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Mental Health Services

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy 

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is an evidence-based service for young children (typically ages 2–7) experiencing behavioral challenges, designed to strengthen the caregiver-child relationship and improve overall family dynamics. Through real-time coaching, caregivers learn practical skills to communicate more effectively, encourage positive behavior, and confidently manage difficult situations. 

How PCIT Works

  • Live coaching sessions where therapists guide caregivers in real time during interactions with their child 
Two structured phases:  
  • Child-Directed Interaction (CDI): Builds connection, warmth, and positive attention through play  
  • Parent-Directed Interaction (PDI): Teaches consistent discipline, clear expectations, and calm behavior management  

Benefits of PCIT

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Schedule an Appointment

To schedule an appointment, call the Stewart Memorial Mental Health Services at

The Stewart Mental Health Services is most easily accessed by using the Clinic Entrance. Open M-F, 7:30 – 5:00.

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