The Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming: Nuts & Bolts to Ensure Fidelity to Practice

The Primary Service Provider Approach to Teaming: Nuts & Bolts to Ensure Fidelity to Practice

Presented by: M’Lisa L. Shelden, PT, Ph.D., Dathan D. Rush, Ed.D., CCC-SLP

Age range: Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers
Who this chat is for: Early childhood administrators, teachers, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, family members of young children, and other early childhood specialists who support young children with delays and developmental disabilities

Join Drs. M’Lisa Shelden and Dathan Rush, authors of the new Early Intervention Teaming Handbook, Second Edition, for a lively chat about the primary service provider approach to teaming. You’ll get practical information and strategies for implementing the PSP approach with fidelity and you’ll explore key characteristics and implementation conditions that ensure positive outcomes for all young children and their families.

In this chat, you’ll learn:

• The characteristics of PSP teaming
• Implementation conditions of PSP teaming required for fidelity
• Tools available to support teams and team members using a PSP teaming approach
• Important relationships of PSP teaming practices with coaching and natural learning environment practices
• Inner workings of successful teams
• The requirement of strong and consistent administrative support