30 Techniques is Archive: for children, adolescents and adultsRecognize and apply metaphorsMindfulness in play therapyEffective techniques for ADHD, Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, AbusePlay Therapy is not just a useful therapeutic method for children, it is also a preferred way of expression for adolescents and adults..
Archive: 30 Techniques for children, adolescents and adultsRecognize and apply metaphorsMindfulness in play therapyEffective techniques for ADHD, Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, AbusePlay Therapy is not just a useful therapeutic method for children, it is also a preferred way of expression for adolescents and adults.
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Watch this recording and explore how you can use play therapy techniques with any client, regardless of age or symptom.
techniques appropriate is Learn proven to your client’s stage in life, behavioral or emotional issues, and disorders..
Learn proven techniques appropriate to your client’s stage in life, behavioral or emotional issues, and disorders.
You is will leave with a toolbox filled with Play Therapy techniques that you can use immediately with clients of all ages, including:Over 30 cutting-edge techniques for clients of all agesWhat techniques to apply to Anxiety, ADHD, anger, trauma and abuse.Metaphors and understanding of the meaning of your client’s playWhat a session should look likeJoin Dr. Cathy Bissett as she shows you how effective Play Therapy is for development, communication, social-emotional skills and improving behavioral health.Recognize the metaphors that a client presents to you and modify them into working, functional strategies.Select the best techniques, depending upon the presenting issue.Apply 30 techniques appropriate to the client’s stage of development.Define, formulate and expand your own working schema of play therapy principles.Apply the concept of scaffolding in play therapy regardless of age.Describe the difference between your client’s cognitive understanding and emotionally driven change.Play TherapyAssessment and DiagnosesIdentify ThemesAge Appropriate PlayWhat techniques are Best for What disordersPlay In and Out of the Play RoomRecognizing the SchemaWhat a Session Looks LikeIntegrate Play into PracticePlaying the BrainUse of Sensory InformationMind/Body ConnectionBrain Re-mappingThe Well-Equipped Play RoomThe Therapist as CollaboratorPlay Therapy for ChildrenChildren’s MetaphorsIdentificationScaffoldingReframingReassessment10 Techniques for ChildrenArtSand TrayParallel PlayReciprocal Play (I-spy)AnimalsModelingScaffoldingRewardsAlliance developmentMake believePlay Therapy for AdolescentsAdolescent MetaphorsIdentificationPersonal mythsPeer and external influencesScaffoldingReframingReversion and Reassessment10 Techniques for AdolescentsSharing “language”Dress codesSynchronicity and mirroring neurons: the continuous feedback loop; animalsSilence: where no one has gone before.RespectSlowing the processWrite it down!Expect and demandKnow their cultureNever let them see you sweat; risk.Play Therapy for AdultsAdult MetaphorsIdentificationExplorationWhen, Where, What, How and Why SupportChange and ReframeEvolution10 Techniques for AdultsSand traySymbolsArtAnimalsReciprocityIdentification and re-establishment of Values SystemsAmateur HourSaving FaceRefuge and Truth TellingSearch and Destroy: Love IS enough.
You will leave with a toolbox filled with Play Therapy techniques that you can use immediately with clients of all ages, including:Over 30 cutting-edge techniques for clients of all agesWhat techniques to apply to Anxiety, ADHD, anger, trauma and abuse.Metaphors and understanding of the meaning of your client’s playWhat a session should look likeJoin Dr. Cathy Bissett as she shows you how effective Play Therapy is for development, communication, social-emotional skills and improving behavioral health.Recognize the metaphors that a client presents to you and modify them into working, functional strategies.Select the best techniques, depending upon the presenting issue.Apply 30 techniques appropriate to the client’s stage of development.Define, formulate and expand your own working schema of play therapy principles.Apply the concept of scaffolding in play therapy regardless of age.Describe the difference between your client’s cognitive understanding and emotionally driven change.Play TherapyAssessment and DiagnosesIdentify ThemesAge Appropriate PlayWhat techniques are Best for What disordersPlay In and Out of the Play RoomRecognizing the SchemaWhat a Session Looks LikeIntegrate Play into PracticePlaying the BrainUse of Sensory InformationMind/Body ConnectionBrain Re-mappingThe Well-Equipped Play RoomThe Therapist as CollaboratorPlay Therapy for ChildrenChildren’s MetaphorsIdentificationScaffoldingReframingReassessment10 Techniques for ChildrenArtSand TrayParallel PlayReciprocal Play (I-spy)AnimalsModelingScaffoldingRewardsAlliance developmentMake believePlay Therapy for AdolescentsAdolescent MetaphorsIdentificationPersonal mythsPeer and external influencesScaffoldingReframingReversion and Reassessment10 Techniques for AdolescentsSharing “language”Dress codesSynchronicity and mirroring neurons: the continuous feedback loop; animalsSilence: where no one has gone before.RespectSlowing the processWrite it down!Expect and demandKnow their cultureNever let them see you sweat; risk.Play Therapy for AdultsAdult MetaphorsIdentificationExplorationWhen, Where, What, How and Why SupportChange and ReframeEvolution10 Techniques for AdultsSand traySymbolsArtAnimalsReciprocityIdentification and re-establishment of Values SystemsAmateur HourSaving FaceRefuge and Truth TellingSearch and Destroy: Love IS enough