Embark on a transformative 3.5-day journey at our Play Therapy Supervision Intensive, a comprehensive workshop designed for mental health professionals committed to advancing their skills in supervising play therapists.

Tagline: Nurturing Growth, Cultivating Wisdom.

Description:

Delve into the intricacies of cultural humility and social justice, ethical best practices, neuroscience applications, transference and countertransference dynamics, models of clinical supervision, building a robust supervisory relationship, group supervision dynamics, playful supervision strategies, immersive experientials, and essential self-care practices. The workshop culminates in three post-course sessions dedicated to consolidation and ongoing support, ensuring sustained growth and resilience in your supervisory practice.

The final day will be presented by Rosie Newman from Seattle Play Therapy.

Supervision Training - "Person-Centered Supervision: Applying CCPT principles to Supervisees”

3 CES

Sept 13th 3:30pm to 7:00pm (American Time)

Sept 14th 8:30am to 1:00pm (Australian Eastern Standarr Time)

 Description: The training explores the application of Virginia Axline's 8 basic principles for Child-Centered Play Therapy, adapting them to the supervisor-supervisee relationship. Participants will learn how these principles can be used to foster growth in supervisees, inform case conceptualization, and enhance both the supervision process and client work. The workshop aims to create a person-centered approach to supervision that aligns with the core tenets of CCPT, focusing on self of the therapist and a growth promoting environment.

• Analyze how Axline's 8 basic principles of CCPT can be applied to the supervision process

• Demonstrate the ability to facilitate reflective practices that promote the supervisee's internal growth and understanding of their "self as therapist."

• Evaluate supervisee progress and areas for development growth objectives informed by Axline’s principles

• Synthesize CCPT principles with supervision practices to create comprehensive case conceptualizations for both the supervision process and client work.