Choose materials for a family conversation, a referral or a team discussion. Each collection includes complete guides and tools you can read online or print for use within your professional role.

Begin with the caregiver's priority, look at a recent situation and discuss an option together. The conversation guide offers example openings and ways to check understanding. A relevant family guide supplies the explanation; the tool records a step the family chooses.
Use the referral sheet to record the provider, confirmed details, unanswered questions and the person who will make contact. Its fictional example shows how to leave eligibility unconfirmed rather than promise a service the provider has not offered.
Choose the section that addresses the family's question, read it together if useful and offer the complete material to take away. Early learning collections include specific conversation and activity cards, with the instructions needed to use them.
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Three learning outlines cover opening a conversation, making a referral and choosing a resource. The complete session pack provides preparation, timed steps, fictional practice situations and prompts to review what the team would change.
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These are educational and practice materials, not validated screening instruments, treatment protocols or accredited courses. Keep private family records within your organization's approved process. Ask for permission before discussing options or sharing information beyond the conversation.