About this Event
This 5-webinar workshop is presented by Lori Roggman and Mark Innocenti, authors of Developmental Parenting: A Guide for Early Childhood Practitioners (Roggman, Boyce, & Innocenti, 2008). In these webinars, you will learn effective practices for home visitors to work effectively with families and for supervisors to work effectively with home visitors. You will observe and reflect on these practices, learn tips to make them work in challenging situations, and develop new ideas to share with others.
" Loved all the great tips and ideas, the participation and collaboration, clear graphics and images, great videos, interesting readings, honoring all our questions, sharing our ideas, breakout groups by role, and learning so much about how to make home visiting really work!"
The dates for this webinar series on DP PRACTICES:
April 3, 2025: Webinar #1-Developmental Practices & Connecting with Families & Home Visitors
April 10, 2025: Webinar #2-Collaborating with Caregivers & Home Visitors
April 17, 2025: Webinar #3-Coaching Parent-Child Interactions and Home Visitor-Family Interactions
April 24 , 2025: Webinar #4-Communicating to Motivate Caregivers & Home Visitors (Karin Wilson)
May 1, 2025: Webinar #5-Meeting Challenges & Solving Problems (supervisors & home visitors can select relevant topics)
All webinars start at 9:30 PM Mountain Time and last for 2 hours.
Zoom links will be sent to participants in advance of the webinar date.
All needed print and electronic materials will be provided. All participants will receive a copy of the book Developmental Parenting.
Workshop presenters:
Lori Roggman ([email protected]) and Mark Innocenti ([email protected]), authors of Developmental Parenting and developers of PICCOLO and HOVRS.
Virtual workshop format:
Five 2-hour webinars presented over a 5-week period, with a learning activity required before each webinar. Each series is equivalent to a 2-day workshop.
Learning activities may include: readings and responses, reflections about practices and perspectives, video observation, self-observation, writing positive feedback statements, or practicing other skills.
(NOTE: For the most effective use of either PICCOLO or HOVRS, we recommend this Developmental Practices series in addition to the series on the measurement tool.)
PLEASE BE AWARE:
• There are no refunds for missed webinars.
•Cancellations at least 5 business days prior to start of the workshop will be reimbursed, minus the Eventbrite fee and any costs for materials that have already been shipped.
• Webinar materials may not be disseminated. We will not record and do not allow you to record webinars.
•A Certificate of Completion will be provided to those who attend and participate in all webinars and complete all learning activities.
•Participation requires attending with your camera turned on, completing a learning assignment before each webinar, responding to polls and chat queries, and participating in breakout groups.
Webinar Series Description
DEVELOPMENTAL PRACTICES—Research-based Home Visiting
Developmental parenting refers to parent behaviors that support children’s early development and also to an intervention approach in which practitioners facilitate developmentally supportive parenting. To effectively promote developmental parenting, practitioners need skills and strategies to promote parenting interactions that are known to support children’s early development and to encourage what parents already do in their daily lives to support their children’s development. These skills and strategies work with parents from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds.
DP Webinar #1 - Connecting with Families & Home Visitors: How developmental developmental home visiting practices support positive parenting, how developmental supervision practices support home visitor effectiveness, and how to connect with diverse families to collaborate
DP Webinar #2 – Collaborating with Caregivers & Home Visitors: Planning together with parents or home visitors by adapting to their strengths and supporting their development and confidence.
DP Webinar #3 – Coaching Parent-Child Interactions and Home Visitor-Family Interactions: Using observation tools to observe and provide feedback and collaborate with parents or home visitors to build their knowledge, skills, and self-efficacy
DP Webinar #4 – Communicating to Motivate Caregivers & Home Visitors (Karin Wilson): Using specific motivational interviewing strategies to engage and motivate caregivers and home visitors, particularly when there is resistance, with motivational interviewing expert Karin Wilson.
DP Webinar #5 – Creating Solutions to Challenges: Identifying challenges and problems in working with families or home visitors, working on specific concerns, generating and selecting ideas for solutions, and sharing these ideas with each other.
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Our other virtual workshops (Search terms: Roggman Eventbrite): https://www.eventbrite.com/o/lori-roggman-amp-mark-innocenti-33955378401
1. Home Visit Rating Scales (HOVRS -3) – Measuring the quality of home visit practices and engagement to improve program outcomes
2. Parenting Interactions with Children Checklist of Observations Linked to Outcomes (PICCOLO) – Measuring Developmental Parenting to make home visits more effective.
Other topics: Developmental Supervision, Coordinating a Community of Practice, Developmental Parenting for parents, Virtual Home Visits, Data Collection with HOVRS or PICCOLO. Contact us at [email protected] or [email protected].
Additional Info:
What Developmental Parenting is about: Developmental parenting refers to parent behaviors that support children’s early development and also to an approach to home visiting in which practitioners facilitate developmentally supportive parenting. Our training is based on practices described in the book, Developmental Parenting: A Guide for Early Childhood Practitioners by Lori Roggman, Lisa Boyce, and Mark Innocenti, (Brookes Publishing, 2008) and informed by recent research on home visiting effectiveness.
To effectively promote developmental parenting, practitioners need tools and strategies to promote parenting interactions that are known to support children’s early development and to encourage what parents already do in their daily lives to support their children’s development. The HOVRS and PICCOLO tools were developed for home visiting practitioners and related professionals. Each require similar skills and strategies for using the tools to increase the quality and impact of home visiting. These tools, skills, and strategies work with parents from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds and have been used in home visiting and similar parenting support settings around the world.
Event Venue
Online
USD 500.00
