Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs)

Written plans that outline early intervention services and supports for infants or toddlers with developmental delays and their families.

Families that can adapt, cope, and recover positively from stress, challenges, or crises.

Family-centered model

An approach to services that focuses on the family’s strengths, needs, and involvement in decision-making.

Wraparound service systems

Coordinated support services that work together to meet a family’s comprehensive and individualized needs.

Family systems theory

A theory that views the family as an interconnected system where each member’s actions affect the whole family.

Family characteristics

The traits, structures, values, and patterns that define how a family functions.

Stress or tension that occurs when work and family responsibilities interfere with each other.

The ways family members communicate, relate to, and behave toward one another.

The roles and activities a family performs to support, care for, and socialize its members.

A legal relationship where a person (the guardian) is appointed to make decisions for someone who cannot make decisions for themselves.

Help, care, and encouragement received from family, friends, or the community.

Mindfullness interventions

Practices or programs that teach focused awareness and present-moment attention to reduce stress and improve well-being.

Behavioral Parent Training (BPT)

A program that teaches parents strategies to manage their child’s behavior through positive reinforcement and consistent discipline.

Family activity settings

Environments or contexts where families engage in shared routines, play, or everyday activities together.

A physical state of deep rest that reduces stress and counteracts the body’s “fight-or-flight” reaction.

Mindfulness-based positive behavior support (MBPBS)

A program combining mindfulness practices with positive behavior strategies to help caregivers reduce stress and support better behavior in children or individuals.

Journals or notebooks that move between family members, students, or participants to share thoughts, experiences, or information.

A formal legal proceeding to resolve disputes, often about special education or parental rights, ensuring fair treatment under the law.

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Chapter 4

Question	Answer
Individualized Family Service Plans (IFSPs)	Written plans that outline early intervention services and supports for infants or toddlers with developmental delays and their families.
Resilient Families	Families that can adapt, cope, and recover positively from stress, challenges, or crises.
Family-centered model	An approach to services that focuses on the family’s strengths, needs, and involvement in decision-making.
Wraparound service systems	Coordinated support services that work together to meet a family’s comprehensive and individualized needs.
Family systems theory	A theory that views the family as an interconnected system where each member’s actions affect the whole family.
Family characteristics	The traits, structures, values, and patterns that define how a family functions.
Work-family conflict	Stress or tension that occurs when work and family responsibilities interfere with each other.
Family Interactions	The ways family members communicate, relate to, and behave toward one another.
Family Functions	The roles and activities a family performs to support, care for, and socialize its members.
Guardianship	A legal relationship where a person (the guardian) is appointed to make decisions for someone who cannot make decisions for themselves.
Social support	Help, care, and encouragement received from family, friends, or the community.
Mindfullness interventions	Practices or programs that teach focused awareness and present-moment attention to reduce stress and improve well-being.
Behavioral Parent Training (BPT)	A program that teaches parents strategies to manage their child’s behavior through positive reinforcement and consistent discipline.
Family activity settings	Environments or contexts where families engage in shared routines, play, or everyday activities together.
Relaxation response	A physical state of deep rest that reduces stress and counteracts the body’s “fight-or-flight” reaction.
Mindfulness-based positive behavior support (MBPBS)	A program combining mindfulness practices with positive behavior strategies to help caregivers reduce stress and support better behavior in children or individuals.
Traveling Notebooks	Journals or notebooks that move between family members, students, or participants to share thoughts, experiences, or information.
Due process hearing	A formal legal proceeding to resolve disputes, often about special education or parental rights, ensuring fair treatment under the law.

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