This interactive workshop allows play therapists to expand their knowledge about multicultural play therapy. The workshop provides supportive structure for self-reflection on multicultural play therapy. Shared experience and research will support the participants' multicultural practice with children and families.

Learning Objectives:

Describe how their own cultural background may impact their views of play, play therapy, and the populations they serve.
Describe at least 3 examples of how culture may impact help-seeking behaviors as well as investment in play therapy.
Apply at least 3 practical strategies to create a playroom and play therapy experience that is inviting and appropriate for a multi-cultural setting.

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Special Topics

Xanthia Johnson MA, LPC, LCPC, ACS, RPT-S

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