Welcome TO csll eidbi services
Please look around and reach out with any questions. eidbi@csllinc.com
Program information and the Parent Handbook are available (below) for review. Be sure to check the MN State resources and engagement activities here: https://mn.gov/autism/
What is an aba program?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the approved EIDBI treatment modality CSLL’s behavior technicians and supervisor(s) are qualified to provide. ABA is an evidence-based therapy known to be the best treatment for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and is used to change or improve specific behaviors, including:
Develop and Increase:
- Language/Communication skills
- Functional living skills (toilet training, handwashing, dressing, etc.)
- Social skills
- Motor skills
- Listener responding skills
- Visual skills
- Educational skills (math, reading, writing, etc.)
- Vocational skills (skills necessary for transitioning into the working world)
Decrease Problem Behaviors:
- Tantrums (screaming, crying, stomping, flopping, etc.)
- Aggression (hitting, kicking, biting, etc.)
- Eloping
- Spitting
- Non-compliance
- Mouthing (excessive touching of items to the mouth or in the mouth)
- Scripting/Vocal Stereotypy (repetitive vocalizations that interfere with day-to-day)
- Stimming/Motor Stereotypy (repetitive movements that interfere with day-to-day)
Who is working with my child?
CSLL employs Level I and Level II Behavior Technicians - EIDBI Providers.
In addition to a bachelor's or master's degree programs, our therapists receive specific EIDBI training provided by the Department of Human Services (DHS). This includes training on the principles and procedures of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and/or a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA).
Our Level I Providers have:
- at least 2000 hours of clinical experience and training working with individuals with ASD or similar conditions AND/OR
- have completed or are currently enrolled in a related master’s program.
Our Level II Providers have:
- at least 1000 hours of clinical experience and training working with individuals with ASD or similar conditions AND/OR
- have completed or are currently enrolled in a related bachelor’s program.
EIDBI NEWS!
IMPORTANT:
Find out more about Minnesota State autism benefits, services and resources:
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EIDBI AND RELATED CONDITIONS
Check with your insurance provider to see if they cover "Autism Spectrum and related conditions program", or call us for more information.
