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When: May 1st
Where: Zoom 12-2pm CST
Host: Teresa Paterson Bartch, LPC, LCPC, RPT-S™ (she/her)
TITLE: From Neurons to Nurture: Attachment Neuroscience in Play Therapy Practice
DESCRIPTION:
Participants will examine key neurodevelopmental systems involved in attachment, including the stress response system, overall brain development, and the role of experience-dependent neuroplasticity. Emphasis is placed on translating complex neuroscience concepts into practical Play Therapy interventions that support regulation, connection, and relational repair leading to resiliency. Through clinical examples and discussion, participants will learn how the Play Therapist’s presence, pacing, and responsiveness influences neural activation and integration during play.
OBJECTIVES:
1. Identify two key components of attachment disruption that influences overall personality development throughout the lifespan.
2. Recite Play Therapy activities and interventions that support emotional regulation, felt safety and secure attachment with children and adolescents.
3. Explain the process the child's nervous system undergoes for healing with secure attachment intervention in Play Therapy.
4. Identify the function of the areas of the brain that engage in co-regulation and the window of tolerance in the Play Therapy space that facilitates neuroplasticity.
MORE INFORMATION:
Missouri Association for Play Therapy (MAPT) is an APT Approved Provider 08-223. This workshop is 2 NON-CONTACT CE hours. MAPT maintains responsibility for the program. APT continuing education credit may only be awarded to mental health professionals.
Refund Policy: Refunds will be given for paid continuing education training cancelled by MAPT and for when MAPT relocates trainings to another region of the state. For attendees who cancel 48 hours prior to the start of the training, a MAPT credit will be provided to attendees for the amount paid and can be used at a future MAPT training.
Registration ends 24 hours before all workshops/trainings.
Please note: APT no longer accepts live webinars as contact CEs
When: May 1st
Where: Zoom 12-2pm CST
Host: Teresa Paterson Bartch, LPC, LCPC, RPT-S™ (she/her)
TITLE: From Neurons to Nurture: Attachment Neuroscience in Play Therapy Practice
DESCRIPTION:
Participants will examine key neurodevelopmental systems involved in attachment, including the stress response system, overall brain development, and the role of experience-dependent neuroplasticity. Emphasis is placed on translating complex neuroscience concepts into practical Play Therapy interventions that support regulation, connection, and relational repair leading to resiliency. Through clinical examples and discussion, participants will learn how the Play Therapist’s presence, pacing, and responsiveness influences neural activation and integration during play.
OBJECTIVES:
1. Identify two key components of attachment disruption that influences overall personality development throughout the lifespan.
2. Recite Play Therapy activities and interventions that support emotional regulation, felt safety and secure attachment with children and adolescents.
3. Explain the process the child's nervous system undergoes for healing with secure attachment intervention in Play Therapy.
4. Identify the function of the areas of the brain that engage in co-regulation and the window of tolerance in the Play Therapy space that facilitates neuroplasticity.
MORE INFORMATION:
Missouri Association for Play Therapy (MAPT) is an APT Approved Provider 08-223. This workshop is 2 NON-CONTACT CE hours. MAPT maintains responsibility for the program. APT continuing education credit may only be awarded to mental health professionals.
Refund Policy: Refunds will be given for paid continuing education training cancelled by MAPT and for when MAPT relocates trainings to another region of the state. For attendees who cancel 48 hours prior to the start of the training, a MAPT credit will be provided to attendees for the amount paid and can be used at a future MAPT training.
Registration ends 24 hours before all workshops/trainings.
Please note: APT no longer accepts live webinars as contact CEs