Parenting can be a mixed experience, one that can be joyful, overwhelming, and confusing at the same time. In the domain of play therapy, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT) has emerged as a transformative intervention that has greatly added to the abilities of play therapists in maneuvering the complex behavioral, emotional, social, and attachment concerns in the context of the...
Play therapy is a powerful modality used by mental health professionals to help children express emotions, process trauma, and develop coping skills. The young budding age of children is a vulnerable stage of life when their minds are still under development and can be molded in any way. Hence, addressing any behavioral, emotional, or psychological issue is an important and delicate...
In the world of play therapy, it’s common for clinicians to accumulate a long list of trainings. Over time, many therapists find themselves certified in multiple modalities, fluent in various techniques, and continually seeking the next CEU to add to their professional toolbox. While ongoing learning is valuable, this pattern can quietly create an unintended problem: breadth...
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