Short videos to support therapists in the playroom and on the journey ….Â
Understanding “The Set Up”/Offering in SPT
How Countertransference IS the Therapeutic Landscape
What is Authenticity Really?
Turn Your Sand Tray Into A Regulation Device
2 Steps to Setting a Boundary in the Playroom
How to Deal with Aggression in the Playroom
How Co-Regulation Changes Templates
Attunement in Play Therapy
What Being Resilient Really Means
Creating a Space that Supports Regulation
Using the Bop Bag In Play Therapy
Attuning to Clients During a State of Activation
When Shame Shows Up in the Playroom
Why Ruptures Are Important in Play Therapy
Things to Consider When Working with Siblings
The Beauty of Broken Toys in the Playroom
How to Respond When a Child Emotionally Floods
3 Tips for Creating Goals in Play Therapy
Maintaining Realistic Expectations for Client Progress
2 Tips for a Successful Intake Session
When the Parent is in the Playroom
Empowering Parents in the Play Therapy Process
Supporting Foster & Adoptive Parents
How to Explain Implicit Memory to Parents/Caregivers
Things to Consider When Working with Siblings
2 Tips When Working with Twins in Play Therapy
When a Child Wants to Leave the Therapy Session Early
When a Child Doesn’t Play in the Playroom
When A Child Client Won’t Let You Speak, Move or Breath
When a Child Presents as “Perfect” in the Playroom
Why No Parent/Caregiver is Resistant
When a Child Refuses to go to School
What To Do When Our Clients Ask Us Personal Questions
Making The Play Therapy Process Your Own
When You’re Feeling Lost in the Play Therapy Process
When You Feel Like You’re in the “Boxing Ring” Too
Preparing Parents for their Child’s Therapy Experience
The #1 Thing That Will Get You Off Track
Helping Kids Open Up in Teletherapy
Tips for Overcoming Teletherapy Fatigue
When Compassion Fatigue Shows Up in the Playroom
How SPT Is Both Directive & Non-Directive
What Does “Synergetic” Even Mean?