About This In-Person Seminar
The training is designed for new play therapists in agencies, private practices, and school settings who are interested in learning more about play therapy interventions and techniques. It will cover the basic rationale, philosophy, history, and theoretical concepts specific to both directive and non-directive play therapy. Participants will be introduced to the toys and materials needed to set up a play therapy room, and cultural sensitivity will be explored. The application of play therapy to various populations, limit setting, and handling the unexpected will also be discussed.
# of CEs for Completion
3.0
Seminar Length
3-hour in-person session
Seminar Objectives
- Discuss both directive and non-directive play therapy
- Identify materials needed to set up a play therapy room
- Explain how to set limits and handle the unexpected in a play therapy room
- Apply play therapy interventions with children, families and groups)
Meet the Presenter
Stephanie Lilly, MA, LCPC, RPT
Stephanie Lilly has a Master’s Degree in Community Counseling and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. Stephanie’s approach is holistic, allowing for individualized treatment plans that are supported by evidence-based techniques. She focuses on building a trusting, therapeutic relationship with clients to provide the optimal environment for positive change. She is a registered play therapist and has training in behavioral modification that brings excellent results while working with young children and their parents. She also works with adolescents and young adults struggling with self-injury, suicidal ideation and mood disorders. Stephanie also enjoys working with adults struggling with anxiety, depression and relationship issues.
Family Counseling Service's Continuing Education Network
The Continuing Education Network is FCS's way of helping you meet your need for continuing education. We bring you thought-provoking and informative seminars to keep you up-to-date with our profession's best practices and newest ideas.
As a nationally licensed CEU sponsor, Family Counseling Service is able to offer continuing education credits to Illinois Social Workers, Illinois Professional Counselors, and Illinois Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists:
- IL Social Workers License #197.000145
- IL Professional Counselors License #159.001.044
- IL Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists License #168.000189
- IL Licensed Clinical Psychologist License #268.000119
- Illinois Certified Domestic Violence Professional Site
- NBCC ACEP Number: 7149
- APT Approved Provider 20-617
If you have any questions, please contact us at (630) 844-2662 or at [email protected]
What You Can Expect From Our
In-Person Seminars:
Deep Expertise
Our Continuing Education Network offers a vibrant collection of seminars delivered by leading experts in the field of mental health. Dive into a wide spectrum of topics, ranging from innovative therapeutic techniques to the latest research findings. We only partner with the best presenters who offer a variety of different voices and perspectives.
High-Quality, Diverse Offerings
Experience the highest quality professional development through our live webinars, tailor-made for mental health professionals seeking to enrich their knowledge and practices. Each webinar is designed with precision and attention to detail, ensuring you receive directly applicable knowledge for your everyday practice.
Earn CEUs
As a licensed CEU sponsor, we provide continuing education credits for all our seminars. Join us for an educational journey that promises to elevate your professional capacity, all from the comfort of your own home or office.
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