PCIT International Training
PCIT International Training
The PCIT International 12-month intensive training program trains clinicians to help families who have children ages 2-7 with primary or secondary externalizing behavior problems.
How does PCIT International Training Work?
- 12-month intensive training program
- All components are mandatory to be eligible for certification with PCIT International. There are 2 workshop trainings (Part 1 and Part 2), twice-monthly virtual consultation calls for 12 months, and 4 live or video reviews of PCIT sessions from a trainer.
- This training is consistent with eligibility guidelines to apply for PCIT International Therapist Certification; however, the training alone does not constitute certification. Upon successful completion of PCIT International training, the clinician must apply for certification.
- You will move through the training in a cohort of clinicians. Cohorts are small with a typical size of 5-10 clinicians.
- Only Nebraska clinicians (licensed or provisionally licensed with a supervisor) are eligible to participate.
Cost
Clinicians licensed in the state of Nebraska: $1,500
The cost of this training includes all the components. Registrants will be responsible for paying for travel expenses.
Why get trained in PCIT International with NRPVYC?
NRPVYC partners with Dr. Lynne Clure in offering clinical training utilizing the PCIT International Association model.
- The PCIT International Association model is the foundational approach of PCIT that focuses on actively teaching parenting skills by providing live coaching to parents of young children (ages 2-7) to improve connection, reduce behavioral challenges, increase emotional self-regulation, and reduce risk of child maltreatment.
- This model is one of the most effective, evidence-based therapies with families of young children.
- Completion of this training program makes a clinician eligible to apply for PCIT International Association certification, a credential recognized across the United States and many countries worldwide.
Meet your PCIT International Trainer
Next PCIT International Training Cohort
There are currently no upcoming PCIT International Training. Please join the waitlist to be notified when there is an upcoming PCIT International Training.
What You’ll Learn
Part 1 -
Child-directed Interactions
You'll learn:
- How to determine appropriate clients for PCIT
- DPICS coding and ECBI scoring
- Child-directed interaction coaching
Part 2 -
Parent-directed Interactions
You'll learn:
- Parent-directed interaction coaching
- Time-out procedure
- How to commands effective
Complete Two PCIT Cases
Practical component to implement what you have learned in Part 1 and Part 2. You will start taking cases after you complete Part 1 of training. You are required to complete two PCIT cases during the 12 months of the training program. You will receive ongoing support through the monthly virtual video calls.
Twice-Monthly Virtual Cohort Video Calls
You are required to complete twice-monthly calls for 12 months with PCIT trainers (1 call per month) to guide you through your cases.
- Opportunity to get advice from PCIT trainers.
- Get input from other peers in the group.
PCIT International Training Informational Webinar
A free one-hour webinar to learn more about the 12-month PCIT International training process and you will provide this evidence-based practice in your work. This webinar is intended for clinicians who have a license or provisional license to practice mental health.
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