In evidence-based early intervention, our primary aim is to coach, rather than to “do therapy” ourselves. We teach … Continue reading
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05
Sep
2019
Coaching from the Outside
Okay, when you read that title, maybe you were curious, wondering if you were going to learn about … Continue reading →
Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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Tags: early childhood, early intervention, feedback, home visits, parent-child interaction, parent-professional partnership, reflection, research to practice, responsiveness, strategies
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Bridging the Gap, Practical Strategies, Professional Development | Leave a comment
Posted in Recent Articles, Engaging Families, Intervention Visits, Bridging the Gap, Practical Strategies, Professional Development | Leave a comment
20
Jun
2019
EI Research to Practice Brief #7 – Conversational Turn-Taking between 18-24 Months Really Matters
You may have seen that awesome clip in the news recently of the father having an animated conversation … Continue reading →
Written by: Dana Childress, PhD
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07
May
2019
I’ll have Eggs with a Side of Parenting Please
Parenting Style is Similar to How One Would Purchase Eggs As a parent and a professional who works … Continue reading →
Written by: Katie Webb
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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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