- Does the child's vulnerable feelings seem tolerable for them or do you need to pace things more slowly?

- What techniques might you use when a child hesitates to draw?  
- Pick up a few new ideas to use when the child is too angry to draw.

- Ways to invite the child to make their own projective storybooks.
- Take a look at some examples of how children can use therapeutic workbooks to process difficult feelings.

- Then discuss ways you might apply these concepts to one of your cases.


"Eight Part Play Therapy Series"
Expand your expertise and refresh your enthusiasm for working with child clients!  Each 2-hour session includes energizing ideas and techniques that you can use in working with children as clients, plus an opportunity to apply these new ideas through discussions of your most challenging cases.

1. What is play therapy and how does one begin?
2. Important things to do in the first session
3. Boundaries with children and parents
4. Play therapy techniques
5. When children won't play in the session
6. Ways to involve parents
7. Being creative and open with interventions
8. Techniques to use When children are aggressive in the session


"Involving Parents in Their Child's Play Therapy"
A Four Week Interactive Play Therapy Training Series .

1. Various perspectives on including parents in play therapy
2. Why parents might not want to be involved in their child's work
3. How does the child react to their parents being involved
4. Working with parents who don't want to participate

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