Parent implemented interventions (PII) consist of practitioners collaborating with, training, and coaching parents to implement evidence-based practices (EBPs) with their children throughout daily routines and activities.
PII involves modeling, coaching, and collaborating with parents in the process of training parents to implement evidence-based practices (EBPs) throughout daily routines and activities with their children with ASD.
Practitioners should use parent implemented interventions (PII) to train and coach parents to implement EBPs with their children throughout daily routines and activities. Parents are the primary implementers of PII, however, practitioners play a crucial role as the coach, encourager, and information provider.
Imitate what my child is doing
Follow my child’s lead
Allow my child to make choices
Play back and forth with sounds and objects
Expand on what my child is already doing
Use my child’s preferred items and interests in pla
Training on how to use PII during COVID
Using EBP's at Home and In Community
Strategies to Support Learning New Routines
Using Video Modeling at Home
How Educators can Support Students with Autism during DL