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ICDL Recommended Books
ICDL Recommended Books
This section contains a list of recommended books, by members of the ICDL Advisory Board and the DIR® Faculty, that are not available through our online bookstore. If the books are available through Amazon.com, we have included a direct link to the Amazon page where you can purchase the book. When you use this link, ICDL will receive a percentage of the proceeds from the sale. It’s a free, safe, and easy way to support ICDL.
DIRFloortime® Video Training Series
DIRFloortime® Video Training Series
Stanley Greenspan, M.D. and Serena Wieder, PhD. created a wonderful Floortime Training DVD set that is available online through Vimeo on demand. The 3-part video training series offers an introduction to DIR and Floortime.
Click here to rent the videos on demand for six months.
Click Here to purchase the full 3 part training series with all videos and manuals on a convenient small key chain sized USB drive. The Original 13 DVD Floortime Training DVD Set is Available on Amazon by Clicking Here.
The Functional Emotional Assessment Scale (FEAS)
The Functional Emotional Assessment Scale (FEAS)
The Functional Emotional Assessment Scale by Stanley Greenspan, Georgia DeGangi, & Serena Wieder enables clinicians, educators, and researchers to observe and measure emotional and social functioning in infants, young children, and their families. Historically, the complexity of emotional functioning has been difficult to measure and assess. The FEAS meets this longstanding need of the field. The FEAS conceptualizes, operationalizes, and measures in a reliable and valid manner:
The full range of emotional functioning of infants, young children, and their families.
Naturally occurring emotional interactions between infants, children, and caregivers in a variety of settings, including home and school.
Both easily observable emotional behaviors and the subtle, more difficult to measure, deeper levels of emotional functioning.
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ICDL Clinical Practice Guidelines
ICDL Clinical Practice Guidelines
Increasing numbers of young children are presenting with non-progressive developmental disorders involving compromises in the capacity to relate, communicate, and think. These disorders involve many different areas of developmental functioning, ranging from planning motor actions and comprehending sounds to generating ideas and reflecting on feelings. New research and clinical observations are making it possible to more fully identify these functional developmental capacities and, thereby, characterize each child and family according to their unique profile. Most important, these new observations enable clinicians to individualize assessment and intervention approaches in response to the child- and family-specific question, "WHAT IS THE BEST APPROACH FOR A GIVEN CHILD AND FAMILY?"
Over the years, the disciplines that work with developmental disorders have constructed a large body of research and clinical experience on the functional developmental capacities that are impaired in disorders of relating, thinking and communicating. This knowledge, however, needed to be brought together and organized. In response to this need, The International Council on Developmental and Learning Disorders (ICDL) launched an initiative to systematize current clinical knowledge, including both research and the clinical experience of disciplines such as speech pathology, developmental pediatrics, neurology, occupational and physical therapy, psychology, social work, special education, and child psychiatry. The result of this effort is the ICDL CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES.
To promote the widest possible use of the Clinical Practice Guidelines for the benefit of infants, children, and families with special needs, any information from this volume may be downloaded and disseminated without charge.
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