Sanity x ABCT: Parent Child Interaction Therapy with Dr.'s Kate Gibson and Corey Lieneman (Ep. 1)

[@Ursapie]

it's really useful that the speakers define and explain the ideas and terms they use and how they are then employed in the therapy

[@nayelybarba1184]

I absolutely enjoyed listening to this podcast and getting a better idea of what PCIT is and how beneficial it can be for both the parent and child. I liked learning about positive reinforcement in PCIT and how they address and analyze behaviors from parents when speaking to the child. I often notice when being around children, that they tend to react and learn better when they are being spoken to and guided in a positive way. I also liked how they mention power struggles as this is something not many people like to admit or really talk about. It's so important for the parents to also be as stress free as possible and to have positive experiences with their kid. The idea that the 5 minutes of freedom is in play shows how children are aware of the power struggles that occur within their school and at home. Thank you for bringing attention to this topic as it can help both individuals in this situation to be kinder and understanding to one another. The 5 minute play is a great idea as it can be used throughout the week since it can be realistic! It can also encourage them to gain the skills to use it more naturally not forced.

[@Mentoraaaaaaaaaaaa1]

After watching this podcast, I found myself really intrigued by the explanation of uses of certain techniques by parents. From this I learned that power struggles between parents and children are the reason why cooperation of parenting is important. This stood out to me the most while listening because I never understood the effectiveness on some “punishments” by parents, now I am aware that this is because the relationship is tense which leads the child to not be as motivated to please their parents.

[@kaylaendara.6964]

I listened to the Parent Child Interaction Therapy with Dr. Gibson and Lieneman episode of the Sanity Podcast, and it was interesting to learn about. This episode was fascinating because I work with a child who has autism and use aba concepts. Listening to this episode has helped reinforce the skills I use while working with the child. What stood out to me was the time out strategy. I always thought it was not something I would use once I become a parent but after listening to this, I would consider it. It is refreshing hearing that timeouts are effective and does not cause harm when it is used properly.

[@alyssarodriguez148]

When watching this I wasn’t sure what to expect. After listening to this episode “the importance of cooperation of parenting “ it was very interesting how they established how to get your children to listen to the parents. The difference of longer and shorter time outs. What really interested me was how when they mentioned how the goal of time outs is to tie them to boredom. The goal of rime out is to have the child realize “okay I did something bad now , I’m sitting in this corner with nothing to do.” This can encourage them not to do it again to listen to their parents. This involves no yelling or anger or even hardcore discipline. I didn’t realize how effective this method could be .