school health services
drug prevention programs
Early intervention (EI) is best seen as a system of multidisciplinary services designed to support those family interactions that enhance optimal development of children ages birth to three years. The benefits of such a system include remediating existing developmental difficulties, preventing the future effect of these difficulties, alleviating potential delays, limiting the development of additional handicaps, and promoting improved family functioning. [Source: Encyclopedia of School Psychology; Early Intervention]
early intervention
concepts
general terms (classroom intervention)