Working with the birth to three population is a rewarding, yet often challenging experience. Community-based services require providers to move from a dyadic model of service delivery to a triadic model, which includes parents and caregivers as integral members of the early intervention team. In this course we will examine the ABCs of early intervention to empower providers with evidence-based strategies when working with very young children and their families. The following topics will be explored: child-centered versus family-centered services, barriers to success in early intervention, parent coaching, writing functional IFSP outcomes, neurodiversity-affirming practices, routines-based intervention, effective services in the childcare setting, and so much more!
The ABC’s of Early Intervention: Best Practice Guidelines Under Part C of IDEA
The ABC’s of Early Intervention: Best Practice Guidelines Under Part C of IDEA
Assessing and Treating Suspected Apraxia of Speech in Young Children
Assessing and Treating Suspected Apraxia of Speech in Young Children
Autism Strategies and Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Education
Autism Strategies and Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Education
Autism Strategies and Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Early Childhood
Autism Strategies and Neurodiversity Affirming Practices in Early Childhood
Building Executive Function Skills Through Play-Based Learning
Building Executive Function Skills Through Play-Based Learning
Using Connection and Co-regulation to Address Challenging Behavior in Young Children
Using Connection and Co-regulation to Address Challenging Behavior in Young Children