Remaining Trauma-Sensitive in Expressive Play Therapy: Using Sand Tray for Effective Window of Tolerance Work

Remaining Trauma-Sensitive in Expressive Play Therapy:
Using Sand Tray for Effective Window of Tolerance Work

Date: 1-7-19
Time: 7 pm - 8 pm (Central)

Hours: One APT contact education hour can be earned for viewing this live webinar.

Description: Play therapy offers powerful opportunity for trauma repair and sand tray is a mainstay playroom tool for trauma work with all ages. From prompting to processing, play therapists can utilize sand trays for monitoring and expanding clients’ tolerance of contact with stressful content. This training will discuss play therapy practice as it relates to holding space for traumatized clients in the sand tray.

Learning objectives:

Discuss the applicability of trauma-informed play therapy will all ages of clients through use of the sand tray
Describe the play therapist’s role in expanding clients’ windows of tolerance in the sandtray
Plan for use of effective play therapy reflection skills that are frequently needed in sand tray trauma-intensive moments

Registration information: The registration fee is $20 and the webinar platform is Zoom. A link will be sent for webinar access ahead of the event.

Cancellation policy: Registration is non-refundable.

Presenter: Marshall Lyles, MA, LPC-S, LMFT-S, RPT-S, EMDRIA Approved Consultant

This event is sponsored by Marshall Lyles, APT Approved Provider 17-508.

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Remaining Trauma-Sensitive in Expressive Play Therapy:​Using Sand Tray for Effective Window of Tolerance Work

Remaining Trauma-Sensitive in Expressive Play Therapy:
Using Sand Tray for Effective Window of Tolerance Work