The Statewide Implementation Guide is an important resource for the use of this approach. The guide is based on results and evidence from the multi-year Pyramid Model implementation initiative in 25 states. It includes tools, materials, and examples derived from the Pyramid Model and ECTA’s DEC Recommended Practices implementation technical assistance (Smith et al., 2017).
DEC position statement on addressing challenging behavior
Executive summary of the DEC position statement on addressing challenging behavior
Watch this webinar recorded on 4/27/17 to learn more about Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation and the Center of Excellence. This video defines IECMHC, outlines its history, importance and impact, delineates the key messages, and highlights the work of the Center of Excellence.
A wealth of resources, videos, and fact sheets related to PBC can be found on the Head Start Early Childhood and Knowledge Learning Center (ECLKC).
This fact sheet describes how the Pyramid Model is implemented to address equity issues.
Explore the Learning Lab on Coaching for Practice Change hosted by ECTA to provide information on how coaching can be supported by states and used within programs to improve implementation of evidence-based practices. The four sessions provide presentations, tools, and resources on 1) Innovations for the delivery of coaching; 2) Statewide implementation, systems considerations and examples; 3) Considerations for local and regional programs; and 4) Data Decision-Making and the Implementation of Practice-Based Coaching.
An IECMH Consultant supports the skills and strengths of program leaders, staff, families, and children during a typical day in a classroom setting. Explore other resources about IECMHC at www.samhsa.gov/iecmhc.
Grades stat from the early years to the ea S Tlicy-statement-on-family-engagement.pdf
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