Eligible for APT and NBCC credit only.

*Supervision Training

This workshop will present content and activities focused on the complex process of supervision in play therapy by examining aspects of countertransference in the supervisory relationship. These issues may be due to client issues or relational dynamics between professionals.

Learning Objectives:

Identify factors which make play therapy supervision a complicated process
Identify types of countertransference which may exist in play therapy with children
Identify countertransference roles they may experience as therapist and/or supervisor
Identify how these roles may impact the supervisory process

Play Therapy Primary Areas:

Special Topics

Laura Tejada

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