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FAMILY ASSESSMENT IN PLAY THERAPY

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

This recorded presentation will cover varies ways to assess family dynamics and functioning through play therapy. It will cover important areas to assess, as well as discuss both non-directive and directive methods of assessment.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Name at least 5 important areas to assess families in play therapy. 

2. Demonstrate 3 play therapy interventions for family assessment.

3. Discuss the importance of family assessment in play therapy.

 

TWO NON CONTACT HOURS

falls under APT's primary instruction areas of "Play Therapy Skills & Methods"

 

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Continuing Education for Play Therapy

The Michigan Play Therapy Training Academy is  approved by the Association for Play Therapy to sponsor continuing education specific to play therapy and  maintains responsibility for the program.  APT Approved Provider 15-407.  

Full attendance is  required.   Continuing education verification is handed out to participants following the training.   If you have questions regarding continuing education, learning objectives, agenda, grievance issues please contact Laura Hutchison at playdr@gmail.com.     

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 All trainings are taught by Laura Hutchison, PsyD, LP, RPT/S.  

 

​CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY

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  • All cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. Participants will be given a credit towards a future training to be used within 2 years of the original training date (no cash refunds).

  • No shows or missed trainings will receive no refund or credit.  You may send another attendee in your place.

  • No partial CE credit is available.

  • All trainings are subject to sufficient registration.

  • Should the Michigan Play Therapy Training Academy need to cancel a training we will make every attempt to notify paid registrants in a timely manner.  All paid registrants will receive a full refund.

  • Michigan Play Therapy Training Academy only assumes liability for the registration portion of any training.  All other costs are the responsibility of the registrant.

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