Individuals family service plans (IFSPs)

A plan mandate y PL 99-457 to provide services for young children with disabilities and their family.

Family centered Model

A consumer-driven model that encourages the family to make its own decisions with respect to service while mobilizing resources and supports family goals.

Wraparound service system

Involved using not only educational service but also available community services.

Stresses that the individual's behavior is best understood in context of family and the family's behavior.

Family characteristics

A component of the Turnbulls' family system model; includes type and severity of the disabilities as well as such things as size and cultural background.

Refers to situations in which demands of work interfere with the demands of family or vice versa.

A component of the Turnbulls' Family system model;refers to cohesion and adaptable the family is.

Includes such things as economic, daily care, social, medical, and educational needs.

Consistent of birth and early childhood, adolescence and adulthood.

A legal term that gives a person the authority to make a decisions for another person.

Emotional, informational, or material aid provided to a person or a family.

Mindfulness interventions

Practice of attending to present moment without evaluations. Can be used to address parents problem in dealing with stress and strategies.

Behavioral Parent training

Parent interventions that concentrate on training parents to use behavioral principles.

Family activity settings

Activities that families routinely engage in such as mealtimes and seasonal celebrations.

A psychological response consisting increasing metabolism, deepening breathing, reducing muscle tension and constricting blood vessels.

Mindfulness-based Positive Behavior Support (MBPBS)

An intervention for parents and families of childrens with disabilities.

A system of communication in which parents and professionals write messages to each other by of a notebook or log that accompanies the child to and from school.

A non-court proceeding held before an impartial hearing.

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Chapter 4

Terms and Definition

Term	Definition
Individuals family service plans (IFSPs)	A plan mandate y PL 99-457 to provide services for young children with disabilities and their family.
Family centered Model	A consumer-driven model that encourages the family to make its own decisions with respect to service while mobilizing resources and supports family goals.
Wraparound service system	Involved using not only educational service but also available community services.
Family system theory	Stresses that the individual's behavior is best understood in context of family and the family's behavior.
Family characteristics	A component of the Turnbulls' family system model; includes type and severity of the disabilities as well as such things as size and cultural background.
Work-family conflict	Refers to situations in which demands of work interfere with the demands of family or vice versa.
Family interactions	A component of the Turnbulls' Family system model;refers to cohesion and adaptable the family is.
Family functions	Includes such things as economic, daily care, social, medical, and educational needs.
Family life cycle	Consistent of birth and early childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
Guardianships	A legal term that gives a person the authority to make a decisions for another person.
Social supports	Emotional, informational, or material aid provided to a person or a family.
Mindfulness interventions	Practice of attending to present moment without evaluations. Can be used to address parents problem in dealing with stress and strategies.
Behavioral Parent training	Parent interventions that concentrate on training parents to use behavioral principles.
Family activity settings	Activities that families routinely engage in such as mealtimes and seasonal celebrations.
Relaxation response	A psychological response consisting increasing metabolism, deepening breathing, reducing muscle tension and constricting blood vessels.
Mindfulness-based Positive Behavior Support (MBPBS)	An intervention for parents and families of childrens with disabilities.
Traveling notebooks	A system of communication in which parents and professionals write messages to each other by of a notebook or log that accompanies the child to and from school.
Due process hearing	A non-court proceeding held before an impartial hearing.

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