Qualified Healthcare Providers (QHP) (physicians, psychologists, mental health counselors, occupational therapists, speech therapists, etc.) provide staff training, clinical direction, and program oversight of DRBI program implementation.
BA- or MA-level clinicians who are supervised by Qualified Healthcare Providers. DRBI Professionals provide case supervision of paraprofessionals as well as family education, training, coaching, and support.
Paraprofessionals implement the DRBI strategies with the client under guidance and supervision of the DRBI case supervisor.

Top researchers in DRBI collaborated to publish a definitive paper on DRBI as a category of developmental relationship-based approaches to services for autism: Cullinane, D. A., Binns, A. V., Feder, J. D., Graham, T., Mahoney, G. J., Naber, F. B. A., Robinson, R. G., Schertz, H. H., Solomon, R. M., Whitehouse, A. J. O., & Wieder, S. (2024). Developmental Relationship-Based Interventions for Autistic Children. Topics in Early Childhood Special Education, 0(0).
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