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Parenting Techniques

It is not uncommon for RCBM clinicians to be faced with overwhelmed parents, many of whom have attempted to implement a variety of parenting techniques but have not found success. These failed attempts can lead to feelings of hopelessness and helplessness for these parents, which often exacerbate the problematic dynamics in the household.

The key elements include consistency and remaining calm, both of which can be difficult during stressful parenting situations. Here at RCBM, our therapists take into consideration the age of the child, the presenting concerns, and the family dynamics in order to tailor-make a treatment plan. Often, therapists will use a combination of techniques to meet their needs. These may include education about special considerations for their child as well as exploration and practicing of parenting techniques. Work with the child alone, the caregivers alone, and the family together are all integral parts of the treatment plan.

Clinicians

Charlene McPeak PhD, RN, PMHCNS, BC
Debra Gorney-Jankowski MSN, RN, CS
Karen Farrar LLMSW
Kathy Pritchard MA, LPC
Kathy Tessmar LMSW
Marie McMahon LMSW, ACG
Melissa Oleshansky PhD, LP, RYT
Yvonne Stumpf MSN, RN, CS, NP

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Clinical Research Trials

RCBM is currently involved in clinical trials on the following research topics:

Current Studies:

  • Depression, Age 18-70.                            
    Contact Kevin at ext. 266
     
  • Anxiety, Age 6-17.                                      
    Contact Kevin at ext. 266
     
  • Smoking Cessation, Age 12-16.             
    Contact Kevin at ext. 266
     
  • ADHD, Age 13-17.                                       
    Contact Emma at ext. 226
     
  • Binge / Over Eating Disorder, Age 18-55.         
    Contact Lori at ext. 249
     
  • ADHD, Age 18-65.
    Contact Emma at ext. 226