So, to find that you could work [on those things] before the issues happen and build that bond between a mom and a daughter, mom and a son, whether they're Hispanic or African American, or of any ethnic background, males it is quite inviting as you project into the future, it makes this [PCIT] training quite significant for our community.” Lastly, after the training, Black and Latine clinicians perceived themselves as having competence in PCT skills, the latter of which was consistent with the current study data regarding feeling like they received good training with respect to the core rudiments of PCIT.
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Bridging the gap: a cross-cultural examination of PCIT training experiences across Black, White, Asian, and Multiracial clinicians.
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