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Free 90-minute Training for Play Therapists!
How to Provide Play Therapy Without Second-Guessing Every Clinical Decision Even With Complex Cases
Date: Sunday, August 23, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM PST/ 7:00 PM EST
Location: Online
Still spinning your wheels on every play therapy session?
Learn a strategic 3-part framework to facilitate impactful play therapy sessions without burning yourself out or feeling like a fraud.
If you’ve ever walked out of a play therapy session wondering:
You’re not alone. And you don’t have to keep doing this on your own.
You’ll leave this play therapy training with practical strategies, real case examples, and a clear path to feeling more effective and supported in your work with kids and families.
No fluff. No theory overload. Just the grounded support you’ve been needing.
In this free 90-minute play therapy training, you'll:
- Use case conceptualization to go beyond surface-level play and get to the root of what’s really happening in the session
- Align your interventions with your play therapy model so your sessions feel intentional—not scattered
- Leverage community-based play therapy consultation to stop spinning your wheels and start making confident clinical decisions
Plus!
- Get to know other play therapists. You’re not alone in your challenges—come connect with a community that understands you.
- Engage in a real case study discussion. We'll use a case study to break down key factors contributing to a child's struggles and examine how to use that information to make a real difference using play therapy.
- Discover simple, effective play therapy strategies. Learn techniques that can instantly transform your sessions.
- Get FREE family play therapy activities. Attend live and get this free gift.
This is for you if:
- You’re a child or play therapist who feels unsure, stuck, or second-guesses what’s happening in the play
- You’re tired of trying to piece together answers from Instagram, books, and podcasts
- You want more clarity and confidence in your trauma-informed play therapy work
