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About The Incredible Years
She has developed the Incredible Years Series which include separate training programs, intervention manuals and DVDs for use by trained therapists, teachers and group leaders to promote children’s social competence, emotional regulation and problem solving skills and reduce their behavior problems. The objectives of these interventions are to help parents and teachers provide young children (0-12 years) with a strong emotional, social and academic foundation so as to achieve the longer term goal of reducing the development of depression, school drop out, violence, drug abuse and delinquency in later years. She has published numerous scientific articles and chapters as well as a book for parents entitled, The Incredible Years: A trouble shooting guide for parents of children aged 2 – 8 years, a book for teachers entitled, How to promote children’s social and emotional competence, a book for therapists entitled, Troubled Families-Problem Children, and four books for children concerning problem-solving, anger management and learning problems.
Articles about Carolyn Webster-Stratton and the development and implementation of the Incredible Years Programs
Carolyn
Webster-Stratton and the Incredible Years Programs in New Zealand (PDF)
Carolyn
Webster-Stratton - Learning How to be a Good Parent (PDF)
Personal Profile -
Carolyn Webster-Stratton: Just an ordinary person? (PDF)
Incredible Years Administration and Management
Lisa has a Masters of Teaching and previously taught English and French in Middle School. She has received training in the Incredible Years Parenting Program and the Dina Dinosaur and Teacher Programs. With The Incredible Years, she is responsible for customer service, certification support, arranging training, processing orders and overall product maintenance. |
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John is a cardiologist and professor at the University of Washington. He teaches residents and medical students and is chair of the cardiology department at the Veterans Hospital. In his spare time he manages the financial matters related to the Incredible Years in consultation with the Incredible Years accountant. |
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Len has 69 years experience as a business consultant and was previously president of several large corporations. He is a believer in the collaborative process and consults with Carolyn on a regular bases. He is her chief mentor and role model and generally a wise sage. |
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Dr. Carolyn Webster-Stratton is Professor and Director of the Parenting Clinic at the University of Washington. She is a licensed clinical psychologist and nurse-practitioner and over the past 30 years has conducted numerous randomized control group studies to evaluate the effectiveness of intervention programs for promoting social and emotional competence, school readiness skills and preventing conduct problems in high risk populations. She has also evaluated teacher, parent and child treatment programs for children diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder and ADHD.
These interventions have been translated in many languages and are being used in over 15 countries and have received many awards including the 1997 National Mental Health Lela Rowland Prevention Award for best mental health prevention program, the Office of Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention “Blueprint” award and the Department of Health and Social Services, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention award for “exemplary” interventions. Dr Webster-Stratton has been the recipient of the prestigious National Mental Health Research Scientist Award.
Lisa
St. George, Administrative Director
In
1970, Carolyn Webster-Stratton flew directly from Africa to New
Haven to begin her education in a unique, new program at Yale School
of Nursing. She left a small African village where surgical
equipment was sterilized in a fire behind a mud hut hospital and
where nine out of every ten babies died from malnutrition before one
year of age.
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about implementing our programs, view outcomes and more!
John
Stratton, Chief Financial Officer
Len
Webster, Chief Executive Consultant, and Dinosaur graduate