This webinar is full. A pre-recorded video version of the webinar is available for purchase by completing this registration form.
Overview
Format: Pre-Recorded Webinar
Accessible anytime for 1 year
Cost: CAD$450 + GST
CEU Credits: 13.5 Non-Contact CEUs
For participants wishing to count credits toward certification with CAPT or BCPTA, a successful student evaluation component in the form of an essay will be required. There will be an additional charge for this.
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Follow up Q&A
For those looking to deepen their Expressive Play Therapy practice, Marie-José offers individual and small group (4-6 participants maximum) Q&A sessions. These follow-up sessions are available online after viewing each pre-recorded webinar.
1 hour individual Q&A ($190 + GST)
2 hour small group Q&A ($190 + GST per person)
Follow up consultation, individually or in small groups, will also be available upon request. For more information and to schedule a session contact Marie-José.
This 3 day pre-recorded webinar will provide a compassionate understanding of the experiences and needs of children who have suffered the temporary, recurring, or permanent loss of a primary caregiver. Participants will explore a wide variety of nature and animal assisted expressive therapies that are used to soothe and strengthen grieving children as well as to help them express and transform their painful feelings.
Topics will include the crucial role of attachment, the effects of loss of a primary attachment on the child’s emotional well being, and the impact of unresolved grief on the child’s ability to form satisfying relationships. We will also discuss the stages of the grieving process and its healing function, and how children suffering from complicated grief have used expressive play therapy methods during the course of their transformational journey.
Participants will have the opportunity to witness a practical application of Holistic Expressive Play Therapy principles through viewing multiple case examples and will experience the image making process – using metaphors, visualizations, art, assemblage, sewing, and storytelling – as related to the topic of loss.