The programme is now recognised as among the best evidence-based methods for the prevention and treatment of conduct disorder and violence in children and young people.
Delegates gathered at the one-day event to consider how to develop delivery of the Incredible Years programme and to discuss the challenges faced by practitioners and commissioners.
One delegate commented: "This event has been a fantastic opportunity to meet fellow practitioners and I hope NCB continues to bring us together."
Speakers included Professor Judy Hutchings, director of the centre for evidence-based early intervention at Bangor University, Frances Molyneux from NCB Northern Ireland, June Onyekwelu from Barnardo's Northern Ireland and Maria McAleese, educational psychologist at SEELB.
- For further information about the event, contact fmolyneaux@ncb.org.uk
