The First 10 Things To Learn About Play Therapy
This course has been retired for all credit effective July 1, 2020
The First 10 Things To Learn About Play Therapy!
This 1 hour fully online course provides participants with an introduction to the field of play therapy. Topic covered include directive and non-directive theories, setting up a playroom, the ethics of touch, and best practices for documentation and working with parents. This action packed course is a delivered in a movie format and is filled with play therapy resources for clinicians new to the field of play therapy.
Course Objectives:
1. Learn 3 ways that the Association for Play Therapy benefits professionals.
2. Understand the differences between play therapy credentials available compared to other options.
3. Explain the difference between directive and non-directive play therapy theories.
4. Learn 3 facts about key play therapy figures and the history of play therapy.
5. Identify 3 components of selecting toys and setting up a playroom.
6. Discuss 3 key ethical considerations in using touch, creating documentation, and working with parents.
7. Recognize 3 different specializations within play therapy.
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Refund and Cancellation Policy
FREE PREVIEWTips For Completing This Course
The First 10 Things to Learn About Play Therapy Video
Resources from the Association of Play Therapy (APT)
What's Your Niche?
The Question in the Video Has Been Answered
Tracking Guide
Sample Progress Note
The First 10 Things To Learn About Play Therapy Reference List
Course Completion Instructions
Course evaluation (Required)
Quiz
This was a very helpful course and provided a lot of great information about the history of play therapy and techniques
This was a very helpful course and provided a lot of great information about the history of play therapy and techniques
Read LessVery organized and informative
Very organized and informative
Read LessThe course was easy to follow, and the resources provided will undoubtedly be valuable to my professional growth as an aspiring play therapist. Thank you!
The course was easy to follow, and the resources provided will undoubtedly be valuable to my professional growth as an aspiring play therapist. Thank you!
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