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PCIT: What Providers Need to Know

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is a specialized behavior management program for children ages two to six and their families. PCIT is most appropriate for children who demonstrate excessive or developmentally inappropriate behavioral and/or emotional difficulties, including behaviors that are often associated with trauma. Through live coaching, parents/caregivers work together to implement skills designed to help children reach their full potential. The average length of treatment is 12-20 weekly, hour-long sessions. PCIT is typically delivered in clinic settings, such as community agencies and outpatient clinics. This treatment has also been successfully delivered in alternate settings, such as in-home services. Learn more about PCIT training with the NC Child Treatment Program (NC CTP) here: https://ncchildtreatmentprogram.org/e... View a current list of NC Child Treatment Program (NC CTP) training offerings here: https://ncchildtreatmentprogram.org/s...