The National Center for Juvenile Intervention serves to enhance research, training, and advocacy for child behavioral intervention practitioners.  Early intervention necessitates the need for early identification.  Therefore our work revolves largely around the specific needs of the early-intervention community in terms of parent education, promotion of behavioral research and techniques, development of effective diagnostics, and provision of resources and information to government and private practitioners in the field.   

Our associates come from a broad spectrum of child behavior innovators and include licensed therapists, social workers, psychologists, educators, researchers, juvenile justice, pastors, outreach workers, residential care workers, au pairs, and other para-professionals. We welcome you and hope you will take this opportunity to explore how NCJI can expand your understanding and influence in children’s advocacy.