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Back to the listingCPH Webinar Wednesday - Early Intervention Systems of Care
Provider: National Board of Public Health Examiners
Description: The Early Intervention Program (EIP) is designed to assist children from birth to 3 years old who are not developing as other children their age do. EI is a family-centered program that uses embedded coaching to enable communication and collaboration between the EI professional/therapist and the parent, and to focus on the child’s development.
During each of the child’s sessions, the therapist will coach you and your family on how to support the child at home through daily activities and routines when the therapist(s) are not present. The goal of the EIP is to empower families to nurture and enhance their child’s growth and development effectively.
Research shows that early intervention programs benefit children by improving cognitive, social, and motor skills, reducing the need for special education later in life, and improving long-term outcomes such as higher income and better health. These initiatives foster a child’s growth during a crucial time, boost family self-esteem, and benefit society’s economy in the long run.
As the Director of Early Intervention Services, Dr. Parthener Pinder leads the Early Intervention Program at a non-profit organization that has provided comprehensive services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities for more than 75 years. This webinar, Early Intervention Systems of Care, will include why Dr. Pinder chose Early Intervention as well as an in-depth look into the Early Intervention Program at the Westchester Institute for Human Development in Valhalla, NY."
During each of the child’s sessions, the therapist will coach you and your family on how to support the child at home through daily activities and routines when the therapist(s) are not present. The goal of the EIP is to empower families to nurture and enhance their child’s growth and development effectively.
Research shows that early intervention programs benefit children by improving cognitive, social, and motor skills, reducing the need for special education later in life, and improving long-term outcomes such as higher income and better health. These initiatives foster a child’s growth during a crucial time, boost family self-esteem, and benefit society’s economy in the long run.
As the Director of Early Intervention Services, Dr. Parthener Pinder leads the Early Intervention Program at a non-profit organization that has provided comprehensive services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities for more than 75 years. This webinar, Early Intervention Systems of Care, will include why Dr. Pinder chose Early Intervention as well as an in-depth look into the Early Intervention Program at the Westchester Institute for Human Development in Valhalla, NY."
Website link: Learn more
Format: Webinar
Delivery type: Online
Activity Dates: On demand
Activity Date: N/A
Credits: 1
Fee required?: No