FYI- for those interested in Parent Child Interaction Therapy. Please feel free to forward to anyone you think may be interested. Thanks! An AACBT NSW Seminar To play or not to play? The ABCs of Parent Child Interaction Therapy Not sure what to do with disruptive behaviours in your child clients? Find out about effective treatments for callous-unemotional traits and aggressive behaviour in children Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is a short-term parent training treatment for disruptive behaviours in young children, supported by decades of research. PCIT emphasises improving the parent-child relationship through promotion of a secure attachment parenting style and in-vivo coaching of parents by therapists using an ear-bug device. This seminar offers the latest PCIT research evidence, introduce the basics of PCIT coaching, and observational coding using the Dyadic-Parent Child Interaction System (DPICS) that is used to guide treatment. It will incorporate video examples, practical training activities, and information on PCIT certification requirements. This seminar is for you is you are working with families to help parents manage their young children with severe behaviour problems. About Eva R. Kimonis Eva R. Kimonis, Ph.D., specializes in developmental psychopathology and forensic psychology. She is a Clinical Psychologist and Senior Lecturer in the School of Psychology at the University of New South Wales. Eva’s research focuses on the development, assessment, and treatment of callous-unemotional traits, conducts problems, and aggressive behaviour in children and adolescents. She has authored several book chapters on childhood disruptive behaviour disorders and juvenile psychopathy. Location: UTS Health Psychology Unit Ground Floor, 174 Pacific Highway, GREENWICH 10min walk from St Leonards train station. Limited parking is available at the back of the building Time: 7-8.30 pm Date: Tuesday 14 April 20150 Costs: AACBT Members: $20 AACBT Student Members: $10 Non-Members: $25 Bookings: Click here Flyer: Click here You are subscribed as 'anna_203@hotmail.com' Unsubscribe? If you no longer wish to receive these emails, please click here to unsubscribe. PLEASE NOTE: Certain email systems often categorise emails from an unknown address as SPAM. To ensure you receive our emails, please add 'info@aacbt.org' to your address book. If you use a SPAM filter, please be sure to include 'info@aacbt.org' as a legitimate sender of email communication. Getting more than one copy of our emails? Tell us and we`ll fix it!