Copy of the SPFS-2 concrete supports survey
Copy of the SPFS-2 Survey retrospective version.
A copy of the SPFS-2 traditional tool
A story about asking for help by Vadonna Williams. To download the audio version of this story, visit: https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/just-ask-utilizing-resources-can-make-a-difference
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A story about fatherhood and building bridges between programs and minority communities by Anthony Queen. To download the audio version of this story, visit: https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/force-multiplier
A story about fatherhood and accessing services by David Armstrong. To download the audio version of this story, visit: https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/making-the-invisible-visible
A story about asking for help by Vadonna Williams. To download the audio version of this story, visit: https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/just-ask-utilizing-resources-can-make-a-difference
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2020 Evaluation Brief on Evidence-based Parent Education program – Triple P – Positive Parenting Program funded by the CBCAP State Lead Agency.
The retrospective version of the original Protective Factors Survey.
This lesson explains FRIENDS development of the PFS-2, how it varies from the original PFS, and how to decide which version to use, PFS or
This lesson examines each subscale and its individual items as well as their response category formats. It explains the differences between the traditional, true pre
This lesson explains general tips and options on administering the survey, preparing the paper and pencil surveys, presenting the surveys to parents and caregivers, and
This lesson explains how PFS-2 respondent ratings are converted to numbers, how to calculate individual subscale scores, and group subscale means. * Note: If you
This lesson discusses how to use PFS-2 results for continuous quality improvement purposes and interpretation of the PFS-2 data.
This lesson features the PFS-2 developers responding to frequently asked questions regarding the PFS-2. Handouts: FAQ’s for the Video
In this episode, Dr. Paul Lanier has a conversation with Dr. Lindsay Huffhines about unique stressors for families during these difficult times and practical tips
In this episode, Dr. Paul Lanier has a conversation with Julie Smith and Brooklyn Crawford, Clinical Home Visitors based in eastern North Carolina about challenges
Wisconsin Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board shares their Prevention Month E-Newsletter that contains links and strategies regarding Knowledge of Parenting and Child Development.
The Spanish adaptation of the original Protective Factors Survey.
An illustrated story about parents and grandparents working together to parent children by Dawn. To download the audio version of this story, visit https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/grandparent-co-parent-story
A story about parents and grandparents working together to parent children by Dawn. To download the audio version of this story, visit https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/grandparent-co-parent-story
A story about neglect and its impact by Dawn. To download the audio version of this story, visit https://soundcloud.com/user-616990317/story-of-neglect
Retrospective version of the Protective Factors Survey version 2
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This month’s webinar reviews the history of the PFS and the subsequent development of the Protective Factors Survey, 2nd Edition (PFS-2). Presenter: Mallory Rousseau Research
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