Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Transdisciplinary Approach?
Why are families so important in the Transdisciplinary Approach?
What are the benefits of this approach?
How can I be sure my child is getting what (s)he needs?
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WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF THIS APPROACH?

• The most important part of a TRANSDISCIPLINARY Approach is developing strong, supportive relationships between families and early intervention providers. By using a TRANSDISCIPLINARY Approach, one primary person - the primary service provider - focuses on forming this relationship with you and your child. In this way (s)he has an opportunity to get to know your child and family, and can better monitor any changes and needs.
• By using a TRANSDISCIPLINARY Approach, the primary service provider works with you on all areas of your child's development through play and daily activities.
• Your primary service provider will work with your family to develop skills that will help your child's development. (S)he will answer questions, model activities, and offer creative suggestions your family can use in your daily life.