Early Intervention Project ECHO

What is Project ECHO?

We use the Project ECHO model (Extension for Community Health Outcomes) to build mentoring-based learning networks that connect subject matter experts to Early Intervention providers and supervisors across Virginia.

Quotes from Early Intervention Project ECHO Participants:

• "I enjoyed the format with the presentation and then a system level need and the collaboration of ideas"
• "I loved the structure of the meetings and the facilitation. It was very well organized, and the format lent itself to discussion and problem solving amongst a large group of people online. Not an easy feat!"
• "The presentation and discussions kept me engaged in learning."

Early Intervention Project ECHO at VCU Health

Past ECHO Clinic (no longer offering):

• LSM/Program Administrator EI AUTISM ECHO to help address system level issues and solutions related to serving and supporting children 0-3 with a diagnosis of autism and their families.
• Social Emotional ECHO for Early Intervention providers to help them learn strategies to support families, infants, and toddlers specifically around infant mental health and social-emotional well-being.

For more information on the Early Intervention Project ECHO at VCU, please contact Jackie Robinson Brock at robinsonjb3@vcu.edu.

Content posted within the Early Intervention Project ECHO is made possible by funding from the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services (DBHDS).