Infant Toddler Pyramid Model Part 2

The Pyramid Model for Infant-Toddler Social-Emotional Development is an evidence-
based framework designed to support the healthy development of young children by
fostering social-emotional competence, promoting positive relationships, and preventing
challenging behaviors. During this 5-part training, participants will receive interactive
learning experiences, hands-on activities, real-world application strategies, and access
to resources that support implementation in their daily practice. Additionally, case

studies will be used to explore talking about use of the Pyramid strategies as well as
practice time for integrating ideas into functional goals with families.
By the end of this training, attendees will be equipped with tools to foster social-
emotional well-being in infants and toddlers, creating a foundation for lifelong success.
Training Objectives:
Participants will:
✔ Understand the foundational principles of the Pyramid Model, including its tiered
approach to supporting social-emotional growth.
✔ Learn strategies for building nurturing and responsive relationships with infants,
toddlers, and families.
✔ Explore methods for creating high-quality, supportive environments that promote
emotional security and positive interactions.
✔ Identify ways to implement targeted social-emotional supports to help children
develop emotional regulation and social skills.
✔ Gain insight into individualized interventions for children who need additional
support.
✔ Understand the importance of family engagement and collaboration in promoting
social-emotional development.

 

This training event is eligible for 6.25 hours of State Continuing Education Clock
Hours (SCECHs), pending approval.

 

All 5 Parts of this training are required to receive SCECHs.

 

*Social work CEUs will also be available