The Center for Behavior and Systems Innovation works with people, organizations, and communities to understand behavior, strengthen practice, improve performance, and build systems that support lasting change.
Our interdisciplinary team connects behavioral science, workforce and organizational improvement, applied research, training, consultation, and implementation support with the realities of everyday settings.
Partners enter wherever it fits their goals, from a single workshop to multi-site implementation.
Workshops, learning series, intensive training, and train-the-trainer opportunities that build shared knowledge and practical skills.
Demonstration, feedback, coaching, and collaborative problem-solving in the settings where practices will actually be used.
Strengthen readiness, adoption, coordination, quality, and sustainability across teams, sites, and systems.
Study real-world conditions, evaluate programs, and translate findings into tools and decisions partners can use.
Clarify expectations, examine workflows, strengthen supervision, and use data to guide team and organizational improvement.
Bring us a challenge, question, or opportunity and we can help identify a productive starting point.
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Behavioral and systems challenges cross traditional boundaries. CBSI works with partners in:
Our methods can be adapted to different populations, professions, organizations, and communities while remaining responsive to local strengths, needs, priorities, and conditions.
CBSI’s signature applied model and training initiative, combining instruction with demonstration, practice, feedback, coaching, and mentoring. Originally developed through autism-focused work, the framework provides a practical foundation for building capacity across individuals, families, professionals, teams, organizations, and systems.
Explore HANDS in AutismIndiana’s statewide autism resource center and a close CBSI partner. IRCA connects autistic people, families, professionals, organizations, and communities with trusted information, training, statewide networks, and guidance across the lifespan, while shared leadership strengthens connections across our work.
Visit IRCAPartnerships designed for use and sustainability.
CBSI projects begin with a real-world challenge, question, or opportunity. We work with partners to understand the context, co-design practical approaches, build capacity, study implementation, and use feedback to guide improvement.
Explore upcoming training opportunities, workshops, project updates, research findings, community events, tools, and new partnership opportunities.
CBSI collaborates with schools, universities, behavioral health and healthcare organizations, public agencies, employers, funders, researchers, service providers, and community groups.
Whether you are exploring a training need, developing a new initiative, strengthening workforce performance, studying a program, or addressing a broader systems challenge, we can help identify a productive starting point.
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Center Director: Tiffany Neal, Ph.D., HSPP
Email: cbsi@iu.edu
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