Margaret Blaustein, Lou Bergholz and Dafna Lender present a magical morning of learning, collaboration, and play! Children all need to feel safe in order to... Read more

Racial stress and trauma are common presentations in therapy…and the number of clients needing treatment is only expected to grow. But there are few... Read more

One of the most effective ways to create transformative moments is through play--interactive, face-to-face, reciprocal, cooperative interactions that rely on... Read more

Racial stress and trauma are common presentations in therapy…and the number of clients needing treatment is only expected to grow. But there are few... Read more

By the time couples struggling with ADHD come to your office their relationship is a tangled mess. Each partner blames the other and both feel... Read more

Often adult ADHD clients’ poor time management negatively impacts therapy… They’re late for sessions, struggling to anticipate rewards or... Read more

Networker talks with Michael Alcée as he offers powerful strategies drawn from the field of improv that will help you find your voice while navigating the... Read more

Neglecting new diagnoses, making coding errors & culturally insensitive language faux pas can be time-consuming, frustrating & cause you to lose... Read more

When it comes to working with children, sometimes the biggest behaviors come in the smallest containers. Sometimes these behaviors are externalizing... Read more

Helping families learn how to repair, restore, and create secure attachment happens as they come into the play therapy room for the first time.  Parents... Read more

Neurodivergent children (autistic, ADHD, learning differences, sensory differences) represent a unique and large part of the population of children that... Read more

Networker talks with Shawna Murray-Browne about ways to bridge racial barriers in and outside of the therapy room. Read more

In this recording, the science of the experience of self, identity and belonging will be explored. This session will examine the extremes of the independent... Read more

In this recording, view Preschool Play Therapist, Amy Nelson, as she reveals a detailed blueprint for designing effective tele-play therapy sessions with... Read more

Digital natives have been flooding your caseload with interests and ideas that might leave you wondering about how to engage clients.  Speaking the... Read more

Sand therapy is a powerful neurobiological approach to treating children, teens and families with trauma, anxiety, and attachment issues. In this 90-minute... Read more

Video games can transport us to worlds beyond our imagination. A board game can send us on an epic adventure and fulfilling side quests, while the origin... Read more

Conventional thinking around culture and diversity often focuses on aspects like skin color and sexual identity, excluding aspects of formed social, cultural... Read more

The brain-body connection inherent in trauma is often challenging for us as adults…and applying this knowledge can be overwhelming, especially in a... Read more

It can be uncomfortable for you… but it’s essential for therapy… When working your narcissistic clients you likely encounter shame... Read more

Secure attachment in early life is the gold standard for buffering a person against adversity throughout life. One of the appealing qualities of play... Read more

EMDR therapy is a powerful evidence-based approach for children. However, the use of EMDR therapy procedural steps require that we make them developmentally... Read more

The challenge of working with children can be further compounded by their fear of entering therapy, their lack of control over the decision to attend therapy... Read more

Parenting becomes that much harder for your clients who have ADHD. And, when these parents have children diagnosed with ADHD or a partner with ADHD&hellip... Read more

Sometimes the key to feeling better is knowing where to tap. Rooted within energy psychology, tapping is a mind-body technique used to treat a range of... Read more

Trauma recovery is as much about healing the body as it is the mind. Yet, so often, the focus of healing involves retelling the story of the past without... Read more

Your clients show up late to session, seem to forget skills taught the week before and struggle to stay on track with treatment goals. Unfortunately, these... Read more

Gender- and sexual orientation-based violence at the hands of colonizers has been a lived experience for the Indigenous people of the North American continent... Read more

As young adults strive to create their own identities, they need to learn how to express themselves in meaningful ways, form relationships, adjust to changing... Read more

This issue looks at the field play therapy, including play therapy’s benefits and potential pitfalls. One article examines how incorporating play and humor... Read more