Minnesota requires state licensure for behavior analysts. Here's what that means for practitioners and operators in MN.
Licensure required · Since 2024Updated April 2026Follows BACB guidelines; Board of Psychology oversees standards
Allowed — telehealth ABA widely used, especially in rural areas
BCBA certification required for licensure
Minnesota enacted behavior analyst licensure in 2024 under the Board of Psychology. This is one of the newest licensure laws. BCBA certification is required. Minnesota also has the EIDBI (Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention) Medicaid benefit for ABA services.
Yes. Minnesota enacted licensure in 2024 under the Board of Psychology. This is one of the most recently enacted licensure laws in the country.
EIDBI (Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention) is Minnesota's Medicaid benefit that covers ABA and other behavioral services for children with autism. It is one of the most comprehensive Medicaid ABA programs in the country.
The Minnesota Board of Psychology oversees behavior analyst licensure in the state, handling applications, renewals, and regulatory oversight.
Higglo works with ABA providers across Minnesota on marketing, intake, and growth strategy. Talk to our team about your program.
