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- Advanced Play Therapy (Non-contact CE Exam)
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Cost: $179.00
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Resource Type: Non-contact CE Exam
This self-study CE is designed for play therapists interested in furthering their understandings of the complexity of play therapy in practice. The Advanced Play Therapy text addresses the integration of play therapy skills into practice. Various challenges to the play therapy process are explored in-depth, and case examples are provided to contextualize content. Essential components of the play therapy process, including parent consultation, play themes, and assessing for therapeutic progress, are operationalized to support immediate application into practice.
This is a non-contact online CE exam. All virtual products at CPT are non-refundable. The purchase of this product does not include a book. In order to complete the exam, it is required to read the book Advanced Play Therapy: Essential Conditions, Knowledge, and Skills for Child Practice. If you already have the book associated with this CE exam, you can take this exam without purchasing the book again. If you do not have the book, you can purchase it in the Publications section of our products.
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After reading the book, you will complete a 81 question multiple choice exam. 18 non-contact continuing education hours will be awarded upon achieving 80% pass rate on exam. 18 non-contact CE hours. For the purpose of Criteria Verification Forms for RPT Credentialing Applications, this training covers 1 hour history, 14 hours seminal or historically significant theories, 2 hours skills & methods, and 1 hour special topics.
Learning Objectives
After reading this text and completing the subsequent self-study assessment, the learner will be able to:
- Summarize the history, rationale, and purpose of play.
- Discuss various models of child development and the relevance of development to the play therapy process.
- Compare and contrast the tenets of Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT) with other guiding play therapy theories including cognitive-behavioral play therapy, Adlerian play therapy, Gestalt play therapy, and Jungian play therapy.
- Identify attitudinal conditions, knowledge, and skills essential for the play therapists to possess.
- Recognize themes within the play therapy process and determine accompanying thematic responses.
- Apply operationalized approaches to conducting parent consultations and assessing for therapeutic process within play therapy.
- Examine considerations for conducting play therapy in various settings including schools, community agencies, and private practices.
- Reference relevant evidentiary research within Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT).
About the Creators
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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- Child-Centered Group Play Therapy: Theory, Demonstration, and Dialogue
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Cost: $80.00
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Resource Type: Video
This extensive training video provides a basic understanding and application of child-centered group play therapy across developmental ages. In this video, you will be able to watch:
- Instructional module on CCGPT basics and theoretical considerations
- Multiple sessions with 3 groups of children across different ages, including a sibling group, and
- Discussion roundtable on play therapy process represented in child group sessions.
Follow Dr. Ray as she shares the theoretical grounding of child-centered group play therapy and applies the tenets to her work with three groups of children who represent various ages commonly seen in group play therapy. Then, listen as she shares with colleagues her own perceptions of the sessions and answers their questions.
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Access to this Resource
- Upon purchase, you will have access to the video for 5 years.
- No downloads, copies, or recreations allowed.
About the Creators
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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- Choices, Cookies, & Kids (with Spanish Captions)
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Cost: $50.00
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Resource Type: Video
Elecciones, Galletas y Ninos
This version of our Choice, Cookies, & Kids features the addition of Spanish language captions. Dr. Garry Landreth discusses discipline and children highlighting:
- A creative approach to discipline
- A choice giving model that empowers parents
- Boundary and limitation setting on behavior
- Development of self-responsibility in children
- The child’s commitment to choices made
- Great for use in Child-Parent Relationship Training
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Access to this Resource
- Upon purchase, you will have access to the video for 5 years.
- No downloads, copies, or recreations allowed.
About the Creators
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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- Child-Centered Play Therapy with Children of Chinese Cultures: A Clinical Session
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Cost: $80.00
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Resource Type: Video
華人兒童與兒童中心遊戲治療一節臨床單元
程翼如博士 - 兒童中心遊戲治療專家
本片紀錄了程翼如博士和一位華裔兒童的臨床遊戲治療單元，整段遊戲時間並沒有預先彩排， 真實地呈現了兒童中心遊戲治療的精䯝。程博士在單元期間示範了如何應用Axline的8個基本原則，也在片未探討她在過程中的感受和想法。
精華片段：程翼如博士和Dr. Dee Ray的訪談，討論如何將兒童中心遊戲治療的概念融入華人文化，提供有效的兒童心理治療。
Featuring Dr. Yi-Ju Cheng, a leading expert in Child-Centered Play Therapy
This unrehearsed play therapy session demonstrates the use of child-centered play therapy (CCPT) with a child who identifies as Chinese. Watch as Dr. Cheng facilitates the development of the eight basic principles of CCPT. Then, listen as Dr. Cheng shares her process in a post-session interview.
Prior to the session, Dr. Cheng discusses her own journey as a play therapist and how CCPT can be a culturally responsive intervention with Dr. Dee Ray.
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Access to this Resource:
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Upon purchase, you will have access to the video for 5 years.
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No downloads, copies, or recreations allowed.
About the Creators:
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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- Child-Centered Play Therapy: Developmental Applications
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Cost: $80.00
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Resource Type: Video
This extensive training video provides a basic understanding and application of child-centered play therapy across developmental ages. In this video, you will be able to watch:
- Instructional module on CCPT basics and developmental considerations
- Multiple sessions with 3 children across different ages, and
- Discussion roundtable on play therapy process represented in child sessions.
Follow Dr. Ray as she shares the theoretical grounding of child-centered play therapy and applies the tenets to her work with three children who represent various ages commonly seen in play therapy. Then, listen as she shares with students her own perceptions of the sessions and answers their questions.
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Access to this Resource
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Upon purchase, you will have access to the video for 5 years.
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No downloads, copies, or recreations allowed.
About the Creators
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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- Child-Centered Play Therapy with Children of Latino Cultures: A Clinical Session
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Cost: $80.00
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Resource Type: Video
Terapia de Juego Centrada en el Niño con Niños de Cultura Latina: Una Sesion Clínica
Presentando la Dra. Peggy Ceballos, una líder experta en la terapia de juego centrada en el niño
Esta sesión de terapia de juego no ensayada demuestra el uso de la terapia de juego centrada en el niño con un niño que se identifica como latino. Observe cómo la Dra. Ceballos facilita el desarrollo de los ocho principios básicos de la terapia de juego centrada en el niño. Luego, escuche mientras la Dra. Ceballos comparte su proceso en una entrevista posterior a la sesión.
Antes de la sesión, la Dra. Ceballos habla sobre su propio viaje como terapeuta de juego y cómo el terapia de juego centrada en el niño puede ser una intervención culturalmente receptiva con la Dra. Dee Ray.
Featuring Dr. Peggy Ceballos, a leading expert in Child-Centered Play Therapy
This unrehearsed play therapy session demonstrates the use of child-centered play therapy (CCPT) with a child who identifies as Latina. Watch as Dr. Ceballos facilitates the development of the eight basic principles of CCPT. Then, listen as Dr. Ceballos shares her process in a post-session interview.
Prior to the session, Dr. Ceballos discusses her own journey as a play therapist and how CCPT can be a culturally responsive intervention with Dr. Dee Ray.
More Information
Access to this Resource
- Upon purchase, you will have access to the video for 5 years.
- No downloads, copies, or recreations allowed.
About the Creators
The UNT Center for Play Therapy is dedicated to enriching the lives of children through providing quality training to play therapists, conducting rigorous research on the process and effectiveness of play therapy, disseminating play therapy literature from across the world, and facilitating play therapy services for children, parents, and systemic partners.
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