Routines-Based Home Visits
Getting Ready Approach
The Getting Ready Approach, as it was adopted by Nebraska Part C programs, utilizes early intervention home visits as the context for implementation. The Approach is a child and parent-focused intervention focused on improving child outcomes. Key components include: 1) strengthening relationships between parent and child, and parent and professional; and 2) building parent competencies for enhancing parent-child interactions.
Learn more about the Getting Ready Approach for Routines-Based Home Visits
Learn more about the Nebraska Getting Ready Home Visit Training Practices
Learn more about Using Natural Learning Opportunities in Home Visits
Getting Ready Module 1
Getting Ready Module 1 Handouts and Video
Getting Ready Pre-Training Home Visit Videos
These modules are only accessible to planning regions who have attended the Getting Ready Home Visit training provided by the state
Getting Ready Online Training Modules
Integrating Getting Ready into Services Coordination Documentation
Below are exemplar home visit clips from Nebraska early intervention providers and services coordinators illustrating the Getting Ready Approach to quality routines-based home visits. The password is the same as the one for the Getting Ready Online Modules.
These webinar recordings are intended to enhance early intervention professionals' between visit communication, a key means of supporting parents and caregivers between home visits with providers and services coordinators. Being intentional about planning for this bi-directional communication, extends intervention across time, particularly where there are the most opportunities for parents and caregivers to create change.
PRT 5 Getting Ready TORSH orientation 12-6-23