Welcome TO csll eidbi services

EIDBI = Early Intensive Developmental Behavioral Intervention, for children diagnosed with autism and related diagnosis.

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Program information and the Parent Handbook are available (below) for review. Be sure to check the MN State resources and engage

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Your family's partner

We partner with your family and child's school, when applicable, to provide a comprehensive learning expericence and continued support.

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.