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07 Feb 2017

The Teacher Wants You to Pull Mason Out of the Classroom…What Do You Do?

You are visiting Mason at his child care center for the first time today. When you arrive, you find … Continue reading →




Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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12 May 2016

Ever “Wonder” with Families?

Last week, our May Talks on Tuesdays webinar presenter, Jeannie Odachowski, presented about Approaching Families About Early Mental … Continue reading →




Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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05 Apr 2016

The Value of Collaborative Problem-Solving

Pop Quiz: What is the activity that families report in the literature as the most helpful thing that happens … Continue reading →




Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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16 Feb 2016

Explaining WHY We Ask So Many Questions

Imagine you are the parent who’s child is newly referred to early intervention (EI). Someone calls you and … Continue reading →




Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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03 Nov 2015

EI Research to Practice Brief #5: Which Coaching Strategies Do We Really Use?

In your busy day, there’s often very little time to stop and really think about what you’re doing. … Continue reading →




Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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