December 2020

Helpful resources for review and adaptation to your program

Child Associate notes form

Parent permission slip
Submitted by Ticonderoga Elementary (Ticonderoga, NY)

Reflective statements
Submitted by Dudley Elementary (Fairport, NY)

Remote information for students
Submitted by Palmyra Macedon Primary (Palmyra, NY)

Training Opportunities

Still Available!

Considerations for offering child centered play & play therapy techniques in a virtual setting (Part 1 of series)

Presented by: Dr. Jodi Weinstein Mullen, Ph.D., LMHC, NCC, RPT-S, CCPT-Master
 
Description:

How can we use play and play therapy techniques to connect with our child clients virtually? In this webinar, we'll discuss some of the lessons learned organically from our child clients about how child helpers can establish effective therapeutic connections using play and play therapy foundations and over virtual mediums. The basics, challenges, surprises, and a discussion of what has and has NOT worked will be addressed.
 
By the end of this webinar:

  1. Participants will be able to identify a minimum of three challenges of connecting to children using play in virtual settings.
  2. Participants will learn at least two specific ways of interacting with children using child-centered play and play therapy techniques virtually.

 Continuing Education: Upon completion of this training, 2 CEUs are available.

Cost: $60

Coupon code for 10% off Part 1: PARTONE

Register: https://integrativecounselingservices.thinkific.com/courses/considerations-for-offering-child-centered-play-and-play-therapy-techniques-virtual-setting

 

New Offering! Part 2 of Series

Let's refresh: What children have taught us about offering child-centered play and play therapy in a virtual setting (Part 2 of series)

Presented by: Dr. Jodi Weinstein Mullen, Ph.D., LMHC, NCC, RPT-S, CCPT-Master

Description:

The past months have taught us about what does and does not work when connecting to kids virtually using child-centered play and play therapy. In this webinar, we will expand on using play and play therapy techniques to connect with our child clients virtually. We'll also discuss the lessons learned organically from our child clients about how child helpers can create and maintain effective therapeutic connections using play and play therapy philosophy and techniques through virtual mediums. The basics, challenges, surprises, bloopers, and a discussion of what has and has NOT worked will be addressed. The presenter will share ideas to combat virtual play and play therapy fatigue for both children and child helpers.

By the end of this webinar:

  1. Participants will be able to identify a minimum of three ways of dealing with the challenges of connecting to children using play in virtual settings.
  2. Participants will be able to describe at least two specific ways of interacting with children using child-centered play and Play Therapy techniques virtually.

Continuing Education: Upon completion of this training, 2 CEUs are available.

Cost: $60 (see pre-order discount below)

Pre-Order Today!

Pre-order is now available for “Let's refresh: What children have taught us about offering child-centered play and play therapy in a virtual setting” and the two-course bundle! Use code PREORDER10 for 10% off, or you can pre-order the bundle for $20 off with code PREORDER20 until December 14th! The bundle includes both parts of the series!

Link for pre-order: https://www.integrativecounseling.us/upcomingevents

Coupon code for 10% off Part 2 pre-order until December 14, 2020: PREORDER10

Link for bundle pre-order: https://www.integrativecounseling.us/upcomingevents

Coupon code for $20 off the bundle until December 14, 2020: PREORDER20

*enter the coupon code at checkout