PCIT Biennial Convention

September 16-18, 2026

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PCIT in a Shifting World: Navigating Change and Embracing EVidence

Join us for the 2026 PCIT International Biennial Convention—an all-virtual event bringing together therapists, trainers, and researchers dedicated to Parent-Child Interaction Therapy. This global gathering will feature the latest in PCIT research, clinical training, and implementation strategies. Whether you're new to PCIT or a seasoned provider, the convention offers connection, continuing education, and practical tools to support your work with children and families.

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Welcome to the PCIT International Biennial Convention 2026

We’re excited to announce that the next PCIT International Biennial Convention will take place virtually in 2026. This global event brings together Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) professionals—including therapists, trainers, researchers, and program leaders—to share best practices, explore new research, and advance the use of this evidence-based therapy for child behavior.

Our Biennial Convention has a strong history of supporting the PCIT community with high-quality continuing education, clinical training, and implementation support. Past conferences have featured topics such as telehealth delivery, fidelity monitoring, cultural adaptations, and trauma-informed care. Whether you are new to PCIT training and certification or an experienced provider, the convention offers practical insights and connection with a global network of PCIT professionals.

The 2026 virtual PCIT conference format will make it easier than ever to attend from anywhere in the world. Participants can expect a full schedule of live and on-demand sessions, research presentations, workshops, and networking events focused on improving outcomes for young children and their families.

We invite you to join us in 2026 to strengthen your skills, stay current with PCIT developments, and be part of a growing international movement to support families through evidence-based care.

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CALL FOR PAPERS!

We welcome submissions from clinicians, researchers, and implementation leaders across all settings. Fresh voices are encouraged — first-time presenters are welcome and supported as part of our learning community.

Submissions are due January 31st, 2026.

Types of presentations include: skills workshops, symposia, solution-focused panels, and posters.

To streamline the application reviews, we are requesting all documentation for continuing education requirements up front. This will help us determine how many CE’s will be available at the convention and notify presenters and attendees sooner.

Submissions require the following information:

  • Title and abstract

  • Presentation Type and Duration

  • Conent Level (Beginner, Internediate, or Advanced)

  • 3 or more Learning Objectives

  • 3 or more scientific references in the past 5 years

  • For each presenter: CV/Resume, bio, conflict of interest form, and photo