Amy began her interest in Autism and ABA therapy while studying for her undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Family Social Science from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. She earned her graduate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from St. Cloud State University and has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2017.
Amy has worked with children with autism and related developmental disabilities for over a decade. Her professional interests include parent training, behavioral assessment, and the systematic evaluation of program outcomes.
By serving on the Autism Recovery Foundation board, Amy hopes to address many of the issues that the families she serves are presented with. She’s passionate about solving the issues facing rural Minnesota including access to early diagnosis, growing the workforce of service providers in rural communities, and reducing transportation barriers for families.
Amy Sippl, M.S. BCBA
Amy Sippl joined the Autism Recovery Foundation as a volunteer in 2013 and as a board member in 2019.
Currently, Amy serves as the Resident Behavior Analyst with The READY Clinic in Montevideo, Minnesota. The READY Clinic is a clinic-based service provider of early intensive behavioral intervention ABA therapy and part of the Southwest West Central Service Cooperative.
Amy began her interest in Autism and ABA therapy while studying for her undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Family Social Science from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities. She earned her graduate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from St. Cloud State University and has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2017.
Amy has worked with children with autism and related developmental disabilities for over a decade. Her professional interests include parent training, behavioral assessment, and the systematic evaluation of program outcomes.
By serving on the Autism Recovery Foundation board, Amy hopes to address many of the issues that the families she serves are presented with. She’s passionate about solving the issues facing rural Minnesota including access to early diagnosis, growing the workforce of service providers in rural communities, and reducing transportation barriers for families.