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Chapter 4
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Individualized family service plans (IFSPs) | A plan mandated by PL 99-457 to provide services for young children (under 3) with disabilities and their family: drawn up my professionals and parents |
| Family-centered model | A consumer driven model that encourages the family to make its own decisions with respect to services while mobilizing resources and supports for the families goals. |
| Wraparound service systems | Involve using not only educational services but also available community services (mental health, social welfare) in order to meet the individualized needs of children and their families. |
| Family systems theory | Stresses that the individual's behavior is best understood in the context of the family and the family's behavior is best understood in the context of other social systems. |
| Work Family conflict | refers to situations in which the demand of work interfere with the demands of the family and vise versa. |
| Family Interactions | a competent of the Turnbull's family systems model refers to how cohesive and adaptable the family is. |
| Cohesion | refers to the degree to which an individual family member is free to act independently of other family members. |
| Adaptability | refers to the degree to which families are able to change their modes of interactions when they encounter unusual or stressful situations. |
| Family Functions | are the numerous routines in which families engage to meet their many and diverse needs- economic, daily care, social, medical and educational. |
| Family life cycle | a component of the Turnbull's family systems model: consist of birth and early childhood, childhood adolescence and adulthood. |
| Guardianship | One persona has authority, granted by the courts to make decisions for another person |
| Mindful interventions | practice of attending to the present moment without evaluation; can be used to address parents problems in dealing with stress or strategies for them to use in managing their children. |
| Behavioral parent training (BPT) | parent inte4rventions that concentrate on training parents to use behavior principles to modify their child's difficult behavior |
| Family activity settings | activities that families routinely engage in such as mealtimes and seasonal celebrations, can be focal points for the implementation's for PBS |
| relaxation response | a psychological reaction consisting of increasing metabolism, deepening br4eathing, reducing muscle tension, and constricting blood vessels, a counter to stress often accompanying meditation. |
| Mindfulness-based positive behavior support (MBPBS) | an intervention for parents and families of children with disabilities; a combination of mindfulness-based stress reduction and positive behavior support. |
| Traveling notebooks | a system of communication in which parents and professionals write messages to each other by way of notebook or log that accompanies the child to and from school |
| Due process hearing | a non-court proceeding held before an impartial hearing officer |
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