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Anthony Urquiza

12/3/2015

Clinicians Don’t Deviate from Protocol By Providing Supplemental Services

Opinion

Anthony Urquiza

I want to respond to the recent Chronicle of Social Change article about Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). I think the article misses an important point, which is that the Training, Intervention, Education and Services for Families (TIES) clinicians, while making small adjustments in the way they provide PCIT to fit the needs of their different adoptive families, are not “adapting” the PCIT model.

11/12/2015

Deviating from Protocol: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Adoptive Families

Christie Renick

Six-year-old Emma’s* blue eyes light up when Evy Ezpinoza, her therapist, walks through the door. The little girl and her adoptive mother sit side-by-side at a table in a playroom where their parent-child interaction therapy session is coming to a close.

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