In the new routines-based embedded coaching paradigm, speech-language pathologists are interventionist whose prime goal is to empower parents with a refreshingly unique evidence-based approach that ensconces the child-caregiver dyad, by teaching parents to embed strategies into already existing child activities & routines so as to help children achieve expressive & receptive speech outcomes.

In a refreshingly new conceptual approach to service provision that rejects the ensconced educational model based on the ‘blocked trials’ approach to education and therapeutic intervention, this presentation in embedded coaching will teach caregivers to:

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Provider will be able to: Identify embedded coaching routines intervention as a paradigm where interventionists teaching parents to embed strategies into already existing child activities & routines to help them achieve outcomes.

Provider will be able to: Describe routines-based caregiver coaching as family capacity building via a front-loading frequency strategy with an ultimate goal for caregivers to generalize without support of interventionists.

Provider will be able to: Explain embedded coaching as caregiver chosen routines – and how the interventionist should embolden the parent to be architect of embedded strategies that allow the child to reach their IFSP goals.

Provider will be able to: Describe how the embedded coaching paradigm is supported by the Federal and State laws governing the Early Intervention Program.

Provider will be able to: Identify the components of the superseded as ‘blocked practice’ or ‘massed trials’ approach to educational and therapeutic intervention.

Provider will be able to: Identify the benefits of ‘inter-leaved’ or random-practice learning which underlies the routines-based embedded coaching concept, which is shown to promote accelerated, enduring, and more flexible learning.

Provider will be able to: Identify concrete examples of embedded coaching for their professional discipline.

Provider will be able to: Explain how to observe family activities, how to embed specific intervention strategies in a variety family routines and activities, and how to quietly observe during the subsequent reflection time in the parent-child dyad.

Provider will be able to: identify strengths-based feedback to caregiver as an opportunity for embedded insertion into a child routine/activity, and describe routines in which to embed strategies with caregiver playing an equal and eventually principal role in the process.

Provider will be able to: Describe how embedding occurs in a multi-tiered cycle where a formulary for each routine includes observation, problem solving, modeling the embedded strategy, and reflection.

Provider will be able to: Identify instances when the older/traditional 1:1 therapeutic approach is more appropriate to the embedded coaching paradigm.

Speech language pathologists play an important role in fostering a child’s communication skills through incorporating developmentally appropriate activities, tracking key milestones, and acting early if there are any concerns. This ROUTINES-BASED EMBEDDED COACHING primer is a MUST READ for all early intervention and pre-school speech therapist professionals who service the professional needs of the infant, toddler, and child with developmental delay.

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Disclosure: Kristen O’Leary, SLP, has the following relevant financial relationships to disclose: she receives monetary compensation for the preparation of this course, in addition to a percentage of company sales, and has the following relevant non-financial relationships to disclose: EITTOC Board of Directors: volunteer member. Disclosure: David C Saidoff PT - course developer/presenter - has the following relevant financial relationships to disclose: he receives monetary compensation for the preparation of this course, in addition to a percentage of company sales, and has the following relevant non-financial relationships to disclose: EITTOC Board of Directors: volunteer member. Melissa Whelan, OTR - course developer/presenter - , has the following relevant financial relationships to disclose: she receives monetary compensation for the preparation of this course, in addition to a percentage of company sales, and has the following relevant non-financial relationships to disclose: EITTOC Board of Directors: volunteer member. Declaration: Approval of this course does not necessarily imply that any of the governing bodies (e.g., West Virginian Board of Physical Therapy, or other such governmental or NGO’s supports the views of the presenter or sponsor. Information provided should be used within the scope of practice. No relevant financial or non-financial relationships exists between EITTOC or the products discussed any course; no such relationship or endorsement exists for any products mentioned in any courses sponsored by EITTOC, or in any of the items (such as specific AED or Epinephrine injection product) or any testing instrument used to evaluate children; the above course is specific to said-topic, and may not be extrapolated to any other course or topic outside the scope of this course. Course instructor(s) have no other financial or non-financial remuneration - whether prior to or following course delivery; the above advertisement is made available to all physical therapy (and other) licensee on a non-discriminatory basis. Ascend has approved this course and may be contacted about any concerns. Information provided should be used within scope of practice. AOTA does not endorse specific course content, products, or clinical procedures. The onus of responsibility for this course – granted contact hours by the AOTA – is for each OT professional to check with their State board of OT to see if this course meets licensure requirement for continuing education.