TEACCH Consultation

Exceptional Children with Communication
and Interaction Disorders Program

TEACCH is a structured teaching model of intervention developed at the University of North Carolina for use with children who have autism spectrum disorders. TEACCH is available through the Exceptional Children with Communication and Interaction Disorders (ECCID) Program at Fraser, which provides evaluation and treatment services for children with autism spectrum disorders. The long-range goal of this program is to maximize each child's developmental potential while improving the child's functioning in family, school, and community environments. Services are tailored to individual needs using best practice methods from multiple perspectives.

Ages Served

Toddlers through young adults and their parents or caregivers.

Program Highlights

• TEACCH consultation highlights physical structure, schedules, visual structure and work systems.
• Fraser has a TEACCH-trained psychologist on staff available to provide consultation to parents and teachers of individuals with autism spectrum disorders.
• TEACCH consultation is available to individual families or groups.
• Fraser offers periodic seminars and workshops on TEACCH.

Our Staff

The staff member providing this service has a doctorate in psychology, is licensed by the Minnesota Board of Psychology, and holds special certification in TEACCH methodology.

Location

Fraser Child & Family Center
3333 University Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55414

Payment/Funding

Private pay.

For information, contact: Intake Coordinator (612) 331-9413