Early Childhood
Mental Health
Early Childhood Mental Health is the social, emotional and behavioral well-being of children birth through six years and their families. This includes the capacity to regulate emotions, form close and secure relationships and explore their environment. Alta Behavioral Healthcare’s trained staff is able to provide families the foundation to build a strong mental health future on.
Incredible Years®
Classroom DINA Program
The Dinosaur Social Skills and Problem Solving Curriculum® is a child training curriculum that strengthens children’s social, emotional and academic competencies such as understanding and communicating feelings, using effective problem-solving strategies, managing anger, practicing friendship and conversational skills, as well as appropriate classroom behaviors.
Incredible Years®
Parent Preschool Program
The Preschool Basic Parenting Program strengthens parent-child interactions and attachment, reducing harsh discipline and fostering parents’ ability to promote children’s social, emotional and language development. Parents learn to build school readiness skills and are encouraged to partner with teachers and daycare professionals to promote children’s emotional regulation and social skills.
In the parenting groups, trained Incredible Years® facilitators use video clips of real-life situations to support the training and foster parenting group discussions, problem solving and practice exercises.
Early Childhood
Mental Health Consultation
ECMH Consultants provide support services to children, teachers and parents in early care settings to help children succeed in learning environments. The goal of ECMHC is to promote healthy social, emotional and behavioral development in young children and support families and early child care professionals’ capacity to meet children’s social and emotional needs. This is accomplished through developmental screening and assessment, teacher classroom support, parent support and professional development.
Early Childhood
Professional Development
Our trainers provide professional development trainings, rooted in best practices to deepen teachers’ content knowledge and skills, while providing opportunities for practice, research and reflection. Training topics include Flip It®, Early Learning and Development Standards (ELDS) Training Modules and the New Ohio/Georgetown Model. Other topics cover challenging behaviors, communicating with children and families, creating teamwork, managing toxic stress for caregivers, poverty and understanding cultural differences.
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