ParentingSolutions Inc.
Experts in Consultation Services for Early Childhood and Infant Mental Health Professionals
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Developmental Coaching for your Early Childhood Workforce
- Professional Development & Individualized Training
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Technical Assistance and Grant Writing/Applications
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Expertise Includes Conference-Level Presentations
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Reflective Supervision/Consultation Services
Heidi S. Kranz, CEO
MS, IMH-ERS®
Empower Your Team. Transform early relational health. Elevate excellence.
(505) 366-4079
Heidi S. Kranz, CEO
MS, IMH-ERS®
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Resources
Here are some resources we have contributed to or utilize in our consultations.
Coach's Notebook:
Games and Strategies for Lactation Education
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Coach's Notebook: Games and Strategies for Lactation Education contains a wide variety of games and activities for teaching breastfeeding and human lactation. Each of the games included has been tried, tested, and refined by the author and other educators. For each game you'll find goals, ideal audiences, times to play, and specific instructions for making teaching and learning human lactation fun and informative.
Reflective SupervisionA Planning Tool for Home Visiting Supervisors
This report, "Reflective Supervision: A Planning Tool for Home Visiting Supervisors" (OPRE Report 2022-138), offers a comprehensive framework to enhance home visiting programs through reflective supervision. ​ It introduces a conceptual model with five key elements and provides a practical tool for supervisors to tailor their approach based on individual and contextual needs. ​ The tool guides supervisors through planning, conducting, and revisiting sessions to support home visitors' professional development and well-being. ​ Prepared by experts from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, this resource aims to improve the quality and outcomes of home visiting services.
"Child Find" is the affirmative, ongoing obligation of states and local districts to identify, locate, and evaluate all children with disabilities residing within the jurisdiction who are in need of special education and related services.
We believe that RSC promotes cultural humility, reduces burnout, and addresses implicit bias. Collectively, this has led to an extensive list of changes in a very short amount of time.