Supervision is not a laptop in the corner. It is the hour that decides whether staff can still coach on a loud yard—or whether they freeze, hide, and quit. *Everyday Play, Everyday Progress: The Supervisor’s Playbook* is a field manual for the people responsible for the people who run the session. BCBAs. Clinical leads. Program managers. Anyone who oversees home-health staff, school shadows, and direct-care interventionists. This book is about taking Everyday ABA off the clipboard and keeping it alive in real spaces: playgrounds, gyms, hallways, and living rooms. Not by writing nicer notes. By coaching composure, building trust before a correction can land, protecting staff from burnout without lowering the standard, and drawing a line when the hour stops being treatment. Inside are twenty chapters on how to: - Build people instead of checklists - Run an overlap staff do not dread - Translate playground progress into plans that can be authorized - Cut goals into steps a Tuesday can actually hold - Hold a boundary when a case, a calendar, or a room starts to eat the work Close the laptop. Coach the coach. Keep the work human. If you supervise the session, this book is for you.