NEQCA Providers: Encourage Parents To Attend IEP For Home Seminar Series

September 25, 2020

NEQCA is pleased to announce The IEP for Home seminar series. All pediatricians and family practice physicians in our Network are encouraged to recommend the series to any parent – particularly those whose children have developmental and behavioral health conditions.

 

Many children benefit from an Individualized Education Program (IEP) at school. IEP for Home is useful to all children, not only those who have an IEP at school. Parents may use IEP for Home to teach their children the skills that are needed for a successful day at school.

 

The IEP for Home seminar series provides detailed psychoeducation to parents about the skills that all children need to build. The series also will address the issue of parents-as-teachers, given the prevalence of remote learning during the COVID-19 era. Seminar topics will include: 

  1. Positive relationship with parents
  2. Good sleeping habits
  3. Good eating habits
  4. Schedules and routine
  5. Rules
  6. Friendships
  7. Homework

 

Seminars are scheduled on the following Mondays from 7-8 p.m.:

 

  • December 7
  • January 4
  • February 1
  • March 1
  • April 12
  • May 3

 

Zoom Meeting Link: https://zoom.us/j/98509914811?pwd=UnpLZFAyM1B3VEVIbEgydDVsVEFDdz09

Meeting ID: 985 0991 4811

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NEQCA is collaborating with Erik von Hahn and the Center for Children with Special Needs, Division of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Tufts Medical Center. Learn more here.

 

New England Quality Care Alliance is a network of community and academic physicians dedicated to providing comprehensive, innovative, high-quality and affordable health care that brings value to their patients and the community. NEQCA comprises more than 500 primary care physicians and pediatricians, along with more than 1,100 specialists, located in practices across Eastern Massachusetts. NEQCA is part of Tufts Medical Center, the principal teaching hospital for Tufts University School of Medicine and the Floating Hospital for Children, the full service children’s hospital of Tufts Medical Center and the principal pediatric teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine.