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Where Intervention Happens: A Routines-Based Approach for Young Children with Disabilities

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Presented by Dr. Robin McWilliam, EIEIO at The University of Alabama and Cami Stevenson, Multnomah Early Childhood Program
The purpose of DEC’s recommended practices is to bridge the research to practice gap, thereby enhancing the development of young children with delays and disabilities.
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