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Contract
Approved Date
03/21/2017
Control Number
2017-037C18
Agenda Item Number
8.C.
Entity Name
Tykes and Teens, Inc.
Subject
Grant contract for Infant Mental Health
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PROGRAM HEADER - COVER PAGE <br /> Organization Name ' <br /> Tykes & Teens, Inc. <br /> Executive Director' E-mail * <br /> Jettrey Shearer jefi@tykesandteens.org <br /> Address * Telephone • <br /> 3577 SW Corporate Parkway, Palm City, Fl. 34990 (772) 220-3439 <br /> Fax <br /> (772) 220-3484 <br /> Program Director• E-mail * <br /> Heidy Garcia heidy@tykesandteens.org <br /> Address Telephone • <br /> 3577 SW Corporate Parkway, Palm City, Fl. 34990 (772) 220-3439 <br /> Fax <br /> (772) 220-3484 <br /> Program Title • <br /> Infant Mental health <br /> Priority Need Area Addressed * <br /> Early Childhood Development, Build Parent Capacity <br /> Brief Description of the Program * <br /> To provide infant mental health services to children 0-5 and their families. Infant mental health utilizes an evidenced <br /> based practice called Child Parent Psychotherapy. Child Parent Psychotherapy is a dyadic treatment model that <br /> works with the infant and their primary caregiver. A developmental assessment as well as trauma history of the <br /> child and the primary caregivers history is collected. This model recognizes how trauma plays a role in the child's <br /> development and attachment. Through teaching the primary caregiver the meaning of behavior, enhancing safety <br /> and learning emotional regulation skills, the child will be able to gain a normal developmental trajectory. This means <br /> the child will be able to learn, socialize adequately and manage their feelings to be a productive student in school <br /> and in life. <br /> • <br /> 2017044 Page 3 of 25 05/03/2017 <br />
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