Compassion & Care: Supporting Women with Substance Use Disorders and their Newborns FREE video

Learn how to support women with substance use disorders and their newborns. This FREE 45-minute video is narrated through a trauma-informed lens and supports the Eat, Sleep, Console model of care. Also, listen for the impact that a strengths-based practice can have on the families you serve. This compelling and informative video follows two women one in recovery, and the RN who cared for her at the hospital.

Parent-Child Relationship Programs, with Dr. Ira Kantrowitz-Gordon, developed this video to promote compassionate, quality care for mothers with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and their newborn infants with NOWS (Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal Syndrome). Data shows a significant national rise in OUD and babies with NOWS presenting at hospitals for labor and delivery. Dr. Kantrowitz-Gordon and Dr. Rizza Cea, both registered nurses, are the video instructors.

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We accept Visa, MasterCard or Wire Transfers. We cannot accept foreign checks. Reference Parent-Child Relationship Programs and the Customer Invoice # (CI) on your wire transfer. Add $25.00 for wire transfer fee.

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Do you provide training in the PCI Feeding & Teaching scales?

Parent-Child Relationship Programs teaches and prepares instructors in the NCAST Parent-Child Interaction (PCI) scales. Instructors then return home and provide workshops/learning opportunities in their communities. For a list of instructors in your area, state/neighboring state, please check out this page for a list of PCI Instructors.

May I purchase and use the PCI Feeding & Teaching Scales/Manuals without training?

No. You must be enrolled in a course being offered by a certified NCAST Instructor to purchase the materials. You must be trained, deemed reliable in your observations and be entered in the NCAST PCI International Registry to use the scales.

What materials do I need if I am taking a class in the PCI Feeding and/or Teaching Scales?

If you are enrolled in a class with an instructor who is teaching both the Feeding and Teaching Scales, you will want to order a PCI Set. Even if you are taking the Feeding Scale course first and plan to complete the course with the Teaching Scale at a later date, it is more cost effective for you to order the set rather than the individual items. Please check with your instructor for specific information about which materials you need to order. Be sure to have the name of your instructor readily available when ordering.

Do you teach Promoting First Relationships in my area? Do I need training to purchase and/or implement the program?

Workshops in how to begin using Promoting First Relationships Curriculum are offered virtually several times per year. You are not required to take the course to utilize the program. However, most practitioners are very busy and find it difficult to make the time to learn a new curriculum by reading and processing on their own. The virtual course gives you instruction about the concepts and materials, including video examples, case studies, guidance and practice in using the curriculum. On-site/virtual training is available for 25 participants. Beyond the workshop, there is also a mentored distance learning option that practitioners can complete in order to become certified in this evidence-based model. Please contact pcrp@uw.edu for more information.

Do you teach Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy in my area? Do I need training to purchase and/or implement the program?

There is usually at least two virtual courses in Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy offered per year. You are not required to take the course to purchase or use the materials with families. We find that many people who work with families are able to understand the broad scope of this program and ease of implementation through our virtual course. On-site training for your agency is available. Please check the Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy page for more information about bringing this training to your community.