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Experts in Action: Parenting ProgramGroup leaders and clinicians who have received the initial
training workshop for the BASIC Parenting Program will find these
supplemental materials
for the parenting programs
an invaluable resource for furthering their group leadership skills. These
DVDs can be used for self-study or viewed with other group leaders and
used as a trigger for discussion of group leadership skills.
see all supplemental items
for parent programs Experts in Action: Parenting Groups
A leader's manual includes questions to think about in regard to the group leader's skills as well as Dr. Webster-Stratton's interpretation of the collaborative leadership skills being shown. Experts in Action: Cross-Cultural Parenting Groups
A leader's manual includes questions to think about in regard to the group leader's skills as well as Dr. Webster-Stratton's interpretation of the collaborative leadership skills being shown. Experts in Action: Baby Groups
The leader's manual includes reflection topics to aid group leaders in developing their skills and collaborative leadership strategies. The manual also offers commentary on topics related to: baby proofing one’s home, developmental milestones, putting babies to sleep at night, feeding babies their first solids and parents seeking support for their parenting efforts. Experts in Action: Parent Group Leader Workshop Training Samples
The DVDs are also for IY peer coaches in their work with new group leaders, IY mentors for review and study of their training workshops, and administrators and clinicians interested in the methods and content of the Incredible Years programs. View full description Experts in Action: Sample Home Visit Coaching
The second DVD shows a coach covering the persistence coaching topic by showing vignettes, involving children, and setting up practices based on the parent's goals. View full description |
Parent Program Group: Positive Discipline-Effective Limit Setting
this will be replaced by the SWF.
Parent Program Group: Using Praise and Incentives
this will be replaced by the SWF.
Parent Program Group: Using Ignore
this will be replaced by the SWF.
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Four DVD
videos
showing certified leaders conducting actual live parent groups of the BASIC
Incredible Years Parent Program. These tapes show examples of group leaders
conducting the Limit Setting and Handling Misbehavior Programs
(sessions 7, 9, 10 and 12) with parents of children ages 3-6 years.
Two DVD videos showing certified leaders
conducting live parent groups of the Incredible Years Parents and
Babies’ Program. These DVDs show examples of Session Five, Parents
Learning to Read Babies’ Minds and Session Seven, Babies Emerging Sense
of Self (6-12 months) with parents and their babies.
These
8 DVDs are an opportunity for group leaders who are implementing the IY
Parenting Program to see the developer discuss her theory and rationale for the collaborative methods and processes underlying the successful group delivery of this program.
The DVD clips show Carolyn Webster-Stratton modeling how to mediate video vignettes, do benefits/barriers exercises, buddy buzzes, pull out principles, and set up role play practices. She explains how to work collaboratively with parents and tailor the program to the specific population being addressed so that it is meaningful and targeted at their goals.
This 2 DVD set shows how the
Home Visit Coaching program is delivered in the home. The first DVD provides examples of the first home visit which includes how to explain the program to a parent, goal setting, mediating video vignettes with children being present, setting up practices sessions and introducing a new topic.
