Parent Management Training (PMT) Worksheet

Author bio

Dr Sabina Alispahic, PhD, is a psychologist and gestalt psychotherapist with expertise in clinical and health psychology.

Dr Sabina Alispahic’s Highlights:

Associate Professor at the University of Sarajevo for the past 12 years
PhD in psychology at the University of Zagreb
European Certificate of Psychotherapy

Professional experience

Dr Alispahic pioneered innovative teaching methods as an associate professor of clinical and health psychology, inspiring a new generation of mental health professionals while contributing to the field for over 12 years. Also, she empowered individuals across the globe as an online psychotherapist, delivering life-changing therapy and earning a reputation for compassionate care and exceptional results. She has demonstrated expertise in a range of therapeutic approaches (CBT, ACT, Gestalt, mindfulness, and family constellations).

Certifications

European Certificate of Psychotherapy (Education in Gestalt Psychotherapy Training of the Malta Institute)

Eight-week stress reduction mindfulness programme, Society of Psychologists in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Education

2009-2013 University of Zagreb, Faculty of Philosophy, Postgraduate Doctoral Studies in Psychology

2004-2008 University of Sarajevo, Faculty of Philosophy, Master Studies, Department of Psychology

Publications

Books

Alispahic. S. (2021). Selected topics from psychotherapy Sarajevo: TDP.

Alispahic. S. (2020). Online psychotherapy. Handbook for psychotherapists and clients Sarajevo: TDP.

Alispahic, S., and Godinjak, A. (2018). (R)evolution of the doctor-patient relationship. Sarajevo: TDP.

Alispahic, S. (2016). The psychology of pain Sarajevo: Faculty of Philosophy (e-publication, Bosnian language): https://ebooks.ff.unsa.ba/index.php/ebooks_ffunsa/catalog/book/29

Book chapters

Alispahic, S. (2018). Psychological Theory and Therapy of Traumatic Memory In: A. Hamburger (ur.), Trauma, Trust, and Memory: Social Trauma and Reconciliation in Psychoanalysis, Psychotherapy, and Cultural Memory, 23-35. London and New York: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group.

Link: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9781003076247-4/psychological-theory-therapy-traumatic-memory-sabina-alispahić

Markovic Pavlovic, M., Alispahic, S., and Dautbegovic, A. (2015). Psychology of Nonkilling in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Knowledge and Attitudes of Students Towards Nonkilling Culture. In: R. Bahtijaragic i J. E. Pim (ur.), Nonkilling Balkans, 171-183. Honolulu: Centre for Global Nonkilling, and Sarajevo: Faculty of Philosophy.

Link: http://nonkilling.org/pdf/nkbalkans.pdf

Articles

Alispahic, S., & Alispahic, B. (2021). Definition of police psychology: The role of psychologists in the police. Technium Soc. Sci. J., 17, 235-244.

FAQs

What is PMT for odd parent management training? ›

Tips for managing ODD

Parent management training (PMT) teaches parents to change the way they react to their child's behavior. They learn how to use carrots and sticks to deal with their child. This involves giving clearly defined rewards and praise for good behavior and imposing consequences for bad behavior.

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How effective is parent management training? ›

PMT is a highly effective treatment proven to change behavior over the long-term—that is, reducing negative behavior and increasing positive behavior, until positive behavior becomes second nature to the child (see PMT's history and core ideas).

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What does PMT mean in parenting? ›

Parent management training (PMT) refers to treatment procedures in which parents are trained to alter their child's behavior at home. The procedures are based on social learning principles that are used to develop positive, prosocial behaviors, and to decrease deviant behaviors (Kazdin, 1997).

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What are the examples of parent management training? ›

Specific treatment programs that can be broadly characterized as PMT include parent–child interaction therapy (PCIT), the Incredible Years parent training (IYPT), positive parenting program (Triple P), and Parent management training – Oregon model (PMTO).

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What is PMT method? ›

PMT, one of the financial functions, calculates the payment for a loan based on constant payments and a constant interest rate. Use the Excel Formula Coach to figure out a monthly loan payment. At the same time, you'll learn how to use the PMT function in a formula.

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What is PMT strategies? ›

Takeaways for busy parents:

PMT strategies focus on positive reinforcement, learning practical consequences, setting limits, and effective communication. One primary goal of PMT is to support parents in aligning their parenting strategies and utilizing effective techniques to improve the family dynamic.

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What is the age range for PMT? ›

In PMT, which is for children ages 3 to 13, parents are usually seen without the child present, although children may be asked to participate in some sessions. Skills to deal more effectively with challenging behaviors are taught and modeled by the therapist and then role-played with parents.

Why is my 15 year old son so defiant? ›

It's normal for teens to challenge and test us, but when rules and authority are disregarded to your teen's detriment, it is a sign of a more serious issue. There are many causes for some of the symptoms of defiance, such as the death of a parent or loved one, abuse, depression, and trauma.

What to do during parent training? ›

Parent training topics should include:

Understanding of expectation for their child's independence, social competence and compliance.
Understanding of Natural Environment interventions.
Understanding of Applied Behavioral Analysis.
Understanding of how to prompt their child's behavior in natural settings.

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What is PMT treatment for odd? ›

Parent management training (PMT) is the primary treatment for ODD. It follows the principles of social learning theory and operant conditioning, the use of positive reinforcements, to promote prosocial behaviors and decrease unwanted behaviors.

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What is a PMT training? ›

PMT is designed to give participants "hands-on" and practical experience in handling a variety of crisis episodes. The core of the PMT training program involves learning through a variety of experiences, such as simulation and role-play exercises, with the help of practical theoretical concepts.

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What is PMT in ABA? ›

Parent Management Training is an intervention used specifically to treat children and adolescents with oppositional, aggressive, and antisocial behaviors. Parent Management Training, or PMT, is based upon operant conditioning.

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What is PMT in management? ›

Project Management Team (PMT) means team consisting of the Project Manager and the Public Works Manager. They will manage the project on a day-to-day basis, responsible for direction and decision making.

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