Parent-Child Relationship Programs and products are used internationally across many disciplines.
Our Programs
Parent-Child Relationship Programs at the Barnard Center is a leader in the development and dissemination of research based workshops, assessments, and intervention programs to promote nurturing environments for young children.
Promoting First Relationships®
An evidence-based curriculum for service providers, to help parents and other caregivers meet the social and emotional needs of young children.
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Valid and reliable assessments for measuring parent-child interaction with an extensive body of research across disciplines.
See morePromoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy
Promoting Maternal Mental Health During Pregnancy assists pregnant women in moving beyond the physical dimensions of pregnancy to the emotional and psychological challenges they face.
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BabyCues® - A Child's First Language
An innovative intervention tool (DVD and cards) that help parents, home visitors and other caregivers be more “tuned in” to their infant and young child’s feelings by learning to understand and respond to their behavioral cues.
See moreKeys to Infant Caregiving
Research based program that provides important information on newborn and infant behavior.
See morePromoting First Relationships® in Pediatrics
A university based program adapted by pediatricians to help pediatric primary care providers support stable and secure early parent-child relationships.
See moreSleep/Activity Program
The Sleep/Activity Program provides information and strategies health care professionals and caregivers can use to promote predictable behaviors in babies and toddlers through activities and routines, while explaining the importance of promoting self-regulation.
See morePersonal Environment Assessments
Useful tools which allow systematic assessment of the family’s environment.
See moreAttachment DVD
DVD for professionals showing how attachment develops in the first year of life and how this important process of building a secure attachment is very much the same across families.
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We look forward to talking with you!
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Phone
206-543-8528
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Business hours
Monday – Friday
7:30am – 4pm
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E-mail
pcrp@uw.edu
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Mailing Address
Parent-Child Relationship ProgramsUniversity of Washington - Box 357231
Seattle, WA 98195-7231
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Office Address
Parent-Child Relationship ProgramsUniversity of Washington
Health Sciences Building F-346
Seattle, WA 98195-7231
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