One of the most profound and noticeable effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, aside from the toll on the physical health of individuals and families, is the impact on the mental health of individuals, specifically in children. Inconsistency in school models, pressures put upon caregivers due to loss of or changes in employment, illness or death of family members, and the stress of family isolation and lack of support led to a rush of referrals and a building waitlist of families looking for mental health treatment for their children at Children\u2019s Wisconsin.<\/p>\n
Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) has been referred to by experts as the \u201cgold standard\u201d treatment for children with disruptive behaviors, and is a well-known, well-researched evidence-based treatment for children with behavioral difficulties and adjustment disorders. In order to meet the growing need for PCIT services, Institute for Child and Family Well-being clinicians at Children\u2019s Wisconsin designed and implemented a program that administers core components of PCIT in a group setting by way of telehealth, to reach larger numbers of families in a safe and effective way.<\/p>\n
The Institute for Child and Family Well-Being is proud to host the webinar \u201cParenting with PRIDE – Designing Group-based, Telehealth Solutions with PCIT in Times of COVID\u201d with Haley Challoner Miller, Child and Family Therapist II, and Kate Bennett, Well-Being Lead Clinician, on April 14, 2021 from 12:30-1:30PM CST<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In this webinar, Leah Cerwin will discuss the following with Ms. Bennett and Ms. Miller:<\/p>\n