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Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy
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Keys to Caregiving
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Sleep Activity Program
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Personal Environment Assessment Scales
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Relationship Coding Systems
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NCAST-AVENUW is a self-sustaining program at the University of Washington affiliated with the School of Nursing and the Center on Human Development and Disability and the Center on Infant Mental Health & Development. We disseminate and develop innovative research-based products and training programs for practitioners and researchers in many disciplines and settings which can be used with typically developing children, those at risk for developmental delays and those diagnosed with special needs. Our Mission is to give professionals, parents and other caregivers the knowledge and skills to provide nurturing environments for young children.

Nurse Family Partnership
Seattle Training 2008

Information for new NFP Sites

Training in the NCAST-AVENUW PCI Scales is one of the components of the Nurse Family Partnership Program. Find out how to get started.

 

Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy August 4 & 5, Seattle, WA

A 2-day Learner's Workshop
Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy gives professionals the knowledge and tools to help pregnant women move beyond the physical dimensions of pregnancy in order to deal with the emotional and psychological challenges they face and help improve the chances of a healthier parent-child relationship.

Promoting First Relationships October 27-29 Seattle, WA

A 3-day Learner's Workshop
Promoting First Relationships gives professionals the knowledge, tools and strategies to support and guide caregivers in building nurturing and responsive relationships with children.