Helping Families Thrive: The Help Me Grow Goal Concordant Care Study Through the Lens of the Centralized Access

The Help Me Grow National Center (HMG) conducted a year-long Goal Concordant Care Study to explore how aligning early childhood system support with families’ goals can not only prevent negative outcomes for young children, but also help them thrive. HMG Orange County, California was one of three HMG systems in the study that tested the impact of integrating motivational interviewing as a strategy to elicit, document and share parent’s goals as a systematic enhancement to their HMG Centralized Access Point work. In this new blog post, HMG Orange County provides an inside look at their experience testing motivational interviewing, the challenges they encountered along the way and the impact this work has had on their support to families with young children. Read the blog here, and share.