FREE: Wearing Two Hats: Being A Therapist and A Parent

In this free, one-hour recorded webinar, Lisa Dion will explore ways to navigate the emotional demands of being a therapist and a parent, reconnect with ourselves, and release some of the pressure that can come with trying to do both roles “well.”  

FREE: Wearing Two Hats: Being A Therapist and A Parent

Being both a therapist and a parent can be rewarding, meaningful, and—at times—difficult, confusing, tiring, or even exhausting. Moving between these two roles can bring unique challenges, especially when our professional experiences and our personal lives begin to overlap.

Lisa understands this experience firsthand, having spent more than 15 years navigating both roles. In this free, one-hour recorded webinar, she explores how to care for yourself while being present and available both in the playroom and at home.

Together, we’ll explore ways to navigate the emotional demands of being a therapist and a parent, reconnect with ourselves, and release some of the pressure that can come with trying to do both roles “well.”

Presenter

Lisa Dion

Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S, is an international teacher, creator of Synergetic Play Therapy, founder and President of the Synergetic Play Therapy Institute.

Why Add SPT to Your Practice?

  • “I personally took a lot out of this [program], not all of it was new, but what was new was extremely useful and impactful. What wasn’t new was an excellent reminder to go back to my roots of attachment and emotional work when working with children just like I have worked with youth and adults over the years but in a slightly different context. My entire team has felt the positive impact of this training on our work and we are very happy that we all did it at the same time. We will be able to continue to practice it together and that is very exciting.”

    Mike Smith
  • “This experience has been validating to my entire human experience, and offered a clear framework to better connect with myself, client, and world! I know this was only the tip of the iceberg into integrating these powerful concepts, and I’m so hooked, I’ve already signed up for certification to continue my journey!”

    Jessie Brockmeier
  • “It’s been over 2 years since I took the Synergetic Play Therapy [program]. One of the best choices I’ve ever made. The magnitude of deeply attuning with our clients…and ourselves…is immeasurable!”

    Jackie Flynn
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Cost

FREE
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About

In this free, one-hour recorded webinar, Lisa Dion will explore ways to navigate the emotional demands of being a therapist and a parent, reconnect with ourselves, and release some of the pressure that can come with trying to do both roles “well.”

What You’ll Learn

  • How to remain present with clients after something impactful happens at home.
  • Ways to conserve energy and have more availability for your own children.
  • How to support children who are struggling with experiences similar to those of your own children.
  • How to release the pressure of being a “good parent” simply because you are a play therapist.
  • Ways to give yourself the attention and care you deserve.
  • How to reduce the guilt or shame that can arise when you’re able to help other children but struggle to help your own.

Anytime you want!

Anywhere!

… in this recorded live webinar, come learn, reflect and discuss with Lisa how to:

  • Stay present with your clients after something impactful happens in your home
  • Have more energy for your own kids
  • Counsel children who are struggling with the same issues as your own kids
  • Take off the pressure of being a “good parent” because you’re a play therapist
  • Give yourself the attention you deserve
  • Reduce guilt or shame of not being able to help your own child when you’re able to help other children 

 Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S*
*Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S, is the founder and President of the Synergetic Play Therapy Institute. She is an international teacher, the creator of Synergetic Play Therapy, host of the Lessons from the Playroom podcast and author of Aggression in Play Therapy: A Neurobiological Approach for Integrating Intensity. She is the 2015 recipient of the Association for Play Therapy’s Professional Education and Training Award of Excellence.
 

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