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CABER Early Intervention Clinic

Introduction

The CABER Early Intervention Clinic (EIBI) clinic supports children age 6 and under who have a medical diagnosis of Autism. Services focus on improvements in skill acquisition, communication, daily living skills, and reduction of challenging behavior through naturalistic developmental behavior intervention (NDBI).

Parent Involvement

Parent involvement is a critical part to a child’s success. Parents/caregivers will meet with the child’s board certified behavior analyst (BCBA) once a week or once every other week. During these meetings, parents can expect to discuss their child’s progress toward their goals and practice implementing strategies with their child. The BCBAs work with families to ensure the skills addressed in the clinic can be addressed at home.

Intake Process

Early Intervention Clinic Intake Process graphic

  1. Obtain a Referral - Talk with your pediatrician/psychiatrist about getting a referral.

  2. Initial Interview - Meet with us to determine if we’re the right place for you.

  3. Behavior Assessment - You and your child come to the center for an evaluation.

  4. Insurance Approval - The BCBA submits a report to insurance requesting services.

In-Network Insurance

  • Medicaid (FFS, Peachstate, caresource, and Amerigroup)
  • Cigna (Evernorth)
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield/Anthem

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How many hours will my child need?
The amount of services based on the individual child’s needs. You will consult with the BCBA during and after assessment to determine the number of hours that will be best for your child. Typically this will either be part-time, 15-20 hours a week, or full-time, 30 hours a week.
How often will I meet with the BCBA?
You and the BCBA will work together to set a parent training schedule. Usually, this will be once a week for 30 minutes or every other week for one hour.
How long will my child receive services?
The length of services differs depending on the child’s needs. However, we will work with families to prepare for a transition to school by the time they are six years old.
How do I learn more about the program?
We want to answer your questions! Send us an email at ugabsc@uga.edu .

Learn More

Email us at ugabsc@uga.edu or submit the form below for inquiries.

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Contact Info

Co-Directors:
Kevin Ayres and Joel Ringdahl
Center for Autism and Behavioral Education Research 850 College Station Road River’s Crossing II
© University of Georgia, Athens, GA 30602
706‑542‑3000