The Certified Autism Specialist (CAS) and Autism Certificate (AC) are autism-specific training and certification programs designed for professionals working with individuals with autism in a healthcare or educational setting. Exam fee includes 14 CEs of training and professional certification once exam is passed.

The Advanced Certified Autism Specialist (ACAS) and Advanced Autism Certificate (AAC) are autism-specific training and certification programs designed for professionals working with individuals with autism in a healthcare or educational setting who want advanced training in behavioral techniques as well as a deeper understanding of autism. The exam fee includes 14 CEs of training in autism and 21 CEs in behavioral studies, as well as professional certification once the exam is passed.

The Student Mental Health Specialist (SMHS) and Student Mental Health Certificate (SMHC) training and certification programs are designed for professionals working with students an educational setting. There is currently a mental health crisis in schools and professionals who work with these students need to be able to better identify and understand common mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and suicide prevention and how to work with behavioral impacts of these needs. Exam fee includes 14 CEs of training and professional certification once exam is passed.

The Board Certified Cognitive Specialist (BCCS) and Certified Cognitive Coach (CCC) are training and certification programs designed for professionals working with individuals with autism in an educational setting who may have autism, ADHD, dyslexia, or anxiety. Exam fee includes 14 CEs of training and professional certification once exam is passed.

The Board Certified Telepractice Specialist (BCTS) and Telepractice Facilitator Certification (TFC) are teletherapy-specific training and certification programs designed for professionals providing virtual services. Exam fee includes 8 CEs (BCTS) or 5 CEs (TFC) of training and professional certification once exam is passed.

Neurodiversity in the workplace has become more common. Research indicates that the way communities serve adults with autism and other cognitive disorders is a key indicator on the overall health and wellness of the community and its workforce. With the proper training, certification and community support, these individuals become a productive part of leading organizations, with specific skills and assets that many neuro-typical employees do not possess.