All times are in Central Time Zone Introduction to Family Play Therapy: Filial and Child Parent Play Therapy Description Working with children has a necessary component, working with parents! If...
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and Best Practices Working with Parents All times are in Central Time Zone Play Therapy Case Conceptualization and Best Practices Working with Parents Description In this training, therapists discover best...
All times are in Central Time Zone This workshop is a Live Interactive Webinar, and meets the APT definition of Live Webinar. Attendees must attend the training in its entirety,...
By the time you and your child make it to our offices for Play Therapy, you have likely been struggling with emotions and behaviors, not to mention family dynamics, for a little while. You are ready for things to feel better in your family, for your child to behave and learn to manage big feelings more easily. Whatever has gotten you to this point, it will take some time, understanding, and intention to realize the cohesion and improved behaviors you desire.Â
Happy International Play Therapy Week!
February 4, 2024by Sally Frede
Happy International Play Therapy Week from Embark Counseling Services! This year, the Association for Play Therapy’s (APT) International Play Therapy Week is from February 4 to 10, 2024. I am super excited to see how play therapists from around the country and even the world celebrate the therapeutic powers of play.
Learn key skills and strategies in diagnosis and treatment plans in play therapy! Play Therapy credit is available to mental health professionals and graduate students in a mental health program....
The Power of Playful Parenting
January 31, 2018by Teresa Bartch
Research has shown that children who have a secure attachment with their parent, otherwise known as a good parent-child bond, continually excel in areas such social skills, self-confidence, academics, emotion management, empathy and competency. Playful parenting requires intention and skill, and it ultimately results in the development of secure attachment for your child.