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Direct linkWieder, Serena; Greenspan, Stanley; Kalmanson, Barbara – Zero to Three, 2008
Every child, with and without diagnosis, deserves to be understood from a developmental perspective that honors the unique patterns of individual strengths and vulnerabilities of each child and family. Developmental interventions on behalf of the child help to establish fundamental developmental capacities and relationships. This article presents…
Descriptors: Intervention, Autism, Identification, Clinical Diagnosis
Motz, Mary; Leslie, Margaret; DeMarchi, Gina – Zero to Three, 2007
Breaking the Cycle (BTC), founded in 1995, is an early identification, prevention, and treatment program for pregnant and parenting women who abuse substances. The authors explore the impact of substance abuse on early attachment relationships and on infant regulatory functioning. BTC focuses on building and enhancing the mother's relationships,…
Descriptors: Substance Abuse, Mothers, Home Visits, Identification
