ECHO Training Sessions

Alissa Rausch and Allison Jones from the ECTA Center explained how to make adaptations to support access and meaningful participation within everyday routines and activities for all children.

Michelle, a professor of pediatrics, highlighted that 1 in 31 children are diagnosed with autism, with higher rates among boys and lower rates in rural areas. She emphasized the importance of early intervention and culturally tailored assessments, noting ...

Yvonne Marcyes from Utah State University's iSystem Institute discussed Mind Body Bridging (MBB), a therapeutic approach integrating psychology, neuroscience, and mindfulness. MBB aims to help individuals shift from anxious states to natural functioning. ...

Jasmine Charles discussed perinatal substance use disorder, highlighting her clinic's integrated care model and the impact of substance use on pregnancy. She stressed the need for evidence-based care and advocacy, noting Utah's high opioid prescription ra...

Kate Bennington, an Occupational Therapist. Key points included the importance of a positive feeding environment, the impact of cultural influences, and the stages of feeding development from birth to three years. Kate emphasized the significance of postu...

Kait Bennington, an Occupational Therapist, presented on the importance of a positive feeding environment, the impact of cultural influences, and the stages of feeding development from birth to three years. Kait emphasized the significance of postural sta...

Dr. Gabrielson highlighted the significant increase in referrals for autistic girls and the lack of research on interventions tailored to their needs. Key points included the importance of early intervention in social skills, executive function, and menta...

Dr. Ty Aler presented on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), highlighting its effectiveness in various contexts, including mental health, community health, and supporting individuals with disabilities. Dr. Aler shared his personal journey and the the...

Sydney O'Shay, an assistant professor at Utah State University, presented on stigma surrounding families with substance use disorders. She highlighted the impact of stigma on families, including self-stigma and societal blame. Her research, spanning over ...

Shelby Clark discussed language development using a house-building metaphor, highlighting the hierarchical nature of speech and language development. Key stages include building a foundation of communication, establishing social connections, and developin...

Lisa Gomez from the Utah Parent Center discussed the importance of AT in enhancing educational opportunities for students with disabilities. Lisa emphasized the role of IEP and 504 teams in evaluating and providing AT, the need for ongoing training, and t...

Dr. Terisa Gabrielson's presentation on identifying barriers and best practices for diagnosing autism in females. Key points included the increasing prevalence of autism, with 1 in 31 children currently diagnosed, and a shifting male-to-female ratio from ...

Jenna Dyckman focused on the intersection of nutrition and mental health, particularly in the context of chronic diseases. Jenna highlighted the prevalence of chronic diseases, noting 80% of people have at least one chronic disease, and 40% have two or mo...

Leo Vasquez focused on the impact of substance use disorders on family dynamics and child development. Key points included the importance of family-engaged developmental monitoring, the role of early interventionists in supporting families, and the signif...

Bora Lee and Dan O Crowley from the Utah Assistive Technology Program (UATP) discussed the federal Assistive Technology Act, its implementation in Utah, and the program's services, including device demonstrations, loans, reuse, and financing options. They...

Kirsten Alberg, a PT with 18 years of experience, discussed the importance of understanding the developmental process rather than just specific milestones. Alberg highlighted the significance of variability in practice, the impact of child-rearing practic...

Mary Beth Vogel-Ferguson discussed the impact of workplace stress and trauma on staff well-being, highlighting the SAMHSA framework's six key principles: safety, trust, peer support, collaboration, empowerment, and cultural awareness. Participants shared ...

Jamie Mecham discussed trauma's impact on language development, highlighting that 46% of U.S. children experience at least one adverse childhood experience (ACE). She explained how trauma affects brain development, leading to language and social communica...

The Early Intervention ECHO December session focused on the management and therapy goals for Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). Kaitlyn emphasized speech and language goals, highlighting the use of sign language and articulation therapy. Michael discussed physi...

Erin Forward discussed the shift from "picky eating" to "selective eating" and highlighted the need for neurodiversity-affirming feeding therapy. She shared her approach, which includes building relationships, understanding sensory needs, and addressing p...

Stephanie Anderson highlighted the challenges Utah parents face, noting low self-reported parenting confidence. She introduced the "Circles of Security" model, which identifies children's needs for exploration, comfort, and control. Participants shared pe...

Amy Parker from Odyssey House presented their Parents with Children program, highlighting its impact on families affected by substance use. Key statistics included 829 Utah children in foster care due to substance use in 2024, with 244 placed with parents...

Dr. Clement, Annabelle Wilcox, and Sarah Roberts focused on the early management of Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS). Key points included the importance of early diagnosis, with most cases now identified within the first few weeks of life. The session highligh...

Amanda Bakian discussed the progression of autism diagnosis, the Utah Registry of Autism and Developmental Disabilities (Urad), and the CDC's Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network (ADDM). Bakian highlighted the increase in autism preval...

Matt Wappett discussed the intersection of masculinity and mental health, highlighting the societal pressures and stereotypes that contribute to men's mental health issues. He shared personal experiences, including a 2009 incident that led to his mental h...

Tim Keady discussed resilience, defining it as the ability to adapt to difficult experiences. He highlighted positive factors like secure attachment, positive role models, and social skills, and negative factors such as adverse childhood experiences and f...

Curt Phillips focused on degenerative diseases, specifically Prader-Willi, Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and Rett Syndrome. Prader-Willi, caused by a chromosome 15 deletion, presents with low tone, poor feeding, and constant hunger. SMA, a genetic mutati...

Cassidy from the ASSERT program discussed strategies for surviving and thriving during the Big Three holidays. Key points included setting and adjusting expectations, creating plans, and using visual supports. Cassidy emphasized the importance of preparin...

Deondra Brown discussed protective factors and strengthening families at the September Mental Health ECHO. She emphasized the importance of concrete support, knowledge of child development, building relationships, resilience, and social and emotional comp...

Heidi Dutson discussed the nexus between substance use prevention and suicide prevention, highlighting the need for proactive measures. She shared personal stories and data, noting that 50,000 suicides occurred in 2023, equivalent to 264 Boeing 737s, and ...

Pat Boyle discussed the importance of identifying and treating TOTs, including buccal, tongue, and lip ties, which can affect feeding, breathing, and speech. She shared case studies illustrating improvements in children's feeding and overall health post-r...

Janel Preston introduced the IDRPP Autism ECHO session, emphasizing the importance of family-engaged developmental monitoring for early identification of autism. She highlighted that one in 31 children nationwide and one in 37 in Utah have autism by age 8...

Stephanie Anderson discussed the importance of social-emotional skills, including empathy, stress management, and conflict resolution, emphasizing the need for early intervention and parental involvement. She introduced the ASQ SE screening tool for ident...

Shianne Stilson from the Tooele County Sheriff's Office discussed her Exit Strategies program, which helps inmates create individualized reentry plans, including substance use maintenance and community resources. Shianne highlighted a 19% recidivism rate...

Daphne Hartzheim, an SLP and BCBA, discussed augmentative communication, focusing on barriers, types of communication systems, and strategies for functional communication. She highlighted the importance of addressing opportunity barriers like family supp...

Lacey Long focused on vision impairment and low vision. Key points included the importance of early vision development, with milestones from birth to 12 months.

Janel Preston and Justin Benson led the Autism Echo Session on June 25th, focusing on autism awareness and therapy strategies.

The ECHO Healthy Relationships session focused on gender identity and its intersections with disability. Teresa Lott and Jesse Shircliff explored the intersectionality of gender, race, class, and disability.

Tyrell and Jett discussed the historical significance of Pride Month, the Stonewall riots, and the evolution of LGBTQ+ rights. They highlighted the importance of Pride Month in combating stigma and increasing safety for LGBTQ+ individuals. They also addre...

Shannon Cox from Journey of Hope Utah discussed their work with dual-diagnosis clients, particularly women with trauma histories. They highlighted the need for trauma-informed care and community health workers.

Dan O'Crowley, an ATP (Assistive Technology Professional) and rehabilitative engineering technologist, led a session on how assistive technology impacts early interventionists and their clients.

Our Autism ECHO session for May featured Dr. Tom Higby from the ASSERT program discussing the applied behavior analytic perspective on autism treatment. Dr. Higby emphasized the importance of early intervention, positive reinforcement, and individualized ...

Jett and Tyrel discussed navigating the coming out process for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families. They explained gender versus sexuality, the importance of using preferred pronouns, and the need for providers to create safe spaces.

Matt Huntington discussed the Tooele County Jail's substance use disorder treatment program, emphasizing the importance of partnership building and capacity expansion.

Janel Preston and the Early ECHO Hub Team lead discussion groups focused on enhancing professional networking and navigating difficult conversations with families.

Emma Parkhurst discussed workplace burnout, emphasizing its impact on personal and organizational levels. She suggested prevention strategies such as setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness, and engaging in hobbies

Tim Keady discussed the Heart Extension initiative's efforts to reduce deaths from substance misuse and suicide, highlighting opioid landscapes, evidence-based approaches, and collaborative practices.

Erin Meottle discussed safety planning for individuals experiencing abuse, emphasizing its importance for people with disabilities, who face a high risk of abuse.

Gretchen Selcho discussed supporting families with a diagnosis, emphasizing the importance of accurate information, peer support, and advocacy.

The IDRPP April Autism ECHO session featured three families sharing their experiences raising children with autism.

Part of Mental Health ECHO, Diana, an outreach coordinator for Safe UT, detailed the Safe UT app. The app provides emotional support to over 1.9 million Utah residents, including students, parents, and frontline workers.

For our March Autism ECHO Session, we had Debbie Bilder present to us about sleep disturbances and the link it has to autism.

The March ECHO Session for our Healthy Relationships network featured a panel discussion on healthy relationships, focusing on the perspectives of individuals with disabilities.

Trisha Reynolds discussed the impact of parental incarceration in Utah, highlighting initiatives to support these children, including DCFS collaboration, pregnancy and postpartum support, and parenting education.

Part of Early ECHO, Three families joined us for this session to discuss their experience with early intervention. Shanda shared her experience with twins born at 24 weeks, stressing the need for better parent support in hospitals. Kylie discussed her dau...

Part of Mental Health ECHO, Dr. Sean Weeks discussed anxiety in adolescents, emphasizing the unique challenges, such as peer pressure and brain development.

Kristen, an Occupational Therapist, presented on sensory processing, emphasizing its impact on children. She explained sensory systems, their functions, and the importance of sensory integration. Kristen discussed sensory preferences, dysregulation, and s...

The February 2025 Healthy Relationships ECHO session focused on mandatory reporting and the role of Adult Protective Services (APS). Megan Schmidt detailed the criteria for identifying vulnerable adults, types of abuse, and the importance of self-determin...

Part of Substance Use ECHO, Shayna Pugh presented a case study involving substance use in a rural community, and the group discussed recommendations and resources.

Victoria Wilkins discusses the importance of building trust and understanding when having difficult conversations with families.

Kirsten discusses the importance of physical activity in autism, including its impacts, facilitators, barriers, common motor impairments, and research on motor interventions.

Sarah, Britney, and Analee discuss ongoing trauma, focusing on its impacts and how to practice trauma informed care.

Part of Substance Use ECHO, Morgan Harris introduces the Utah Women and Newborns Quality Collaborative and presents several different resources they offer.

Part of Healthy Relationships for Adults with Disabilities ECHO, Tim Curran and Ashley Ferrin talk about healthy communication in relationships.

Jess Holsbauer, a licensed clinical social worker, discussed the impact of social media on mental health, particularly highlighting TikTok's algorithm and its effects on attention spans and mental health.

Savannah Eley discusses substance use during pregnancy and postpartum, highlighting risks and interventions

Colin Kingsbury and Madison Mitamura talk about ADDM (Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring).

Michell and Sarah discuss Utah Internet Crime Task Force's efforts to combat online predators and child exploitation. They cover the task force's mission to protect children, the rise of sextortion cases, and the importance of educating parents and childr...

Dr. Chuck Edgington talks with our community about diagnosing autism in toddlers.

Breanna Loveland from CAPSA talks about education on sexual consent for people with disabilities

Stephanie introduces the first part of our series on Hearing Loss.

Part of Mental Health ECHO, Ilse Dekoeyer discusses the effects of stress on family units. She shares several different protective factors to support families going through stressful situations.

Pat Boyle discusses rare medical diagnoses seen in the NICU.

Ilse Dekoeyer discusses how to support perinatal mental health through providing social support, community-based care, and listening.

Janel Preston presented on Family Engaged Developmental Monitoring and the 5 steps of early identification.

Abigail Mack presents on her research about supporting loved ones through addiction recovery.

Jamie Seale introduces the Rainbow Kid's Palliative Care Team, and discusses how they support medically complex families.

Vonda Jump presents on trauma-informed care for toddlers and babies.

Tricia Reynolds discusses building and implementing programs to support incarcerated parents and their children.

Chelsea Reiter continues our series on the NICU by discussing Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome

Tricia Bishop discusses harm reduction strategies for Substance Use Disorder. She introduces the DHHS's syringe exchange program and discusses Naloxone distribution

Rebecca Foster introduces our four-part series on the NICU.

David Fawcett describes how to identify mental health issues in the workplace, and discusses ways to reduce work-related stress and anxiety.

Kyla Clark discusses The Utah Division of Child and Family Services and foster care.

Ashley Stuart and Jori Harris continue to discuss the caregiving coaching model in the last session of their Social Communication series.

Andrea Witwer: Psychotherapy for Adults with Intellectual Disability: Guidelines from The Ohio State University Nisonger Center RRTC

Cathy Bledsoe introduces the Hope for Utah and Hope Squad programs.

Taylor Morsillo discusses how attitudes and perceptions affect substance use and recovery.

Jori Harris continues the four-part series on Social Communication by discussing a caregiver coaching model.

Part of Mental Health Across the Lifespan ECHO, Tara Roche and Jeanie Peck discuss suicide prevention and how to support mental health.

Part of Time to Act: Substance Abuse Across the Lifespan ECHO, Tim Keady shares five important things to know about Naloxone and Opioid use.

Part of Early ECHO, Ashley Stuart presents on Practical Strategies for Assessing Social Communication and Communicating with Caregivers.

Part of Time to Act: Mental Health Across the Lifespan ECHO, Jett Cox and Tyrel Wilde discuss providing for the mental wellbeing and physical safety of the LGBTQ+ community.

Part of Time to Act: Substance Abuse ECHO, Alyssa Craven introduces the Children's Service Society's Grandfamilies program.

Part of the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Julia Connelly discusses Autism in Females and Concurrent Mental Health Conditions.

Stacy Manwaring introduces this four-part series on Social Communication.

Part of Time to Act ECHO: Mental Health Across the Lifespan, Dr. Ali Crandall presents her research on the role of adverse and positive experiences on mental health.

Taylor Morsillo discusses substance use disorder and common drugs of misuse.

For the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Anne Kirby discusses suicide risk and prevention.

Part of Early ECHO, Mary Ann Battle discusses physical therapy considerations for motor development in young children with Down syndrome.

Part of Time to Act ECHO: Mental Health Across the Lifespan, Dr. Matthew Wappett discusses managing stereotypes and creating safe spaces.

Part of Time to Act ECHO: Substance Abuse, Valentina Sireech discusses cultural barriers that affect seeking help with substance abuse and recommendations for improvement.

For the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Karen Wiegle and Andrea Caoili present on Disability and Mental Health Services: Dispelling Myths.

Part of Early ECHO, Paula Burckhard shares her story.

Part of Project SCOPE, Athena Parker discusses the Medical Home Portal, and Cindy Jones discusses self-regulation and the Bi-Tapp program.

Part of Early ECHO, Justin Benson discusses communication and Autism, sharing fantastic strategies providers can use to help improve a child's communication.

Part of Time to Act ECHO: Mental Health Across the Lifespan, Ilse DeKoeyer discusses racial disparities in infant mental health.

Part of Project SCOPE, Olivia Gruwell discusses the Safe Babies Court program in Utah County. She talks about what it is, the work they're doing, and how it's helping families across the state.

Part of Early ECHO, Kirsten Aalberg discusses impacts of physical activity levels in autism, facilitators and barriers to physical activity, common motor impairments in Autism, and research relating to motor interventions.

Part of Time to Act ECHO: Mental Health Across the Lifespan, Sondra Stegenga discusses early warning signs of infant mental health.

Part of Project SCOPE, Chelsea, Chris, and Bryce, board members from Cache Valley's Recovery Café joined us to discuss their lived experience with addiction and recovery.

Part of Early ECHO, Deborah Bilder discusses the Utah Registry of Autism and Developmental Disabilities (URADD), the epidemiology of Autism in Utah, and data Utah has collected through studies related to Autism.

Part of Project SCOPE, Trisha Reynolds, Intergenerational Coordinator at the Utah Department of Corrections, discusses statistics related to children of incarcerated parents, the impact of incarceration on children, and the work the Utah is doing improve ...

Part of the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Michael Gerald discussed disability and mental health services and dispelling myths.

Part of Early ECHO, Ashley Stuart discusses Autism and what it looks like in the toddler years. She discusses signs, things to look for, strategies, data, and so much more.

Part of the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Debbie Bilder, MD, discusses sources of distress and establishing treatment targets for agitation.

Part of Project SCOPE, Tim Keady discusses the HEART Initiative, which stands for Health Extension: Advocacy, Research, and Teaching Initiative.

Part of Early ECHO, Rachel Gilbert, certified pediatric sleep consultation, discusses the foundations of sleep.

Part of Project SCOPE, Eric Christensen, Program Director of the Integrative Services Program at Utah DHHS, discusses care coordination and the services available for free through the Integrative Services Program.

Part of the Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Ty Aller discusses behavior as communication within the context of mental health concerns.

Part of Early ECHO, Kassidy Reinert discusses sleep. She shares data that explains the importance of sleep for both children and their families, as well as several tools and resources providers can share with the families they work with.

Part of Project SCOPE, Ryan Winn discusses sensory issues and self-regulation. Sharing his real-life story, he explains the importance of loving kids and regulating ourselves as adults in order to better help the kids we work with.

Part of USU Mental Health and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities ECHO, Beth Grosso joins us and discusses mental health literacy for direct support professionals.

Part of Early ECHO Behavior Mini Series, Ashley Stuart joins us again and discusses preventing challenging behavior.

Part of the Mental Health & Intellectual/Developmental Disability ECHO, Rachel Byers, MPH, CHES, and Jamie Wuthrich, LCSW discuss dual diagnosis of mental health and intellectual/developmental disabilities and the history, terms, definitions, and implicat...

Part of Project SCOPE, Jamie Mecham discusses trauma and how it can impact a child's language development.

Part of our Early ECHO Behavior Mini Series, Ashley Stuart discusses the ABCs of behavior.

Part of Project SCOPE, Kyla Clark discusses the Utah Department of Child and Family Services. She explained the processes, DCFS's mission and purpose, how early intervention providers are a part of the system, and changes made to reporting laws in

Part of Early ECHO, three moms share their families experience with early intervention and navigating the world of Autism. They share their stories, what they wish providers would have known, barriers they faced, and their successes.

Part of Project SCOPE, Tami Curtis discusses trauma and mental health in a school setting. She discusses what trauma is, how agencies can create a psychologically safe environment for children, the importance of mental health awareness, and how to incorpo...

Part of USU Early ECHO, Kait Bennington discusses practical feeding strategies providers can use to help kids and families they work with.

Part of Project SCOPE, Camille Fung discusses what NOWS is, the history of the opioid epidemic, how it effects the babies, systems in place to help NICUs and providers work with children affected by NOWS, and much more.

Part of Early ECHO's 2023 Feeding Series, Pat Boyle discusses the typical feeding development of children from birth to three years old.

Part of Project SCOPE, Sarah Winters discusses child development and the role of developmental pediatricians when working with children with NOWS/NAS.

Part of Early ECHO's 2023 Feeding Series, April Litchford discusses solutions to picky eating.

Part of Early ECHO, Chelsey Reiter discusses helping kids transition to solid foods.

Part of Early ECHO, Ty Aller discussed dad involvement in early intervention.

Part of Early ECHO, Dana Childress discusses adult learning principles that every early interventionist should know.

Part of Early ECHO, Kevin Baird discusses newborn hearing screenings.

Part of Project SCOPE, Kyla Clark discusses the DCSF System and how it affects providers.

Part of LTSAE Diversity ECHO, Jason Fox discusses improving engagement and education around early intervention with Spanish and LatinX families.

Part of LTSAE Diversity ECHO, Christina Ledezma discusses cultural considerations in early social-emotional and behavior development.

Part of Project SCOPE, Lanae Kimber discusses empathy, having difficult conversations, trauma, and a lot more.

Janel Preston, Utah's Learn the Signs. Act Early. Ambassador joins us and discusses the 4 steps of early identification and the revised CDC milestones. She shares the reasoning behind the changes, how providers can use the milestones, and why they matter....

Part of Early ECHO, Page Maughan discusses apraxia and how it impacts children.

Part of LTSAE Diversity ECHO, Michelle Villalobos discusses autism and health disparities in developmental screening and identification in young children.

Part of Early ECHO, Denise Johnson discusses vision impairments. She explains different impairments providers might come across, resources and techniques to treat them, and so much more.

Part of Project SCOPE, Pat Boyle discusses trauma, substance exposure, and sensory concerns. She shares the technique for a swaddled bath, which some participants call a miracle worker.

Part of Project SCOPE, Karissa Macdonald and Vanessa Genova share their personal experiences with addiction, recovery, and fighting for their children.

Part of Early ECHO, Sydney Abbott discusses nutrition and the different considerations early childhood providers take into account.

Part of Early ECHO, Sydney Abbott discusses nutrition and the different considerations early childhood providers take into account.

Part of Project SCOPE, Madison Elliot and Britney Bird discusses trauma and the ARC framework, which stands for attachment, regulation, and competency. They discuss what trauma is, how it affects children, what the ARC framework is, and why it's important...

Part of Project SCOPE, Heather Sarin discusses implicit biases and how it effects those who work with babies and families affected by NOWS.

Part of Project SCOPE, Heather Sarin discusses implicit biases and how it effects those who work with babies and families affected by NOWS.

Part of Early ECHO, Dr. Lauren Ayala discusses early identification of cerebral palsy.

Part of Project SCOPE, Jamie Mecham discusses how trauma and substance exposure affects language development in children.

Part of Project SCOPE, Dr. Camille Fung, M.D. discusses what NOWS is, the history behind it, the effects of the opioid pandemic, and more.

Part of Early ECHO, Kristi Wees, MS discusses the Genetic Navigator Outreach Program at Mountain State Regional Genetic Network.

Part of Project SCOPE, Heidi Dutson, a certified prevention specialist, discusses moving prevention upstream and how to address risk and protective factors that impact healthy youth development.

Part of Project SCOPE, Dr. Casey Tak, PhD, MPH discusses substance use and the effects it has on fetal development during and after pregnancy.

During an Early ECHO session, Dr. Tom Higbee discusses what autism is and how we can better help children and families with autism so much more.

Part of Early ECHO, Curt Phillips discusses the basic of physical therapy. He shares suggestions and tips for early interventionists and other professionals to know when to refer families to a physical therapist.

Part of Early ECHO, Shelby Clark, MS, discusses functional communication and why it is so important.

Part of Early ECHO, Kirsten Aalberg discusses positioning and different ways providers can use low tech assistive technology within the early intervention field.

Part of Project SCOPE, Sue Olsen discusses systems of care and organizing the community of practice.

Part of Project SCOPE, Jamie Mecham discusses trauma and language outcomes. She discusses what trauma is, how it effects children, and what providers and healthcare workers can do to help.

Part of Early ECHO, Nancy Subrook-Goins discusses self care during uncertain times. She shares what self care is, why it's important, how we can do it, and so much more.

Part of Project SCOPE, Veronica Love and Samantha Smith discusses trauma and the ARC framework.

Part of Project SCOPE, Dr. Camille Fung discusses the epidemic Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome (NOWS).

Part of Early ECHO, Dr. Anne Larson discusses caregiver coaching via tele-practice to help encourage family engagement and positive child outcomes in early intervention.

Part of Project SCOPE, Katelyn Oliver discusses how to have difficult conversations with compassion.

Part of Project SCOPE, Heather Sarin discusses developmental monitoring and implicit bias.

Part of Early ECHO, Mary Beth Bruder discusses parents of children with disabilities in COVID-19.

Part of Project SCOPE, Heidi Peterson discusses moving prevention upstream and how to address risk and protective factors that impact healthy youth development.

Part of Project SCOPE, Marcela Smith discusses pregnancy for women with substance use disorders.

Part of Early ECHO, Megan Shelly discusses constraint induced movement therapy in pediatric practice.

Rural Utah’s early intervention professionals sometimes work in isolation. But outside of attending a conference, which takes time and money, they may have few opportunities to draw from other professionals’ expertise—until now.

Part of Early ECHO, Summer Gunn discusses routines-based interviews.

Part of Early ECHO, Larry Edelman discusses using technology to enhance early intervention services.

Part of Early ECHO, Stephanie Morgan discusses early intervention for deaf and hard of hearing children.

Part of Early ECHO, Katherine Pickard discusses Project ImPACT.

Part of Early ECHO, Katherine Pickard and Nicole Hendrix discuss supporting children with social communication delays and ASD.

Part of Early ECHO, Denise Johnson discusses vision impairments. She explains different impairments providers might come across, resources and techniques to treat them, and so much more.

Part of Early ECHO's 2023 Feeding Series, Pat Boyle discusses the typical development of children from birth to three years old.

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