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Hello PCIT enthusiasts!
Dr. McNeil and the WVU PCIT Lab are thrilled to share with you two new resources we created for therapists to use during CDI and PDI Teach sessions: CDI and PDI Teach PowerPoint presentations. These slides were modeled after the CDI and PDI Teach session outlines in the Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Protocol (Eyberg & Funderburk, 2011) and the Parent-Child Interaction Therapy book (McNeil & Hembree-Kigin, 2010). We developed these CDI and PDI Teach presentations to provide therapists with a visual aid to use during Internet-PCIT sessions; however, we have found these slides to be just as helpful during in-person sessions. A huge thank you to:
Erinn Victory, our research coordinator, for her work on these presentations.
Corey and Benny Lieneman, for their fantastic demonstration videos.
Please feel free to share these with anyone who may find these helpful!
Let's TaLk About Values
Let's TaLk About Values
We'd like to highlight our "Let's Talk About Values" slide, which is found in both the CDI and PDI Teach slides. We encourage you to use the "Let's Talk About Values" slide and symbols as a springboard for conversation with your families about aspects of their family values and beliefs, parenting history, and culture that are meaningful and salient to them.
ENGLISH VERSION
CDI TEACH
CDI TEACH
With skill demonstration videos
Without skill demonstration videos
Click here to download the CDI Teach demonstration videos.
PDI Teach
PDI Teach
With skill demonstration videos
Without skill demonstration videos
Click here to download the PDI Teach demonstration videos.
SPANISH VERSION
Dr. McNeil's Webinar on "Improving Child Behavior in 5 Minutes a Day!" hosted by the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) Parenting & Families Special Interest Group.
Questions? Comments?
Questions? Comments?
We welcome any feedback related to these resources. Questions and comments concerning the CDI and PDI Teach slides can be directed to Robin Han (rc0115@mix.wvu.edu). Thank you!
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