A Certified Autism Specialist (CAS) has been verified by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) to have voluntarily met rigorous professional standards, demonstrating experience and education in autism. A CAS has a minimum of a Master’s degree and 2 years of experience or a Bachelor’s degree and 10 years of experience. The CAS obtains 14 continuing education hours in Autism every two years in order to stay up to date in the field. A CAS has also passed the IBCCES Autism Competency exam. Learn more about IBCCES certifications

The Board Certified Cognitive Specialist (BCCS) program is designed to help educators and licensed professionals successfully work with individuals with cognitive disorders such as ADHD, autism, anxiety and dyslexia. Learn more about IBCCES certifications

The Student Mental Health Certificate recognizes professionals dedicated to promoting quality care in the field of mental health. The Student Mental Health Certificate does not require a Master’s degree as a prerequisite. Learn more about IBCCES certifications