Privacy guaranteedParents sometimes find listing all their concerns difficult, but they do also feel that they’re being taken seriously. The FP is really helpful for the purpose of gaining insight into all concerns that are present.
Monique Picave
Coach and trainer for management of behavioral problems in the educational and healthcare setting.
Parents answer the same questions as teachers or care providers. It is usually the teacher that first involves the parents with the FP. By laying the completed profiles side-by-side, a thorough overview is formed of concerns and opportunities that are present.
Monique Picave
Coach and trainer for management of behavioral problems in the educational and healthcare setting.
Some parents will need extra assistance when completing a profile. This is comparable to what would be needed for other questionnaires.
Monique Picave
Coach and trainer for management of behavioral problems in the educational and healthcare setting.
Parents play an important part at the interface between child, school and external care. Their concerns about the child are taken seriously.
- The FP promotes cooperation around the child
- It provides insight into the problems confronting the child
The FP shows what can be done now, both at school and at home.
- The FP facilitates prevention and avoids unnecessary medicalization.
- It’s not about labeling, but about identifying the needs of a child in their present situation, so that they can be provided with the optimal developing environment.
- You empower the child.
- You improve cooperation and understanding between parents and teachers.
Michiel Noordzij
Child psychiatrist
Processing a completed FP calls for a skilled analysis. There is training available, and it can also be purchased as a service from YOEP. The end product is a powerful report containing comprehensive description, analysis and advice. The advice given is aimed at the entire system of care surrounding the child, including teachers, parents and other aspects of the child’s care environment.
Maartje van Rijen
Educational care specialist at YOUP
A parent does not want to see information about a child end up out on the street.
Modern systems keep privacy-sensitive information separate from other data. Our servers are situated in the Netherlands, where they conform fully to requirements laid out in the privacy agreement that exists between educational institutions and the ICT industry, thus ensuring privacy to the greatest extent possible.
Michiel Noordzij
Child psychiatrist
Anneke Pietersen is a parent, as well as a school guidance counselor.
- “You take the right action for the child”
- “The situation at home suddenly became clear to the school, and vice versa”
- “You can now really offer the child what they need”
- “You make the right choices”