Let's Play Online!
Master teacher & award-winning author, Clair Mellenthin, LCSW & RPT-S is now offering online classes to help YOU - help the kids in your life - whether you are a parent or a practitioner.
Through this 2 part webinar series, play therapists will learn about the challenges that attachment disruptions can cause in childhood, as well as how to create healing, hope, and felt security with their child and adolescent clients and families.
We will explore The Therapeutic Powers of Play, developmentally appropriate play and interventions, how to strengthen self-esteem and increase self-confidence. You will leave with a toolbox filled with play therapy techniques utilizing Sandtray, expressive arts, puppets, role playing, and guided imagery (to name a few) that you can use immediately with clients of all ages.
This is a 1 hour CEU pre-recorded class that shares the basics about how to invite parents into the play therapy setting! This class includes interventions you can use immediately in your practice and instant access to your certification upon completion.
Award Winning Play Therapy Book!
Play Therapy: Engaging & Powerful Techniques for the Treatment of Childhood Disorders written by Clair Mellenthin was nationally recognized by Book Authority!
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