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Challenges of Being a Play Therapist with Special Guests

We’re doing something different in this episode! … This time, Lisa is joined by three important people in her life - three Certified Synergetic Play Therapists, for a discussion of some [...]

Challenges of Being a Play Therapist with Special Guests2024-07-08T15:06:30-06:00

Integrating Sandtray, Attachment & Trauma with Guest Marshall Lyles

In this episode, Lisa is joined by another special therapist - a gem 💖 in the play therapy field (and he’s also a poet😉) … Marshall Lyles joins Lisa in a [...]

Integrating Sandtray, Attachment & Trauma with Guest Marshall Lyles2024-07-08T15:07:46-06:00

Supporting Parents in Becoming External Regulators

A fundamental question of your practice as a play therapist, might be - “How do I support parents/caregivers in becoming the external regulator for their child?” With this mantra in mind [...]

Supporting Parents in Becoming External Regulators2024-07-08T15:08:42-06:00

Finding the Hidden Gifts Within Children with Guest David Crenshaw

In this 102nd episode, Lisa is joined by special guest Dr. David Crenshaw for a touching and heartfelt conversation about Finding the Hidden Gifts Within Children, especially those who have been deeply [...]

Finding the Hidden Gifts Within Children with Guest David Crenshaw2024-07-08T15:11:15-06:00

Cultural Issues in Play Therapy with Guest Eliana Gil

What does it really mean to be culturally competent?... To help us kick off the next 100 episodes, Lisa is joined by a truly amazing individual who is a leader in our [...]

Cultural Issues in Play Therapy with Guest Eliana Gil2024-07-08T15:13:32-06:00

“What Did I Do?”: When Touch Arises in the Playroom

By Sonya Joyce “What Did I Do?” is an incredible dissertation that explores the inner experiences of child and adolescent psychotherapists when touch arises in the playroom. Sonya submitted this thesis to [...]

“What Did I Do?”: When Touch Arises in the Playroom2024-07-29T18:37:57-06:00

Let’s Not Forget “The Perfect Child”

Have you ever noticed that the children who tend to make their way to your office are the ones that are acting out, aggressive, non-compliant, and anxious? And then sprinkled in, [...]

Let’s Not Forget “The Perfect Child”2024-07-29T18:39:50-06:00

Being You? It’s Easier Said Than Done!

By Lisa Dion LPC, RPT-S In a world where we can be anything, the best thing to be is ourselves. It seems simple; after all, being us is suppose to come naturally. [...]

Being You? It’s Easier Said Than Done!2024-07-29T18:40:47-06:00

Where Was Your First Playroom?

By Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S Where was your first playroom? ....Was it on a checkered sofa where you slew vicious dragons? Was it in the front yard where you deemed yourself captain [...]

Where Was Your First Playroom?2023-11-18T09:59:28-07:00

Marketing Yourself as a Play Therapist

By Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S Therapy will always be about what happens inside the relationship between the client and the clinician; that’s the heart of the matter. But, therapy is also a [...]

Marketing Yourself as a Play Therapist2023-11-18T06:55:20-07:00
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