An Introduction to Reflective Supervision in Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health
The purpose of this module is to help home visitors and home visiting supervisors better understand what Reflective Supervision and Reflective Practices are and how they can support your role as a home visitor (or supervisor) as well as the families served within your program.
Child Care Coordination (CCC) Professional Development Modules
This series is intended for both new providers and more experienced providers who are looking to improve their knowledge about comprehensive and important skills, such as early childhood development, behavioral health, and the role of care coordination in Wisconsin Medicaid.
Developmental Monitoring
This 35-minute module will teach you about developmental monitoring including what it is, the benefits, and strategies for implementing it into your work.
Introduction of Continuous Quality Improvement
In this training, you will become familiar with the methodology that we use to guide our CQI work in Family Foundations Home Visiting, the Model for Improvement.
Marks that Matter, Sentinel Injuries, and Other Opportunities for Child Abuse Prevention
This 25-minute module will teach you about marks that matter and sentinel injuries, including why they are significant, who is at risk, and what to do if you suspect abuse.
Perinatal Mental Health Modules
This two-part series is designed for home visitors to better understand the signs and symptoms of perinatal mental health issues and how they impact mothers and families.
Prenatal Care Coordination (PNCC) Professional Development Modules
This series is intended for both new providers and more experienced providers who are looking to improve their knowledge about comprehensive and important skills, such as client-centered interviewing, behavioral health, and the role of care coordination in Wisconsin Medicaid.
Protective Capacity Family Assessment (PCFA) Overview
These training modules provide a brief introduction to the Protective Capacity Family Assessment model. They are based off the PCFA, Part 1 training taught at the Milwaukee Child Welfare Partnership (MCWP) which is based off a more comprehensive curriculum developed by ACTION for Child Protection.
Sound Beginnings
In this module you will learn about what it means for a child to have difficulty hear – anatomically, physiologically, and developmentally.
Supporting Healthy Vision
In this module, you will learn how to identify healthy vision milestones in children as well as how to help families promote healthy vision, identify concerns, and access resources.