Regional Intervention Program (RIP)

Evidence Step: Strong Evidence Strong Evidence Two or more rigorous evaluations support the program model.
Department: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Priority Area: Strong Families and Communities

Program Description

The Regional Intervention Program (RIP) is a parent-implemented, professionally supported program for young children (2-6 years old) and their families experiencing challenging behaviors. This unique, internationally recognized program guides parents in learning the skills necessary to work with their own children, while they receive training and support from other RIP families.

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Details

Program Demographic: Infancy / Early Childhood, Children, Families
Delivery Setting: Other Community Setting, Outpatient
Current Participants: 614

Research

RIP utilizes similar methodology & theoretical model as PCIT. RIP also includes peer-to-peer interaction, and parent-to-parent peer support as integral pieces of the model. Has 7 citations for studies.
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy