Exploring History and Seminal Theories of Play Therapy

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CE’S, TIMES, AND MORE, CLICK HERE! DESCRIPTION: This six-hour seminar series offers a comprehensive look at the roots of play therapy and the seminal theories that continue to shape the field today. Designed to be completed in one-hour segments over a two-month period, this flexible format allows clinicians to explore key historical developments and foundational theoretical models at a steady, manageable pace. Each session will focus on a different aspect of play therapy’s evolution, including major contributors, seminal theories, and historically significant approaches that have influenced how clinicians understand and practice therapeutic play with children. Ideal for both new and seasoned play therapists, this series provides the historical context and theoretical grounding essential for ethical and effective clinical work. PRESENTER: NIK JOHNSON LPC, RPT, EMDR Consultant