Dibs: In Search of Self Discussion Form (Recording)
1 Play Therapy Non-Contact Hour Credit: APT Approved Provider 12-331
Course Description
1 Hour Play Therapy Non-Contact Hour Credit
APT Approved Provider 12-331
Participants can listen to the recording of the live forum discussion where play therapists discussed the implications of Virginia Axline's classic book for contemporary play therapy practice.
Learning Objectives
- Identify 3 ways the Axline's play therapy principles are demonstrated in this case
- Describe 3 ethical issues related to working with Dibs and how they were handled in this case
- Identify 3 examples of how non-directive play therapy strategies achieved treatment plan goals.
Instructor Rosalind Heiko, PhD. , RPT-S, ISST, CST-T, NCSP
Rosalind Heiko, Ph.D. (aka “Dr. Roz”) is a psychologist and Play Therapist-Supervisor with the Association for Play Therapy in the US (RPT-S); a Sandplay teacher with the International Society of Sandplay Therapists (ISST) and the Sandplay Therapists of America (STA); and also holds national certification in school psychology. She trains therapists nationally and internationally. Dr. Roz is an Executive Board Member of the World Association of Sand Therapy Professionals, and has been an Executive Board member of STA. She has worked clinically with children and families for over 35 years. She has published chapters in books edited by Eliana Gil and Eric Green, as well as being an author of several articles in the Journal of Sandplay Therapy. Her most recent book is A Therapist’s Guide to Mapping the Girl Heroine’s Journey in Sandplay (2018), published by Rowman & Littlefield. Reach her at www.drheiko.com
Course curriculum
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Training Policies and Information
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Learning Objectives
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DibsRecording
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Audio Only Version
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Course Evaluation
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Completion Instructions
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About this course
- $10.00
- 9 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
Reviews
Interesting read good quiz
Valerie Fisher
I enjoyed the material I read in the book, as well as the video. The quiz was good because it challenged readers to think about our answers and also reflect ...
Read MoreI enjoyed the material I read in the book, as well as the video. The quiz was good because it challenged readers to think about our answers and also reflect on what the people talked about in the video conference call. Thank you!
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Good discussion that integrated play therapy principles with practice. I heard of the book in the early 70's while in high school. One of my teachers recomme...
Read MoreGood discussion that integrated play therapy principles with practice. I heard of the book in the early 70's while in high school. One of my teachers recommended the book. I read it about 15 years ago. Very powerful then and now and relevant to my work with children and families
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