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The aim is to evaluate and adapt the ENVISAGE program for service providers and parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities.

February 6, 2026Open Access

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ENabling VISions And Growing Expectations (ENVISAGE): Co-development and feasibility of an “integrated” version of ENVISAGE for service providers and parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities

ASAlice Kelen SoperMcMaster University Medical Centre MWMarilyn WrightMcMaster University Medical Centre ECElizabeth ChambersMcMaster University

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The aim is to evaluate and adapt the ENVISAGE program for service providers and parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Conducted a feasibility study involving participant feedback
Made program adaptations based on feedback
Focused on group discussions and platform interaction
Participants indicated a need for more discussion time
Feedback supported enhancing discussion board usage
Findings justify further development and evaluation of program outcomes

Abstract

Participants' feedback informed two program adaptations: (i) allotting more time to apply concepts to scenarios during group discussions and (ii) supporting the use of the platform's discussion board. The findings from the feasibility study justify the ongoing development and evaluation of program outcomes on both service providers and parents.

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