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About Us The Incredible Years programs were developed by Carolyn Webster-Stratton, M.S.N., M.P.H., Ph.D., Professor and Director of the Parenting Clinic at the University of Washington.
In addition, she has offered her training program to teachers and parents as school and community-based interventions designed to prevent young children's behavior problems from continuing into adolescence. These curricula have been adopted by many children's mental health centers, Head Start centers, child protective agencies and schools throughout the U.S., Canada and the United Kingdom. Professor Webster-Stratton is the recipient of the prestigious National Institute of Mental Health Research Scientist Award.
Read Carolyn's personal
profile (PDF) Incredible Years Administration and Management
Lisa has a Masters of Teaching and previously taught English and French in Middle School. She has received training in the Incredible Years Parenting Program and the Dina Dinosaur and Teacher Programs. With The Incredible Years, she is responsible for customer service, certification support, arranging training, processing orders and overall product maintenance. |
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John is a cardiologist and professor at the University of Washington. He teaches residents and medical students and is chair of the cardiology department at the Veterans Hospital. In his spare time he manages the financial matters related to the Incredible Years in consultation with the Incredible Years accountant. |
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Len has 69 years experience as a business consultant and was previously president of several large corporations. He is a believer in the collaborative process and consults with Carolyn on a regular bases. He is her chief mentor and role model and generally a wise sage. |
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