RIP serves families with young children who have behavior problems. RIP's most important component is parent implementation. This means that parents work with their own children, support one another, and operate the program.
Parents learn by repeated direct practice followed by supportive feedback.
Beginning behavior management training in areas such as identifying problem behaviors, child development, positive discipline strategies, and family conflict resolution. Classroom programs teach children behaviors that will help them be successful in schools. Home programs teach families ways to implement RIP tactics in the home setting. Regional Intervention Program R egional Intervention Program has been serving families with young children since 1969. RIP is an internationally recognized, parent-implemented program in which parents learn to work directly with their own children.