The Early Intervention Training Program (EITP) at the University of Illinois exists to support early interventionists in their work with families by providing professional development opportunities in a variety of formats. EITP also collaborates with the OneOp Family Development Early Intervention (FDEI) team by co-sponsoring and providing continuing education credit for the OneOp FDEI webinars.
EITP has many course offerings that cover a wide variety of topics, many in which the OneOp FDEI audience has expressed interest. Supporting social-communication skills, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, and early motor delays for children with cerebral palsy are just some of the suggestions our team heard from you. EITP’s winter calendar offers webinars on each topic.
The OneOp FDEI team is thankful for the collaborative relationship with EITP. We hope you will find their webinars and trainings useful to your practice.
Note: There is a small fee for these trainings. The CE credits EITP supplies are recognized in Illinois for state licensure credit and EI credit hours. If you are not an Illinois licensed provider, please check with your licensure agency as your state may recognize the credit EITP supplies.
This post was written by Robyn DiPietro-Wells & Michaelene Ostrosky, PhD, members of the OneOp FD Early Intervention team, which aims to support the development of professionals working with military families. Find out more about OneOp FD concentration on our website, on Facebook, on Twitter, YouTube, and on LinkedIn.
