriate preservice services, and recommends alternative service providers to facilitate the transition” (BACB,