Spanish Forms for PC-CARE

Here are some of the individual PC-CARE Forms in Spanish. If you are being trained in PC-CARE, you will have access to the full Spanish Supplemental Materials. The link to the full materials is available on the page Phase II: Continuing Your PC-CARE Journey.

• Back to Handouts & Forms
• Fillable Handouts & Forms (English & Spanish)

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PC-CARE Forms En Español

• En Español – PRIDE Skills Handout
• En Espanol – How & Why of Daily CARE for Younger Children
• En Español – Babies & Toddlers Trauma-Related Behaviors Handout
• En Español – Ages 2 to 5 Stress Related Behaviors
• En Español – Ages 2 to 5 Trauma Related Behaviors
• En Español – Ages 6 to 10 Stress Related Behaviors
• En Español – Coping & Relaxation Skills Ages 2-6

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Fillable Forms en Español

• Spanish WACB 0-2
• Spanish WACB N

Strategies Questionnaires en Español

• Español Session 1 – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
• Español Session 2 – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 2 – Strategies Learned – Did They Work For Us?
• Español Session 3 – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 3 – Strategies Learned – Did They Work For Us?
• Español Session 4 – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 4 TODDLERS – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 4 – Strategies Learned – Did They Work For Us?
• Español Session 5 – Strategies Learned – Will They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 5 – Strategies Learned – Did They Work For Us?
  • Español Session 5 TODDLERS – Strategies Learned – Did They Work For Us?
• Español Session 6 – Which Strategies Worked Best / Liked the Most?

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