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SUMMARY:Lessons from the Playroom - Working With Families in the Playroom
DESCRIPTION:The Lessons from the Playroom Webinar is a series of 75-minute LIVE webinars designed to further explore what is truly happening in the play therapy process. Interact with Lisa Dion and special guests around the world for an hour of power\, purpose\, and perspective. Curious what these webinars are about? Click here for a sample! \nThe November topic is Working With Families in the Playroom. \nUnderstanding how to work with families in a play therapy experience is important.   The difference between it being an overly challenging experience or a deeply connected experience is knowing when to involve the family\, how to work with all of the family members to keep them engaged\, and how to become the external regulator for the whole system to help them integrate is key.\n\n– Explore when it is important to involve the family in play therapy\n– Identify at least 3 family therapy activities to incorporate into sessions\n– Discuss what it means to become the external regulator for the family in a play therapy session\n– Explore ways to keep all family members engaged in the process\nRegister here. Watch live or via replay.
URL:https://synergeticplaytherapy.com/events/lessons-from-the-playroom/
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SUMMARY:2019 Midwest Child Life Conference - Keynote: The Need for An External Regulator During Child Life Interventions - Springfield\, Missouri
DESCRIPTION:Join Lisa Dion as she explores external regulation in the Child Life Specialist.  \nResearch in neuroscience and interpersonal neurobiology sheds light on the need for the Child Life Specialist to act as the external regulator supporting the child and their family to move towards the intensity they are experiencing allowing for integration.   \nWithout the ability of the Child Life Specialist to become the external regulator for the intensity that arises\, both the child\, family\, and the Child Life Specialist are at risk for emotional flooding and high levels of dysregulation in their nervous systems. Over time\, this can significantly impact a Child Life Specialist’s longevity in the field\, as well as the ability to stay attuned and present to the child and family during care. \nBreak out session: \nWe are in this together:  Understanding Nervous System States for Co-Regulation \n\nThis presentation explores the various states of activation of the nervous system in order to help Child Life Specialists understand new ways of working with a child’s fears and anxieties\, how to recognize emotional flooding\, and ultimately how to become the external regulator to co-regulate a child through their challenging experiences leading to a more adaptive and less overwhelming hospital experience. Register or learn more here.
URL:https://synergeticplaytherapy.com/events/2019-midwest-child-life-conference-keynote-the-need-for-an-external-regulator-during-child-life-interventions/
LOCATION:Missouri State University – Plaster Student Union\, 1110 E. Madison Street\, Springfield\, MO\, 65897\, United States
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