INTRODUCING OUR SPRING MINI SERIES

Due to COVID19 we are switching things up this year. In lieu of our annual conference we have put together a Zoom mini-series comprised of 6 presentations from January to June 2021. These presentations are not included in your membership but rather will be ala carte style. Register for the presentations that you desire and feel would help expand your play therapy knowledge, and leave the rest. You may pay for individual presentations or opt for a bundle to receive a discount on multiple presentations. We understand that everyone is in a different place with their training and hope this approach will allow you to take what best suits you at this time.
Thanks for being flexible with us!

Please RSVP for each event you plan to take below and follow the links to pay for the Mini-Series bundle that best suits you. Spots are limited so register now.

Upcoming Events

Mini Series Part 6: Sand Tray Therapy – A practical way to use play therapy with clients from all ages
Sat, Jun 05
Zoom Experience
Jun 05, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Zoom Experience
Through this two-hour presentation, Maria Robles, MEd, LPC-S, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor will briefly review the history of utilizing sand in play therapy, the dynamics and uses of sand tray therapy and ways to implement its use with different age groups.
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Mini Series Part 2: Navigating Ethical Issues in Play Therapy
Sat, May 15
Zoom Experience
May 15, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Zoom Experience
Ethical issues can be confusing to identify and navigate as some of them do not appear to pose a problem at first glance. When working with children and their families, it is important that clinicians are aware of the potential ethical dilemmas that can arise throughout treatment.
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Sensory Informed Play Therapy
Sat, May 01
Zoom Experience
May 01, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM MDT
Zoom Experience
Presented by: Kelly Martin, LPC-S, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor In this workshop participants will learn how to use sensory informed play and sensory materials to facilitate co regulation and to support a child's sensory and nervous system.
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