Earn 6 Play Therapy CEs Saturday, Oct. 22!

  

Our fall training group in Chapel Hill, NC,  is well underway and the one in Louisville, KY, started today. If you missed the opportunity to join us this semester, tune in to our live broadcast webinars on Saturday mornings (more below). Also, join us for the Spring semester of training in Chapel Hill, which begins in February. 

Tomorrow, October 22, Emily Keller, PhD, will offer  Grief Soup and Other Play Therapy Interventions for Loss. It's not too late to sign up and explore how grief in children is different from grief in adults and learn powerful play therapy interventions.

October 28-30, Vann Joines, PhD, will offer AIT Basics. This is the introductory seminar for Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT). Once you have taken this course, you can take many of the other AIT workshops we offer like the one on presence and dissociation November 18-20. 

"The thing that really has attracted me to AIT is that it is the easiest and most effective method of treating trauma of almost anything I have experienced," Dr. Joines said." To learn more about AIT, training, and where to find an AIT therapist, watch this video in which Dr. Joines answers frequently asked questions . 

If you are new to energy psychotherapy, Gary Peterson, MD, will offer Energy Healing in Psychotherapy February 24-26, 2017. Participants will learn how to introduce clients to the science and art of energy psychology. They will also learn the most authoritative and popular balancing, calming, and centering techniques. They will experience muscle testing and learn to use tapping methods and energy centers to reduce stress and resolve emotional disturbances. It is a comprehensive introduction to this burgeoning field!

The Couples Weekend offered November 4-6 is full and has a wait list. We encourage you to register now to reserve your spot for the next one May 19-21, 2017. If you feel you can't wait until then, call (919) 929-1171 to schedule an appointment with one of our clinicians. 

Warm Regards, 

Vann, Gary, Emily, and Meredith
Play Therapy Training

Grief Soup & Other Play Therapy Interventions for Loss
October 22, 2016

This workshop offers an overview of grief in children and teens. The instructor will discuss common experiences of loss and will lead the participants through a series of experiential and expressive arts Play Therapy techniques, which can be used with clients. Participants will explore loss throughout their lives as an anchor for their work. We will also explore ambiguous grief and complicated grief. Learn why some children appear to move through grief quickly and others have a delayed response. We'll sort through facts and fables and explore the process of meaning-making.


LEVEL  Beginner & Intermediate; LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
  • Delineate the grief process
  • Discuss cultural differences in grief
  • Explain the benefits of expressive arts and Play Therapy
  • Describe the steps in at least three Play Therapy techniques for grief
Dr. Keller volunteered at the Children's Bereavement Center of South Texas, where she offered a large variety of play therapy to children who were grieving siblings, parents, and other close relatives. She also co-facilitated the group for parents grieving children. 

Check our website store again next week. We will be uploading video and audio recordings of the other webinars we've offered. 
Free WEBINAR with Vann Joines, PhD

How To Work Effectively with Each Personality Type

Sat. Nov. 12 from 10:45 am to 12:30 pm

Location: Southeast Institute, Chapel Hill, NC. Attend in person or online. 


Learning Objectives
By the end of this seminar, participants will be able to :
  • List the six core personality adaptations
  • Describe how the adaptations develop
  • List the therapeutic doors for each adaptation


Note: This webinar is based on the book Personality Adaptations by Dr. Joines. 

About the webinars:
The webinars are part of of our on-going 10-month training program in Chapel Hill, NC. The lecture during the webinar is embedded into the training program schedule and the topics are decided upon in advance.  Not all online questions will be asked by the moderator. The moderator prioritizes questions that are on topic and applicable to broad situations. 

If you find that you are enjoying the webinars and would like more individualized supervision and training, consider joining our training program. The Spring semester will begin February 17 and 18, 2017. This training is now offered online. When you join us in February, you can join us from the comfort of your home, from anywhere in the world!

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