ABC is an evidence-based parenting intervention for caregivers of infants and toddlers who have experienced early adversity. The program is endorsed by the MIECHV-Home Visiting Coalition, The California Evidence-Based Clearing House for Child Welfare, and SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices. In light of the evidence supporting the effectiveness of ABC, we are disseminating the program at multiple sites across the nation and internationally.

The ABC intervention is available for infants between 6 and 24 months of age (ABC-Infant), and for toddlers between 24 and 48 months (ABC-Toddler).

Mary Dozier, Ph.D., is the Amy E. du Pont Chair of Child Development at the University of Delaware. She is the Principal Investigator of the school’s Infant Caregiver Project. Her interests in understanding connections between experience, brain development, and behavior have led to the ABC Intervention techniques, a practical application of findings from years of research.

OUR STAFF

Our Dedicated Team of Staff, Researchers, & Scientists

ABC SUPERVISION CONSULTANTS

Clinical and ITM Supervisors

Lead Research Assistants

In-The-Moment (ITM) Supervisors

Emma Greenberg

Evan Kipp

Gabrielle Taubenfield

Haylee Jansen

Josh Friedman

Rachel Milberg

Shefali Waghray

Play Assessment Coders

Maria DePinto

Sheyla Artiga

Amy Hom

Elise Shealy

Jessica Harrison

Hayley Kutcher

Krupa Patel

Diana Ramirez

Jazmin Reyes

PCI/ER Coders

Emily Aniunas

Paige Bundschuh

Sarah Hayes

Yunqi He

Mel Hodor

Emily Murphy

Marissa Nardella

Pavani Peddada

Advith Sarikonda

Fatima Tahir

Shefali Waghray

Margot West

If you are interested and the ABC program model appears to be a good fit for your organization please contact us.