Looking for the most effective way to ensure coordinated, familycentered services for young children and families? Get the second edition of this complete guide to the primary service provider (PSP) approach to teaming, the widely used, evidencebased model that makes one team member the consistent point of contact with a family. Now updated and aligned with the second edition of Rush and Sheldens The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook, this practical guide is your blueprint for better, more responsive care and servicesand better outcomes for young children and families.DISCOVER HOW TO:Fully introduce families to the procedures and practices of the PSP approachSelect the most appropriate primary service provider for each familyGather information, conduct evaluation and assessment, and write functional IFSP outcomesAdopt a flexible, activitybased approach to scheduling that promotes child learning and developmentEstablish a cohesive team that collaborates effectivelyCoordinate joint visits with other service providersConduct successful, efficient team meetings to share expertise and resources PRACTICAL FEATURES:Realistic case studies and transcripts from team communications give you vivid demonstrations of best practices, and more than 20 reproducible forms, tools, and checklists guide your team every step of the way as you implement the PSP approach.WHATS NEW: Alignment with DEC Recommended Practices Alignment with the second edition of The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook New Scenario Index and new Tool Index for easier navigation Updated section of Frequently Asked Questions Updated references

Looking for the most effective way to ensure coordinated, familycentered services for young children and families? Get the second edition of this complete guide to the primary service provider (PSP) approach to teaming, the widely used, evidencebased model that makes one team member the consistent point of contact with a family. Now updated and aligned with the second edition of Rush and Sheldens The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook, this practical guide is your blueprint for better, more responsive care and servicesand better outcomes for young children and families.DISCOVER HOW TO:Fully introduce families to the procedures and practices of the PSP approachSelect the most appropriate primary service provider for each familyGather information, conduct evaluation and assessment, and write functional IFSP outcomesAdopt a flexible, activitybased approach to scheduling that promotes child learning and developmentEstablish a cohesive team that collaborates effectivelyCoordinate joint visits with other service providersConduct successful, efficient team meetings to share expertise and resources PRACTICAL FEATURES:Realistic case studies and transcripts from team communications give you vivid demonstrations of best practices, and more than 20 reproducible forms, tools, and checklists guide your team every step of the way as you implement the PSP approach.WHATS NEW: Alignment with DEC Recommended Practices Alignment with the second edition of The Early Childhood Coaching Handbook New Scenario Index and new Tool Index for easier navigation Updated section of Frequently Asked Questions Updated references