Arizona Cooperative Therapies (ACT) ​holds contracts with the Arizona Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) to provide family-centered services that empower parents/caregivers in supporting their child’s (birth to 3 years of age) development within everyday routines and activities. ​Team Members use an evidence‑based  coaching model to collaborate with families in identifying priorities, observing interactions in the child’s natural learning environments (including the child’s interests, activity settings such as home, community outings, or childcare), and reflecting together on what strategies are working, and what may need further refinement to address their child's unique developmental concerns. By focusing on family strengths and consistent routines, this approach builds meaningful outcomes and sustainable progress for children and their caregivers now and in the future.

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​All teams include a Service Coordinator who serves as the primary point of contact for families in the AzEIP Program. In addition to the parent/caregiver and the SC,  the core team comprises of other early interventionists including developmental special instructionists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech language pathologists, psychologists and social workers. 

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All team members are early interventionists and are knowledgeable about early childhood development and provide evidence-based services that are family-focused, parent/caregiver led, and are embedded in daily activities and routines.