Danielle Campbell, Ph.D. is a Certified PCIT Global Trainer, and the Assistant Director of Parent Child Interaction Therapy, Incorporated.

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Dr. Campbell earned both her Master’s and Doctor of Philosophy Degrees at Oklahoma State University.  At OSU, Dr. Campbell was in the School Psychology Program where she specialized in academic and behavioral interventions for young children. Her dissertation focused on implementing Teacher Child Interaction Training (TCIT) services in Kindergarten classrooms.

In response to the pandemic, Dr. Campbell assisted with the creation of two training options so that clinicians could continue to learn and utilize PCIT services with families in their community: (1) Virtual PCIT Training which is conducted live via Zoom; and (2) the increasingly popular online, self-paced PCIT Training. Dr. Campbell continues to provide PCIT services, and she has experience delivering PCIT in several formats, including within the clinic (e.g., using an observation room, delivering PCIT within the same room), and telehealth (which is often referred to as iPCIT). 

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Dr. Campbell is co-owner of the Oklahoma Children’s Psychological Assessment & Therapy Center. Dr. Campbell specializes in the assessment and treatment of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and children exhibiting challenging behaviors.