Why YOU Should Get Trained in Play Therapy!
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- Dr. Jodi Mullen is a certified Play Therapist and Play Therapist Supervisor, and has been practicing for over 25 years. She owns Integrative Counseling Services, a mental health counseling private practice in Oswego, NY. She and her staff offer a variety of trainings for topics connected to play therapy, and now offer in-person workshops as well as self-study workshops you can take at your own pace!
Here, she explains what play therapy is and why YOU should get trained in play therapy if you plan on working with children. If you are interested in testing the waters of play therapy, you can take her online self-study course called PLAY THERAPY BASIC TRAINING. This two-hour course will earn you 2 CEs toward your state license certification, and will provide you with the foundation of Play Therapy.
Check out PLAY THERAPY BASIC TRAINING:
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Check out our other SELF-STUDY COURSES:
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Check out Integrative Counseling Services:
www.integrativecounseling.us/
Check out Dr. Mullen's Podcast, FREAKISHLY WELL-BEHAVED KIDS:
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Video and Music by Kyle Dzintars:
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I’ve chosen the right career. Graduate 👩🎓 July 2019
I’m a graduate in 2024
Great introduction to what play therapy is and the importance of training in this field to all mental health professionals working with children!
Thank you so much! We loveeee play therapy and we just want the world to know all about it! Thanks for your feedback!
This is Recreation Therapy
can you use this for older children?
I am currently working on a degree in psychology with the goal to continue and train as a play therapist. Do you have any recommendations on how I can work toward that goal right now?
Update? Do you have any tips for highschoolers who have the goal of becoming a play therapist? As well as the best schooling options and places to train and work
@@naija._scorpsVolunteer! I am going to do my masters in another year, but I am volunteering so much with different youth events. I provide unofficial respite care for a family with adopted kids. I work at a daycare with kids from a lower income area and get a lit of experience with various diagnoses. I het to help kids through play-based activity, and see what kinds of conditions and situations I have the most interest in. Daycares will sometimes even take volunteers, so check locally.
All the best! ❤ The journey clearly takes awhile, but for me, it's been worth it so far.