Course Reviews!
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SOOOOO HELPFUL!
Keri Sawyer
This training was extremely helpful for me to learn more about the developmental stages of supervision. I have been supervised in play therapy for almost two...
Read MoreThis training was extremely helpful for me to learn more about the developmental stages of supervision. I have been supervised in play therapy for almost two years and this information was both new and a great reminder for me as to what this process looks like when it's all said and done. I would recommend ANYONE who is participating in supervision to take this training.
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Very helpful!!
Tammi Van Hollander
I really enjoyed this course. They were articulate and knowledgeable and I loved that they did it together, highlighting the beauty of the supervisor and su...
Read MoreI really enjoyed this course. They were articulate and knowledgeable and I loved that they did it together, highlighting the beauty of the supervisor and supervisee relationship.
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Extremely Helpful
Susan Stutzman
Understanding Development is key to helping Supervisees. This course does a great job of breaking development down and helping supervisors conceptualize the...
Read MoreUnderstanding Development is key to helping Supervisees. This course does a great job of breaking development down and helping supervisors conceptualize the different stages they will encounter as they supervise. Great course!
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Very informative
Sarah Libby
The cadence of this presentation made it a very pleasant online view. Excellent way to present, with both a supervisor and a supervisee!
The cadence of this presentation made it a very pleasant online view. Excellent way to present, with both a supervisor and a supervisee!
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What's included?
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3 CE Hours & Certificate (with survey & passing quiz grade)
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Learn at your own pace. The training videos will be here waiting for you!
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No Expiration Date (you'll have 24-hour, 365-Days access to the content). Rewatch them anytime!
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Closed Captioning
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High Quality, 4K Interactive Video & Clear Audio
Will this suit me?
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Beginner supervisors wanting a solid foundation to develop great play therapists.
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Intermediate supervisors looking for experiential activities in order to grow their supervisee.
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Advanced supervisors looking to expand their supervisory interventions tailored to the supervisee's developmental needs.
2 NON-CONTACT CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS
Meets 2 Hours of Supervision
APT APPROVED PROVIDER 18-533
Course Description:
This training will explore the developmental models of counselor supervision in the supervision and training of play therapists. Attendees will learn concepts of developmental supervision, supervisory interventions targeted to the supervisee's developmental needs, and experiential activities for play therapy supervision.
Course Objectives:
Objective #1 Apply concepts of developmental supervision of counselors to Play Therapy supervision.
Objective #2 Examine aspects of play therapy supervision which add complexity to the supervisory relationships and process.
Objectives #3 Identify experiential activities to address developmental need of trainees in Play Therapy supervision.
Objective #4 Tailor supervisory interviews to target developmental needs of play therapy trainees throughout the training process.
Play Therapy Toolbox. is an Approved Provider with the Association for Play Therapy. (APT Approved Provider #18-533).
Play therapy credit available to mental health professionals only as listed in each course description. Courses that do not qualify for play therapy credit are clearly listed.
Your Instructor
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Instructor
Dr. Laura Tejada
Laura Tejada, PhD, LMFT, LCPC, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, AAMFT Approved Supervisor, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Counselor Education at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. She has experience as an elementary classroom teacher, K-5 school counselor, and marriage and family therapist. Areas of expertise include the practice and supervision of play therapy and family therapy with families and children in lower SES brackets, particularly in rural areas, with an emphasis on working with families who have experienced trauma.