Thanks for the great feedback, Michelle! I’m so excited to hear that you found the information to be practical enough that you REALLY can use it with families. I’d love to hear more about how it goes with transitioning from your toys to focusing on the family’s activities. Please keep me posted!

I love what Amy’s doing with using the blog posts in her trainings. If any of these topics stimulate discussion, then that’s what it’s all about!

First of all, I loved the article because it gives real information that can be used in sessions with families. Actually, since our training, I used this very information in my sessions with my families and they have these great expressions on their faces when we talk about how we are going to “stop” working with my toys and really work on and focus on their concerns.

Secondly, during our training, the participants liked this article. It created a lot of discussion around how intervention looks for the people that haven’t begun to practice yet and for those that have been at it a while, we talked about what works. Helping families try out strategies that impact them on a daily basis works much better.