The Parent Management Training Institute (PMTI) specializes in the Kazdin Method®, an evidence-based approach using positive reinforcement to help parents manage challenging child behaviors and create lasting, positive changes. Developed at Yale University, this proven method boasts a 92% success rate in reducing aggression, defiance, and oppositional behavior.
Led by Tracie Bush, M.A., CKPMT—certified and trained directly by Dr. Alan Kazdin—PMTI offers training and support for both parents seeking solutions and therapists interested in certification. Whether you’re looking to transform your child’s behavior or expand your professional expertise, the Kazdin Method® provides the tools for meaningful, lasting change.
Is your child facing challenging behaviors like aggression, defiance, or issues related to ADHD, anxiety, or ODD? At the Parent Management Training Institute (PMTI), we provide expert guidance and proven solutions using the Kazdin Method® to help families navigate these struggles and create lasting positive change.
Earn CE credits with training in the Kazdin Method® and Parent Management Training (PMT). Led by Tracie Bush, one of only four Certified Specialists in the Kazdin Method®, these evidence-based courses are ideal for teachers, pediatricians, psychologists, social workers, and mental health professionals. Gain practical tools and certification online, at your own pace.
I’m Tracie Bush, M.A., CKPMT, Founder and Executive Director of the Parent Management Training Institute and a Certified Kazdin Method® PMT Specialist. As one of only four certified specialists, I bring extensive experience training parents and professionals worldwide in this evidence-based approach.
I worked directly with Dr. Alan Kazdin at the Yale University Parenting Center, contributing to the development of professional PMT training programs and certification. With over a decade of experience, I’ve trained thousands of families and professionals globally, addressing behavioral challenges such as ADHD, ODD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and Anxiety Disorders.
We’re excited to have you on board! To ensure you receive the most relevant updates and resources, please select the group that best describes you: