Managing Aggression in the Playroom Using Synergetic Play Therapy
Approved for 1 Non-Contact/Homestudy Hour with APT and NBCC. ** This course is being retired. In order to obtain APT credit, you must complete the course by March 1, 2020.**
** This course is being retired. In order to obtain APT credit, you must complete the course by March 1, 2020.**
In this video interview, Lisa Dion explains the principles of Synergetic Play Therapy and how that relates to aggression in the playroom. Lisa explains the neuroscience behind aggression as a symptom of dysregulation in the nervous system and provides practical tips for clinicians on how to facilitate the expression of aggression. She provides ways for clinicians to remain regulated during intense play sessions to prevent compassion fatigue. And, she provides concrete examples of how to improve the quality of aggression play in sword fights.
1. Participants will understand the basic concept of Synergetic Play Therapy and how it addresses aggression in a play therapy setting.
2. Participants will understand why aggression is present in play therapy sessions and the neuroscience behind aggression as a symptom of dysregulation in the nervous system.
3. Participants will learn ways the therapist can respond during aggressive play that can facilitate growth in the child while also preventing compassion fatigue in the the therapist.
4. Participants will gain practical skills for interacting with children during aggression play, like sword fighting, to maximize treatment goals.
Learning Objectives
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Video Interview with Lisa Dion
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This was such a powerful course. I appreciate Lisa Dion's practical, applicable examples as well as her understanding of interpersonal neurobiology and how t...
Read MoreThis was such a powerful course. I appreciate Lisa Dion's practical, applicable examples as well as her understanding of interpersonal neurobiology and how that affects both our kids in aggressive behaviors and us as clinicians in response to these behaviors. I feel like I have struggled with this population for the exact reasons she outlined and will now be more equipped to manage my own intimidation with this in the play room.
Read LessSince my focus is on "trauma", I LOVED how the concept of "integration" was explained. In order to move on it MUST occur. Being congruent and authentic with ...
Read MoreSince my focus is on "trauma", I LOVED how the concept of "integration" was explained. In order to move on it MUST occur. Being congruent and authentic with our emotions is important when a child with trauma history is trying to make sense of it all. Very informative!
Read LessThank you, again, Lisa, for sharing your wisdom. Great review of info you shared at the Texas APT conference in 2016. This will help me tremendously in my wo...
Read MoreThank you, again, Lisa, for sharing your wisdom. Great review of info you shared at the Texas APT conference in 2016. This will help me tremendously in my work with little ones. And I love your passion and commitment to authenticity!
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