PCIT in Japan
Description
“PCIT-Japan” was established as the Japanese academic society for PCIT studies and clinical uses in April 2011 by former participants of PCIT training workshops in Japan. The PCIT program is now clinically available in the outpatient clinic of the Institute of Women’s Health (IWH), Tokyo Women’s Medical University (TWMU), Counseling center of Musashino University and several public child-care centers in and around Tokyo.
“PCIT-Japan” was established as the Japanese academic society for PCIT studies and clinical uses in April 2011 by former participants of PCIT training workshops in Japan. The PCIT program is now clinically available in the outpatient clinic of the Institute of Women’s Health (IWH), Tokyo Women’s Medical University (TWMU), Counseling center of Musashino University and several public child-care centers in and around Tokyo.
Training
Toshiko Kamo and her 2 colleagues participated in a PCIT training workshop in Trauma Treatment Training Center (TTTC) in Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, USA in 2005, per recommendation from Professor Frank Putnam. The PCIT 5-day training workshop by Erica Pearl and Erna Olafson from TTTC was held twice in 2008 and 2009 at TWMU. So far 32 Japanese professionals received PCIT training; the professional backgrounds of participants have been psychiatrist, certified clinical psychologist and para-psychologist. In May 2010 Toshiko Kamo and Tami Yanagita completed a 5-day training workshop in Gainesville, Florida with Professor Sheila Eyberg and her team. On the opportunity of the Biennial International PCIT Convention in 2011, 4 Japanese PCITers could brush up their skills in the pre-convention workshop.
Toshiko Kamo and her 2 colleagues participated in a PCIT training workshop in Trauma Treatment Training Center (TTTC) in Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, USA in 2005, per recommendation from Professor Frank Putnam. The PCIT 5-day training workshop by Erica Pearl and Erna Olafson from TTTC was held twice in 2008 and 2009 at TWMU. So far 32 Japanese professionals received PCIT training; the professional backgrounds of participants have been psychiatrist, certified clinical psychologist and para-psychologist. In May 2010 Toshiko Kamo and Tami Yanagita completed a 5-day training workshop in Gainesville, Florida with Professor Sheila Eyberg and her team. On the opportunity of the Biennial International PCIT Convention in 2011, 4 Japanese PCITers could brush up their skills in the pre-convention workshop.
Activities and events
Toshiko Kamo and Fumie Ito attended the 9th National PCIT conference in Michigan in 2009, where they presented a poster regarding the experience of PCIT for Japanese families. They also participated in the international dinner meeting at the 9th National PCIT conference. A PCIT symposium was held at the 9th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies where Yi-Chuen Chen from Taiwan presented a paper as a PCITer in Asian countries. Four therapists from PCIT-Japan participated to the International PCIT Convention 2011 in Gainesville, and Toshiko Kamo presented “Effectiveness of PCIT for Japanese mother and child victimized by intimate partner violence” during the international symposium. The members of PCIT-Japan, all former participants of PCIT training, are invited to participate in a mailing list to share experiences concerning PCIT in Japan. Monthly study meeting are being held at TWMU for all former participants to continue PCIT training. On January 2012 the first academic conference of PCIT-Japan was held in Tokyo in cooperation with Child Adult Relationship Enhancement (CARE)-Japan (represented by Prof. Yuka Fukumaru, Shiraume Gakuen University).
Toshiko Kamo and Fumie Ito attended the 9th National PCIT conference in Michigan in 2009, where they presented a poster regarding the experience of PCIT for Japanese families. They also participated in the international dinner meeting at the 9th National PCIT conference. A PCIT symposium was held at the 9th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies where Yi-Chuen Chen from Taiwan presented a paper as a PCITer in Asian countries. Four therapists from PCIT-Japan participated to the International PCIT Convention 2011 in Gainesville, and Toshiko Kamo presented “Effectiveness of PCIT for Japanese mother and child victimized by intimate partner violence” during the international symposium. The members of PCIT-Japan, all former participants of PCIT training, are invited to participate in a mailing list to share experiences concerning PCIT in Japan. Monthly study meeting are being held at TWMU for all former participants to continue PCIT training. On January 2012 the first academic conference of PCIT-Japan was held in Tokyo in cooperation with Child Adult Relationship Enhancement (CARE)-Japan (represented by Prof. Yuka Fukumaru, Shiraume Gakuen University).
Research
The PCIT-A manual being used in TTTC has already been translated into Japanese. Currently a PCIT treatment study is being conducted at TWMU to confirm the efficacy of PCIT for children and parents in Japan. The research group is also working on a translation of the PCIT original manual by Professor Sheila Eyberg and materials including DIPCS-III and ECBI, and normatization of the ECBI. A randomized controlled study is now in preparation.
The PCIT-A manual being used in TTTC has already been translated into Japanese. Currently a PCIT treatment study is being conducted at TWMU to confirm the efficacy of PCIT for children and parents in Japan. The research group is also working on a translation of the PCIT original manual by Professor Sheila Eyberg and materials including DIPCS-III and ECBI, and normatization of the ECBI. A randomized controlled study is now in preparation.
Literature Citations
Kamo et al: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Child-Adult Relationship Enhancement (in Japanese). Paper Presentation in the 8th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies, 2009.
Kamo et al: Preliminary trial of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for mother and child victimized by intimate partner violence in Japan, poster presentation in 9th National PCIT conference, 2009
Kamo et al: Clinical experience of Parent Child Interaction Therapy in Tokyo Women’s Medical University (in Japanese). Paper presentation in the 9th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies, 2010.
Kamo et al: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and reconstruction of childcare in mother and child victimized by domestic violence (in Japanese). Psychiatria et Neurologia Japonica, 2010.
Kamo et al: The preliminary evaluation of efficacy of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Japanese mother and child victimized by domestic violence. Paper presentation in 20th IFP World Congress of Psychotherapy, 2010
Kamo et al.: The evaluation of efficacy of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Japanese mother and child dyad victimized by intimate partner violence in comparison with the treatment as usual, Paper presentation in the Biennial PCIT International Convention 2011.
Kamo et al.: Japanese version of Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory: Translation and validation, Poster presentation in the Biennial PCIT International Convention 2011.
Kamo et al: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Child-Adult Relationship Enhancement (in Japanese). Paper Presentation in the 8th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies, 2009.
Kamo et al: Preliminary trial of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for mother and child victimized by intimate partner violence in Japan, poster presentation in 9th National PCIT conference, 2009
Kamo et al: Clinical experience of Parent Child Interaction Therapy in Tokyo Women’s Medical University (in Japanese). Paper presentation in the 9th congress of Japanese society of traumatic stress studies, 2010.
Kamo et al: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and reconstruction of childcare in mother and child victimized by domestic violence (in Japanese). Psychiatria et Neurologia Japonica, 2010.
Kamo et al: The preliminary evaluation of efficacy of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Japanese mother and child victimized by domestic violence. Paper presentation in 20th IFP World Congress of Psychotherapy, 2010
Kamo et al.: The evaluation of efficacy of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy for Japanese mother and child dyad victimized by intimate partner violence in comparison with the treatment as usual, Paper presentation in the Biennial PCIT International Convention 2011.
Kamo et al.: Japanese version of Eyberg Child Behavior Inventory: Translation and validation, Poster presentation in the Biennial PCIT International Convention 2011.
|
Contact information
Toshiko KAMO M.D., Ph.D., President of PCIT-Japan Director of Institute of Women’s Health, Professor of psychiatric department, Tokyo Women’s Medical University Tel.+81-3-5373-0723, Fax +81-3-5373-0802, e-mail: kamo@iwh.twmu.ac.jp |
|
