Adverse Childhood Experiences in Play Therapy

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) can be a part of growing up. But how can we help turn these obstacles into opportunities for growth and resilience? And apply this knowledge to the play therapy process? This webinar explores how play therapy can be used to help mitigate the effects of ACES. Learn the major categories of ACES, along with protective factors or strategies that have been shown to be helpful both in the short-term and long-term.

See below for details.

Description

What: A 1-hour course exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) and how can therapists can help turn these obstacles into opportunities for growth and resilience.

Where: Anywhere!

What You’ll Learn … ACES in Play Therapy Objectives:

  • Participants will list the 3 major categories of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), and identify one ACE in each category.
  • Participants will identify 3-5 protective factors or strategies that have been shown as helpful in building resilience or healing the long term effects of ACES.
  • Participants will apply how play therapy process can assist clients heal from short and long term effects of ACES.

Credits: 1 APT Non-Contact CE Credit*

*Synergetic Play Therapy Institute, APT Approved Provider 09-264**
*Australian Play Therapists Association (APTA) Approved Provider
*British Columbia Play Therapy Association (BCPTA) Approved Provider

**For an understanding of which credits can be used towards your RPT or continuing education, please contact APT for the most updated requirements. Also, please note that play therapy credit may not be awarded to non-mental health professionals.

Cost: $30 (USD)

Or, if you’d like – bundle this course with any 3 additional courses and save. Get all the details here: Buy a Bundle of 4 and Save!

Instructor: Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S & Erin Bennetts, LCSW, RPT-S

*Erin Bennetts is a life-long learner and lover of education, training, and professional development. You’ll find her attending conferences, workshops, and participating in ongoing supervision to keep current on what is happening in mental health and early childhood development. Her specialties include: early childhood behavioral challenges (age 2-6), Sensory Processing and Integration challenges, Atypical neurodevelopment (Gifted and Talented, Autism Spectrum, Developmental delay) & Trauma. Erin is a Registered Play Therapy Supervisor, Certified Synergetic Play Therapist/Supervisor and also trained in Level I and II EMDR.

Refund Policy: Fees are non-refundable, but are transferable to other courses. If you are dissatisfied with the course, you may request a transfer of funds to another course or book study. You will not receive CE credits for the original course you signed up for.

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