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Guiding Early Intervention Services

The goal of the book is to provide a careful guide for families and professionals who work with young children with disabilities facing challenges and potential pitfalls that often occur when a child moves from one program or agency to another for services. The language, level of complexity, and thoroughness of the text suggest that the most likely audience would be early interventionists, especially front line managers and supervisors. I believe that families and those in higher level management positions would need a more abbreviated format. As the title suggests, the book is designed to build "bridges" where little or nothing exists to ensure continuity of services.