Parenting Style is Similar to How One Would Purchase Eggs As a parent and a professional who works … Continue reading
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07
May
2019
I’ll have Eggs with a Side of Parenting Please
Alice (service coordinator) joins Jodie (therapist) on an intervention visit to see Max and his mother. When they … Continue reading →
Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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We are at the end of our discussion on the levels of awareness of parent of young children … Continue reading →
Written by: El Brown, M.Ed.
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Tags: coaching, collaboration, development, early intervention, families, family-centered practices, parent-professional partnership, parents, professional development, relationships, research to practice, teamwork
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies, Professional Development, Teamwork | 2 Comments
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Practical Strategies, Professional Development, Teamwork | 2 Comments
28
Nov
2018
An Early Interventionist’s Internal Struggle
I’ve been thinking a lot about routines-based intervention lately. In particular, I’ve been thinking about (and experiencing) what … Continue reading →
Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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Tags: challenges, coaching, daily routines, early childhood, early intervention, embedding, home visits, natural environment, parent-professional partnership, professional development, routines-based
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Professional Development, What Would You Do? | 8 Comments
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Professional Development, What Would You Do? | 8 Comments
You know the feeling…wishing you could speak the family’s language so you can build that strong relationship that’s … Continue reading →
Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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