Training Options
We offer flexible training formats to fit your needs.
Developmental Parenting Approach
• 2 sessions (2 hours each, via Zoom)PICCOLO or HOVRS
• 4 sessions, beginning with Developmental Parenting basicsIn-Person Trainings
• Half-day, full-day, or 2-day options availableSelf-Paced Online Trainings
• 1 Training (2 hours each)
We also offer targeted workshops on strengths-based home visiting practices, including:
• Planning with parents
• Using materials in the home and daily routines
• Building relationships with families
• Coaching confidence in parents
• Effective observation feedback
• Developmental supervision
• Developing a theory of change or a CQI plan
Choose your program
Developmental Parenting
We can offer customized training content for communities of practice and learning communities and can also develop individualized training packages with readings, assignments, and follow-up webinars.
Other Trainings Available
Building Relationships with Families
Establish warm, supportive, and empowering relationships with families
Respect cultural differences in beliefs, values, and priorities
Build trust with parents while learning about and honoring their culture
Reflect on how personal values, experiences, ethics, and biases may impact relationships
Using HOVRS to Coach HVs
Understand what best practices look like during a home visit
Use HOVRS to reflect on practices and identify professional development needs
Apply the tool to support effective practices and improve program quality
Practice scoring HOVRS scales with video examples
Learn how to use HOVRS in PBCs and TLCs
Being Responsive to Family Strengths
Build parent confidence to support competence and engagement
Encourage parents to recognize and use their strengths more often
Explore strategies that increase collaboration during visits
Introduce the PICCOLO tool for identifying and sharing strengths
Planning Home Visits with Parents
Collaborate with parents to enhance their child’s learning at home
Engage parents in planning meaningful home visits
Support parenting skills while using the home as the primary learning environment
Learn practical steps and tips for effective visit planning
Using Materials in the Home & Daily Routines on HVs
Support parent-child interactions that extend beyond the visit
Use familiar, culturally relevant materials to increase engagement
Facilitate activities with what families already have at home
Transition away from reliance on a “bag of materials”
Recognize daily routines as powerful opportunities for child development
Infant Mental Health
Understand how trauma impacts child development and family functioning
Explore the effects of stress on parenting and responsiveness to programs
Support attachment relationships and strengthen protective factors
Reflect on the role of home visiting in fostering family resilience and well-being