Engaging Caregivers in Play Therapy: Discipline Models That Work
LIVE in Fort Worth, TX and via Zoom
◊ February 1, 2027 ◊
ALSO AVAILABLE NOW ON-DEMAND
APT – IN PERSON – 3 contact hours- (1) Ethics, (2) Social & Cultural Diversity
APT – VIA ZOOM – 3 non-contact hours – (1) Ethics, (2) Social & Cultural Diversity
Association for Play Therapy: this play therapy training is offered live, in-person for contact hours and virtually via Zoom for non-contact hours. Need non-contact hours now? Look for this course on-demand!
NBCC – 3 hours – (1) Ethics, (2) Social & Cultural Diversity
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This dynamic workshop equips play therapists and mental health professionals with research-supported discipline frameworks designed to enhance caregiver consultations within the play therapy process. Through an integration of Ecosystemic Play Therapy (EPT) and Attachment Theory (AT), participants will learn how to translate complex discipline models into practical, parent-friendly strategies that foster collaboration and promote lasting change.
Emphasis is placed on helping therapists engage caregivers by explaining the “why” behind play therapy and discipline models in language that resonates with their family values, dynamics, and child’s unique developmental needs and temperament. Through interactive discussions, case studies, and clinical application exercises, participants will gain the confidence and competence to guide caregivers in shaping effective, connected, and sustainable discipline practices.