Resources

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Articles, answers, and guides for parents, clinicians, and school professionals working through therapy for children.

ABAFor Parents

What is ABA therapy? A parent’s guide.

ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis. Here is what that actually means for your child.

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ABAFor Parents

What does a BCBA do?

A BCBA designs your child’s therapy plan. Here is what their role looks like day to day.

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ABAFor Clinicians

What is a Qualified Supervising Professional (QSP)?

You might hear the term QSP at your child’s clinic. Here is who they are.

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ABAFor Parents

How your child’s treatment plan works

Every child at ExcelPath has an ITP. Here is how we build it and update it as your child grows.

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EIDBIFor Parents

What is a CMDE? And does my child need one?

A CMDE determines whether your child qualifies for EIDBI services. Here is how it works.

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EIDBIFor Parents

EIDBI explained: What Minnesota families should know

EIDBI is a Medical Assistance benefit in Minnesota. If your child has autism, this could pay for their therapy.

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SpeechFor Parents

What does speech therapy look like for a 3 year old?

It looks like play. Here is how our therapists use games and everyday moments to help kids find their voice.

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OTFor Parents

How occupational therapy helps kids at school

Holding a pencil. Sitting in a chair. Waiting in line. OT helps kids handle the stuff school asks them to do.

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GeneralFor Schools

How we work with schools

When your child’s therapy team and school team talk to each other, good things happen.

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GeneralFor Clinicians

Referring a patient to ExcelPath: What clinicians need to know

No waitlist. Free evaluations. Here is what the referral process looks like.

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