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WREIC Closing Panel

Hiking Gear for Climbing New Peaks in EI
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Abstract

Hiking Gear for Climbing New Peaks in EI
  • Joanne Corwin, MSE and BoMee Rittenhouse, B.S. (daughter)
  • Paula Landry, M.A. TVI and Maddie Stallman (daughter)
  • Sara Kennedy
Professionals in the area of early intervention with young children who are deaf and hard of hearing, blind and visually-impaired, and deafblind, will share how their dual role as  parents have shaped their work and practice.  Insights from their adult children will be shared that address the roles of grit and resiliency in their journey.  This panel will focus on practical, applicable concepts, ideas, and strategies (the sensible shoes) that will assist all participants in moving their intervention to new heights. 

Learning Objectives:
  1. Identify at least two concepts discussed that they will implement to change their early intervention practice
  2. Describe the importance of family to family connections and how to foster this in EI
  3. Describe the role and importance of young adult role models in early intervention
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  • Home
  • Virtual Training
    • Schedule of Trainings
    • Dec 10 Vision Screening via Telehealth
    • Jan 26 Multisensory Impairment
    • Feb 25 Supporting Families, Parent Coaching
    • Mar 18 Active Learning
    • Apr 29 Serving Native Americans & Tribal Communities
    • May 13 Face to Face & Virtual Experiences (NM/UT)
    • Jun 3 Unilateral Hearning Loss
    • Aug 19 Mid/Moderate Hearning Loss
    • Sep Closing Keynote
  • TSBVI Archived Sessions
  • WREIC 2019
    • Agenda >
      • Overview
      • Pre-conference
      • General Sessions
    • Speakers
    • Sessions >
      • Applying Mindfulness
      • Autism
      • B60MSI
      • Building Blocks
      • Closing Panel
      • Communications in Action
      • Cued Speech
      • CVI Brain Development
      • CVI Strategies
      • Language Dev Scales
      • Listening to Learn
      • Mindfulness
      • Neuro-Developmental
      • Ophthalmology Updates
      • Safety Connection
      • Tactile Strategies
      • Tactual Development
      • Tangible Symbols
      • Tele-Intervention
      • Trauma Informed Care
      • Visual Attention
    • Hosts
    • Sponsors
    • Exhibitors
    • Speaker Bios