27 | The Use Of Games In The Playroom (And What To Do About Cheating!)
Jen, a listener from the UK, wrote me an email and asked "I'm wondering if you might be up for doing a…
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Jen, a listener from the UK, wrote me an email and asked "I'm wondering if you might be up for doing a…
As promised in the last episode, I'm going to go over 6 assessments that can support your work in the playroom. I…
In this episode, I'm taking a break from the regular curriculum to answer some questions that have come in from listeners. One…
In episode #24 we are continuing with the "principles" of play therapy topics. The principle "Feelings Are Always Valid, Even If The…
In this episode, I do a deep dive into an aspect of "why" you reflectively respond (track behavior, reflect feelings, reflect content).…
Another "Principle of Play Therapy"... "If You Know Enough To Ask A Question, Then You Know Enough To Make A Statement." Questions…
We're now moving from the "4 Pillars of Play Therapy", or the skills that we use in the playroom, to the "principles"…
In this episode, I discuss the 4th "Pillar of Play Therapy"... Encouragement! Specific topics: The difference between encouragement and praise How you…
In this episode we explore the 3rd of the 4 Pillars of Play Therapy... Limit Setting.
In this episode we explore the 2nd of the 4 Pillars of Play Therapy... Choice Giving.
In this episode, I go into more detail on the reflecting responding skill used by child-centered play therapists. Reflecting responding consists of:…
Reflective responding... empathic responding. Whatever it is you call it, it's the skill that play therapists use to ensure that the child…
You'll need to be able to explain the play therapy process to both parents and kids in order to thrive in your…
In this episode, I go into great depth on the toys in your playroom, the categories, and how they should be organized.…
In this episode, I discuss the logistics of your playroom, including: size of the playroom, toy selection, and and reason behind toy…
In this episode, I address concerns and speak to the questions that parents, teachers, and other caregivers have about the play therapy…
From Freud in 1905 to Landreth in the 2000s, I walk through the history that has led to our modern theoretical model…
In this episode, we pivot from asking why play therapy, to why child-centered play therapy? I cover Axline's eight principles, I dispel…
This is the sixth of a six part series from a FAPT conference workshop. In this final part, I go over the…
This is the fifth of a six part series from a FAPT conference workshop. In this fifth part, I go over Skills…