Centre for Neuro Skills Achieves BHCOE Accreditation, Enhancing Brain Injury Rehabilitation in Texas

The Centre for Neuro Skills (CNS), with a location in Irving, Texas, has recently been accredited by the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) for its applied behavior analysis (ABA) services. This accreditation not only recognizes CNS's excellence in rehabilitation treatment for individuals with traumatic brain injuries but also designates the Irving facility as a training site for behavior analysis students. This development is a testament to CNS's over four decades of experience in treating complex brain injury cases, offering comprehensive rehabilitation programs that focus on behavior skills, crisis prevention, and interdisciplinary treatment approaches.

The BHCOE Accreditation® is a prestigious recognition that highlights providers who demonstrate continuous improvement and dedication to ABA services. For CNS, this accreditation validates their commitment to exceptional patient care and professional development. Chris Persel, Regional Director of Clinical Services and Director of Behavior Programming at CNS, highlighted the importance of this achievement, noting that it not only affirms the quality of their treatment programs but also opens up new educational opportunities for students in the field of behavior analysis.

As an accredited training site, CNS will now offer students and interns the chance to learn directly from board-certified behavior analysts. This hands-on experience is invaluable for those looking to specialize in treating complex behavioral issues associated with brain injuries. The accreditation solidifies CNS's position as a leader in intensive rehabilitation services, providing a wide range of care options from residential and assisted living to outpatient treatment for individuals recovering from various types of brain injuries.

This accreditation is significant for the Texas healthcare landscape, as it enhances the quality of brain injury rehabilitation services available in the state. It also contributes to the broader field of behavior analysis by fostering the next generation of professionals through practical, hands-on training. The implications of this development extend beyond the immediate benefits to patients and students; it represents a step forward in the ongoing effort to improve outcomes for individuals with traumatic brain injuries, setting a high standard for care and education in the field.