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Parent–child interaction therapy - University of Florida
Parent child interaction TherapyBeverly W. Funderburk and Sheila EybergParent child interaction therapy (PCIT) was originally developed inthe 1970s by Sheila Eyberg for families of children ages 2 to 7 diagnosed withdisruptive behavior disorders. Since that time, PCIT has evolved into awidely used, evidence-based includes two sequential phases and requires an average of 15 weeklysessions. Goals of the first phase, the child -Directed interaction (CDI), areto improve the quality of the parent child relationship and strengthen atten-tion and reinforcement for positive child behavior.
the gap between the prevailing child and behavior therapies of the time and added importantly to the foundation of PCIT. The unifying structure of PCIT was found in the work of Constance
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