What is Early Intervention Family Support?
Early Intervention Family Support Workers have a good
understanding of child development, family life and parenting and
can help you in lots of ways:
- Give you a chance to be listened to
- Help with difficult behaviour and feelings
- Discuss different ways of parenting and introduce new
ideas
- Help find a way forward that's right for you
Your Early Intervention Family Support Worker will listen to what
you have to say and work with you to come up with a plan to improve
the situation. It may be something you can deal with on your own
but you might want some support, which could be:
- Working with your family together or individually
with parents or children
- Learning together as a family.
- Pointing you in the right direction, for example to the
Citizens Advice Bureau or health services.
- You and the school working together
Your Early Intervention Family Support Worker is here to have a
chat and to help if you need it. You can talk to them at home,
at school or wherever you feel comfortable.
This page was last reviewed 12 October 2011 at 13:07.
The page is next due for review 9 April 2013.