Christina Danko: Parent-Child Interactions

Article archive / August 1, 2014

Originally published: . Volume 5, No. 12. Source pages: 12.

First author Christina Danko, will present “In- Home Parent-Child Interaction Therapy with Foster Parents and Children in Foster Care,” in the poster session for Child and Family Policy and Practice. Co-author is Dr. Karen Budd.

Researchers looked at 27 foster families to explore benefits of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, an evidence-based treatment for young children, in a randomized design for phases of the therapy. They found that that PCIT was effective, compared to control, and treatment satisfaction was high.


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