Medical Trauma in Play Therapy
Medical trauma can be prevalent in many children who have [...]
Two Roles, One Room: When You’re a Parent and a Play Therapist
Being a parent and a play therapist has both benefits [...]
Working with Gifted Children in Play Therapy
Gifted children are unquestionably bright, but the gifted child isn't [...]
A Special Message About the Lessons from the Playroom Podcast
The Lessons from the Playroom Podcast just celebrated our 50th [...]
Sibling Rivalry: The Inevitable Childhood Conflict
Parents often want their children to get along, a family [...]
Working With Parents in the Playroom
Parents in the playroom can give even the most seasoned [...]
Rupture and Repair in Play Therapy
Rupture, repair, repeat - it's a recipe for relationship. Whether [...]
Double Duty: Working with Twins in Play Therapy
Twins may be nature's 2-for-1 deal, but being a twin [...]
Body Language: Why it Speaks Volumes
The body tells the truth. It is the great revealer [...]
Resurrecting Rogers: What Did Carl Rogers Really Want to Say?
Carl Rogers is one of the most influential psychologists in [...]
Dueling Parents: Managing High Conflict Divorce in Play Therapy
Divorce is often painted as a traumatizing experience, but what [...]
Emotional Flooding in the Playroom: When the Therapist Finds Themselves Outside their Window of Tolerance
Emotional flooding is part of therapy: it occurs in all [...]
Medical Trauma in Play Therapy
Medical trauma can be prevalent in many children who have [...]
Two Roles, One Room: When You’re a Parent and a Play Therapist
Being a parent and a play therapist has both benefits [...]
Working with Gifted Children in Play Therapy
Gifted children are unquestionably bright, but the gifted child isn't [...]
A Special Message About the Lessons from the Playroom Podcast
The Lessons from the Playroom Podcast just celebrated our 50th [...]
Sibling Rivalry: The Inevitable Childhood Conflict
Parents often want their children to get along, a family [...]
Working With Parents in the Playroom
Parents in the playroom can give even the most seasoned [...]
Rupture and Repair in Play Therapy
Rupture, repair, repeat - it's a recipe for relationship. Whether [...]
Double Duty: Working with Twins in Play Therapy
Twins may be nature's 2-for-1 deal, but being a twin [...]
Body Language: Why it Speaks Volumes
The body tells the truth. It is the great revealer [...]
Resurrecting Rogers: What Did Carl Rogers Really Want to Say?
Carl Rogers is one of the most influential psychologists in [...]
Dueling Parents: Managing High Conflict Divorce in Play Therapy
Divorce is often painted as a traumatizing experience, but what [...]
Emotional Flooding in the Playroom: When the Therapist Finds Themselves Outside their Window of Tolerance
Emotional flooding is part of therapy: it occurs in all [...]