YRPSLP and PRT Services Flowchart

List of children on PRT shared with YRPSLP Clinical Coordinator (which is to beshared with YRPSLP staff)
List of children in MTW shared with EIS Supervisors (which is to be shared with EIS staff)
Prior to enrollment in PRT/MTW, referring SLP/caseload EI to consult to
determine appropriateness of referral
Family participates in PRT/MTW
6 week consolidation period (minimum) follow both programs where no YRPSLP/PRT intervention
is provided (with exception of initial speech ax)
Caseload EI to connect with PRT SLP for all children following final PRT home visit to
discuss next steps in YRPSLP program. PRT EI to share report with YRPSLP

YRPSLP SERVICE CONSIDERATIONS

Has the child/

family attended
MTW/*SCIPS?

YES

Has the child had an

ax with YRPSLP?

Ax with SLP
familiar with PRT
(if possible)

*MTW does not fit

familys needs

YES, or NO b/c *program

NO, and suitable does not fit familys needs

MTW meets familys needs

What is the level of

vocal contingency?

MTW/*SCIPS

Any vocalization
(unintentional, or
intentional)
-For children making
minimal progress
-Discuss AAC approach with
team as early as 6 weeks
post-PRT (before or at final
PRT meeting with family)

NO

MTW/*SCIPS

Specific
vocalizations

BMTW (own
agenda and
requesters)

PBLS Individual
Therapy

*MTW/SCIPS may not suit the familys needs,

if, for example:
-It is decided through discussion with EI and SLP
that continuation of PRT strategies is in the best
interest of the child/family (i.e., the family is doing
well with engaging the child across activities with
PRT involvement)
- The family is given all information to make an
informed choice, and feel strongly that they would
like to continue with PRT approach

Intentional Word
Approximations +

PBLS Consultation

BMTW (own
agenda and
requesters)

PBLS paired (if

appropriate)
Early
Communicators

PBLS Individual

PBLS Consultation

-Does team agree to try AAC?

YES

AAC consultation,
or PECS

NO

*SCIPS = Social Communication

and Interaction through Parent
Strategies group. To be offered
when family will never be able to
attend a MTW (i.e., evening
commitment, etc.)