PC-CARE Forms
• Fillable Forms for Telehealth PC-CARE
The forms located below are regular PDFs to be printed. To find the fillable versions, follow the link above. The fillable versions can be downloaded and filled out on any computer.
• PC-CARE Forms in Spanish
Find individual forms in Spanish here. If you are being trained in PC-CARE, you will have access to the full Spanish Supplemental Materials.
Handouts & Forms for PC-CARE — For Providers
- PC-CARE Client Log – Documentation
- PC-CARE Satisfaction Survey – Printable version
- 12-Minute PC-CARE Coding Sheet (PRE and POST)
- PC-CARE Flyer: What Is PC-CARE?
- PC-CARE Syllabus: 6 Weeks
- WACB 0-2 (Ages 0-2 ONLY)
- WACB-N
- Family Life Questionnaire
- Daily CARE Weekly Handout
- PC-CARE Graduation Certificate – Printable
- PC-CARE Graduation Certificate – Fillable
- All Session Coding Sheets – Printable
- Click here to find Fillable Individual Coding Sheets – Fillable
PRIDE & Daily CARE — For Parents
- PRIDE Skills Handout
- The How & Why of Daily CARE: For Younger Children
- The How & Why of Daily CARE: For Older Children
Pre-Treatment Behavior Didactics (Stress, Trauma & Difficult Behaviors) — Parent Handouts
- Babies & Toddlers (0-2) Trauma-Related Behaviors Handout
- Babies & Toddlers (0-2) Stress-Related Behaviors Handout
- Ages 2 to 5 Stress-Related Behaviors Handout
- Ages 2 to 5 Trauma-Related Behaviors Handout
- Ages 6 to 10 Trauma-Related Behaviors Handout
- Ages 6 to 10 Stress-Related Behaviors Handout
Session Strategies — Parent Handouts
- Session 1 Strategies to Manage Behavior
- Session 2 Strategies to Manage Behavior
- Session 3 Strategies to Manage Behavior
- Session 4 Strategies to Manage Behavior
- Session 5 Strategies to Manage Behavior
- Session 6 All Strategies to Manage Behavior & PRIDE
- Session 6: Problem Behaviors & Solutions Handout
Other Handouts & Forms for Parents
- Feeding Problems for Children
- Body Safety Rules (English)
- Body Safety Rules (Spanish)
- Developmental Milestones for Ages 0-3
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