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Our Mission

Our mission is to promote social and emotional development, foster resilience and build skills for school and life success in children birth through school-age, as well as to promote the resilience of the adults who care for them.

We accomplish this by doing research and producing resources for infants & toddlers, preschoolers, and adults. Our partnership with Aperture Education also bring social-emotional learning and resilience to school-age children.

We are also excited to share our resources for promoting resilience in vulnerable children & families at YourJourneyTogether.org as well as for dealing with challenging behavior in children at MoreFLIPIT.org.

Why Resilience?

Be sure to also watch our video montage to find out more about DCRC and learn about the importance of building resilience from an early age.

Adult Resilience & Head Start Alignment Now on e-DECA

Two new enhancements are now available to e-DECA users. Teachers can now assess their own resilience with the Devereux Adult Resilience Survey (DARS), and Head Start programs can see how e-DECA Strategies align with the new Head Start Outcomes Framework. e-DECA is a powerful tool to assist in building resilience in infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Learn more here.

Want School-Age SEL?

Aperture Education uses the Devereux Student Strengths Assessment (DESSA) as part of its comprehensive SEL solution for school-age children. Aperture and DCRC are close partners in the important work of building resilience and social-emotional skills in children in Kindergarten through High School. Learn more about Aperture Education at their website.

Study Indicates FLIP IT is an Effective Parenting Tool

The Center for School-Based Mental Health Programs at Miami University recently published an evaluation of the OH Department of Mental and Addiction Services’ state-wide pilot of the FLIP IT strategy. The researchers also reported that parents were “overwhelmingly satisfied” and “100% of the comments described positive outcomes.” Read the Executive Summary or Full Report.