Play Therapy Training

Course Content
- The Directive Play Therapy Process (Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy),
- Topics to Discuss with the Family in the Initial Interview,
- Information to Obtain from the Family in the Initial Interview,
- Topics to Discuss with the Child in the Initial Interview,
- How the Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy Process Works,
- Techniques Used in Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy,
- Identifying Problem Areas in Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy,
- Ending a Session in Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy,
- Relaxation Exercises,
- Assessing Affect Regulation,
- Addressing Self-Esteem Issues through Play Therapy,
- Play Therapy in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Abuse,
- Addressing Fear and Anxiety in Children through Play Therapy,
- Play Therapy in ADHD,
- Play Therapy for Children with Depression.
Who Is It For?
- Psychology students and graduates,
- Guidance and Psychological Counseling (PDR) students and graduates,
- Social workers and social work students,
- Child development and preschool education graduates and students,
- Teachers,
- Child psychiatrists,
- Family counselors,
- Pediatricians and psychiatric nurses,
- Special education students.
What Will You Learn?
Participants will gain theoretical knowledge and skills in play therapy and learn to apply play therapy methods as a therapeutic tool.