Early Intervention and Assessment Course

Early Intervention and Assessment for Infants and young children at high risk of neurodevelopmental problems– a practical and evidence-based approach.

This course is a comprehensive overview of assessment and early intervention from birth to 12 months encompassing the Ei SMART approach.

This updated early intervention course will be delivered in 2 parts.

Part 1 will be delivered virtually starting in February 2021 and will be the equivalent of 3 days of education time.  There will be an initial ‘real-time half-day' via zoom, followed by a series of presentations available remotely and regular tutorials with course tutors online. 

Part 2 will consist of 3 days in June 2021 at Cerebral Palsy Cymru, Cardiff, Wales and will focus on translating acquired knowledge into practical skills working with babies/infants and their families with guidance and support from the course tutors.

Please note - the exact dates of this course are to be confirmed. We will inform participants who have registered to attend the exact dates and times as soon as we possibly can. 

This course provides essential training for physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and speech and language therapists working with high-risk infants in the NICU and in the community during the first year of life.

The course is led by the highly experienced early intervention course tutors, Christine Barber and Betty Hutchon.

The cost of this course is £1,055. 

You can pay the total in full, in installments, or via an invoice. Exact details of payment methods will be sent to you upon registering your interest in the course. 

To register your interest, please click on the 'book now' button. 

Please note - when you click 'book now' this will be to register your interest in the course. You will then receive an email with further information regarding the course and a registration form, including payment details. 

If you have any questions regarding this course or if you would like further information, please email Anne Cleall annec@cerebralpalsycymru.org