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2011
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Saturday,11/5/11 |
New England Association for Play Therapy Annual Conference,
Sheraton Hotel in Needham, MA. Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Play
Therapy Strategies with Children Who Act Out with Aggression
or Violence. Presented by Dr. David Crenshaw, this will
explore key concepts rooted in an integrative theoretical
model called Child Responsive Therapy (CRT) with roots in
psychoanalytic and attachment theory, relational therapy and
informed by neurobiological and developmental
psychopathology research. The specific practical play
therapy strategies presented will be grouped under the
following main goal-directed headings: 1) creating a safe
place; 2) modulating affect and anger expression; 3)
teaching the language of feelings; 4) accessing the inner
world of the child; 5) “tickling’ the self-observer; 6)
addressing the invisible wounds including when indicated
trauma work; 7) facilitating hope; 8) preparing for
therapeutic termination. Sheraton Needham Hotel reservation
information 781-444-1110. Registration and questions about
the conference, dietary concerns, CEU questions call
877-509-7755 ext. 0. (APT Provider # 02-123) |
| Thursday,
7/28/11 and Friday, 7/29/11
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Dr.
David Crenshaw on
Creative Play
Therapy Strategies with Aggression in Children: “Fawns in
Gorilla Suits." Starbright Training Institute, The Dr.
Eliana Gil Center for Healing and Play, 8626 Lee Highway,
Suite 200, Fairfax, VA 22031. Tel: (703) 205-0491. Website
for details and registration:
http://gilcenter.com/Training.aspx?#GuestSpeakers#GuestSpeakers |
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Friday, 3/18/11 |
Honoring Symbols & Depth in Play Therapy by David Crenshaw,
PhD., ABPP, RPT-S. In psychoanalytic theory the
purpose of a symbol is the masking of meaning. The choice of
symbol for self-expression in play therapy may determined by
a mix of conscious and unconscious factor but often
precisely captures what is emotionally meaningful for the
child. In this workshop, clinical examples of various forms
of symbol expression through play, drawings, storytelling,
and direct symbol work will be discussed in terms of
therapeutic value from psychoanalytic and child-centered
theoretical perspectives.
Examples of both
child-centered and therapist-directed symbol work will be
explored.
To register by mail make checks payable, in U.S. dollars, to
the New York Association for Play Therapy, Inc. Mail to: The
New York Association for Play Therapy, P.O. Box 477,
Rhinebeck, NY 12572.
For information:
Please contact Chris Foreacre at
(845) 758-9391or
e-mail:
chrisf@frontier.com.
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Thursday, 4/21/11
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“FAWNS IN GORILLA SUITS”: PLAY THERAPY INTERVENTIONS WITH
AGGRESSION IN CHILDREN Kansas APT Annual Conference to be
held at the Botanica in Wichita, Kansas.
Brief Description of Training: Children with difficult
temperaments are 7 times more likely to have behavior
problems than children with easy temperaments. But
temperament is only one thread in the tapestry of complex
factors woven together that determine the path that child
development takes. Biological including neurobiological,
genetic, psychological, family and sociocultural factors are
all contributing influences. The more we appreciate the
complexity of contributing factors the better we can
adequately address the problem of aggression in children in
play therapy. After highlighting some of the key points that
will be contained in the didactic power point slides
contained in the handouts, the presenter, who has devoted
more than 30 years to the residential treatment of children
and adolescents in child welfare, many of whom exhibit
aggressive acting-out, and often carry the silent wounds of
multiple trauma and devastating loss, will present in a
power point presentation and through video clips some of his
work with impulsive, aggressive children. Experiential
exercises will be woven in to give participants a chance for
hands-on experience and to work with the material in small
group discussion. Children who are impulsive and reflexively
aggressive will be contrasted with those children whose
underlying emotional process is more complicated typically
related to trauma. Cases presented of both children and
adolescents will emphasize the key role of symbolization in
play and in creative expression in mastering the rage and
sorrow that drives the acting-out behavior of children with
complex trauma.
To
register and get further information,
click here.
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Friday, 4/22/11 |
“Hopeful and Creative Strategies in Play Therapy to Heal
Child Trauma” Kansas APT Annual Conference to be held at the
Botanica in Wichita, Kansas.
Brief Description of Training: This presentation will focus
on creative and hopeful approaches in play therapy to
address child trauma. The strategies will be anchored in
developmental psychopathology research as well as recent
findings in neuroscience. The delicate balance of honoring
resilience and strengths within the child, adolescent, and
family without minimizing suffering is essential to
reverence in healing. Specific intervention techniques will
be presented and illustrated that attendees will be able to
use in trauma-informed play therapy. Since trauma in
children is often unable to be expressed in words, a range
of creative arts techniques developed by the presenter along
with other leading play therapists in the field will be
shared, including symbolic play interventions, therapeutic
use of symbols, drawing and storytelling strategies. The
compelling value of symbolic play in enabling children who
suffer from preverbal trauma will be illustrated with two
cases, one in which the trauma and neglect occurred in the
first 3 months of life and a second case where a shattering
trauma event occurred at 15 months of age. The critical role
that symbolic play and other creative symbolic depiction
plays in creating the trauma narrative will be highlighted.
A resilience framework for treating severe child trauma will
be delineated based on recent resilience research in the
wake of Type II or Complex Traumas in children. The care of
the play therapist will be emphasized in order to guard
against secondary trauma and compassion fatigue. Methods of
presentation will include powerpoint slides that will be
totally different from the didactic slides contained in
handouts and experiential exercises to allow small group
processing for major take home points of the day.
To
register and get further information,
click here.
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2010
| Friday,
6/18/10 |
“Engaging the Disengaged: Strategies for Connecting to
Adolescents Coerced into Therapy” - 9:00 to 1:00pm.
Sponsored by NASW-NY Hudson Valley Division.
David Crenshaw, PhD, ABPP will discuss connecting and engaging
the reluctant adolescent in therapy, especially when the
adolescent is coerced into therapy by parents, court, or school.
His presentation will be followed by a discussion with Anne
Paden, NP-P about medications for adolescents: issues of
compliance and concerns. For more information, call (800) 724-6279 ext.32 or email Marybeth at Lookupat@aol.com. Located at Marist College Lowell Thomas
Building Room# 125, Poughkeepsie, NY. |
| Thursday, 6/24/10
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"Magical Moments of
Healing & Transformation in Play Therapy." Ritz Charles, 12156
North Meridian Street, Carmel, IN (317) 595-5555 Sponsor:
Indiana Association for Play Therapy #00-088, Play Therapy
Hours: 6 Other Credit: Y
Jhenk@lotusgroup.biz
and www.indianaapt.org |
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Friday, 6/25/10 |
"Fawns in
Gorilla Suits - Play Therapy Strategies with Children Who
Act-Out with Aggression." Ritz Charles, 12156 North Meridian
Street, Carmel, IN (317) 595-5555 Sponsor: Indiana
Association for Play Therapy #00-088, Play Therapy Hours: 6
Other Credit: Y
Jhenk@lotusgroup.biz
and
www.indianaapt.org |
| Tuesday,
7/20/10 |
Narratives of “Magical Moments” of Healing and Transformation
in PlayTherapy-
8:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Instructor: David A. Crenshaw, Ph.D., ABPP, RPT-S.
The healing properties of play and the child’s innate drive for
healing can result in rare, but dramatic “magical”
breakthroughs. These moments in the healing process are worthy
of examination. The presenter will use a narrative approach to
illustrate both challenges and “magical” moments in play
therapy. In play therapy the therapist and child effect each
other in complex ways, coming together for brief periods or “now
moments” that are more intense interactions (which permanently
change the relationship between child and therapist). Through
the play-therapist-child relationship, the presenter will
illustrate the healing properties of play as a theoretical
rationale for transformative experiences. The presenter will
share examples covering a wide range of clinical challenges and
breakthroughs in play therapy, including Selective Mutism; cases
involving trauma including preverbal trauma, separation anxiety,
loss and grief.
Play Therapy Institute of New Jersey. Contact:
mailto:ptti@mac.com Telephone: (609) - 448-2145. |
| Wednesday,
7/21/10 |
The
Challenge of Shame-Based Dynamics in Play Therapy-
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Instructor: David A. Crenshaw, Ph.D., ABPP, RPT-S.
This workshop will address the difficult dilemmas posed by the
emergence of shame in play therapy and its ability to shut down
the therapeutic process. This is one of the most delicate and
difficult issues to confront in therapy with young children, as
well as with adolescents because revealing shame in therapy is
experienced by kids as exceedingly painful and intricately
related to the stigmatizing effects of trauma, and its related
dynamics of secrecy and silencing. The presenter will guide
attendees to work through play therapy and help children with
this difficult experience.
Play
Therapy Institute of New Jersey. Contact:
mailto:ptti@mac.com Telephone: (609) - 448-2145. |
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Monday, 8/2/10
through Friday, 8/6/10
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Magical Moments of Healing and Transformation in Play
Therapy
(863.714.71)
9am to 4 pm
Three Credit Course to be taught by David A. Crenshaw,
Ph.D., ABPP, RPT-S, at Johns Hopkins University, Rockville
Campus.
The healing properties of play & the child's innate drive
for healing can result in rare, but dramatic "magical"
breakthroughs. These moments in the healing process are
worthy of examination. In play therapy, the therapist and
child affect each other in complex ways, coming together for
brief periods which are termed by Daniel Stern, M.D. as “now
moments”, and more intense interactions (which permanently
change the relationship between child and therapist) which
he refers to as “shared feeling voyages”, and “moments of
meeting”. While such dramatic breakthroughs are not the rule
but rather the exception they are worthy of examination in
terms of what can be learned about the healing process. The
instructor will share examples covering a wide range of
clinical challenges and breakthroughs in play therapy,
including Selective Mutism, cases involving trauma including
pre-verbal trauma, separation anxiety, loss and grief. In
addition, students will be given an opportunity to share
their own clinical experiences that this course inspires.
For more information click on link below:
http://education.jhu.edu/summerseminar2010/three-credit-courses/
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| Friday,
10/15/10 |
Honoring Symbols and Depth in Play Therapy: Contemporary
Psychodynamic and Jungian Approaches;
9:30am – 12:30pm.
Invited Presentation at the 27th International Play
Therapy Conference in Louisville, KY.
David Crenshaw & Eric Green. In psychoanalytic theory the
purpose of a symbol is the masking of meaning. The choice of
symbol for self-expression in play therapy may be determined by
a mix of conscious and unconscious factor. In this workshop,
clinical examples of various forms of symbol expression through
play, drawings, storytelling, sand play and direct symbol work
will be discussed in terms of therapeutic value from
Psychoanalytic and Jungian theoretical perspectives.
Contact Conference Coordinator
Kathy
Lebby, (559) 294-2128 x5 or go to their web site
http://www.a4pt.org/ps.training.cfm?ID=1140 for further
information. |
| Sunday,
10/17/10 |
Play Therapist Know Thyself: The Dreaded Interior Work that We
Must Do!
9:00am – 4 pm.
Invited Presentation at the 27th International Play
Therapy Conference in Louisville, KY.
John Seymour & David Crenshaw.
Play therapy work with children can be
particularly demanding in terms of the feelings activated and
the emotional strain on the therapist. Strategies for the needed
interior work of self-care will presented and applied to play
therapy practice and supervision.
Contact Conference Coordinator
Kathy
Lebby, (559) 294-2128 x5 or
http://www.a4pt.org/ps.training.cfm?ID=1140 for further
information. |
2009
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Friday, 01/09/2009 |
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“Sexual Abuse: Healing Strategies of Child Responsive
Therapy” (CRT) St. Mary’s College in South Bend, IN
sponsored by Family and Children’s Center of South Bend, IN |
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Friday, 02/06/2009
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“Fawns in Gorilla Suits:
Strategies for Working with
Children and Teens Who Act-Out Aggressively”
sponsored by the Virginia Association for Play Therapy (6th
Annual Winter
Workshop) Virginia Beach, VA
http://vapt.cisat.jmu.edu/ |
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Thursday, 02/19/2009 |
“Creative
and Practical Techniques in Child and
Adolescent Psychotherapy,” Bard College Psychology Colloquium; Preston Theatre in Preston Hall; Thursday, Feb. 19th;
4:30-5:30pm |
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Saturday, O3/28/2009 |
“Being
Creative when Children Clam Up” 2009 Psychotherapy Networker
Symposium "Seizing the Day - Therapy and the Art of Engagement";
Psychotherapy's Premier Conference! Earn a maximum of 29 CE
hours March 26th -29th, 2009 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel
in Washington, DC
For more
information, just click
www.psychotherapynetworker.org |
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Friday, 05/08/2009 |
"Hopeful
and Creative Strategies in Play Therapy to Heal Trauma in
Children: Honoring Resilience without Trivializing Suffering” to
be presented at Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA |
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Sunday, O5/17/2009 |
“Key
Clinical Issues in Grief Therapy” Sponsored by the Mental Health
Guild of the Hudson Valley, Maverick Center for Psychotherapy,
Woodstock, NY from 3:30 pm to 6:00pm. |
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Monday, 6/15 |
“Creative Play Therapy Strategies with Children who Act-Out
Aggressively, Northwest Center for Play Therapy Studies at
George Fox University, Portland, OR
mail to:
playtherapy@georgefox.edu |
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Monday, 7/20 |
“Critical Dilemmas in Play Therapy” –Play Therapy Training
Institute, Hightstown, NJ
mail to:ptti@mac.com
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Tuesday, 7/21 |
“A Plethora of Projective Drawing,
Storytelling, and Symbol Techniques in Play Therapy"-- Play
Therapy Training Institute, Hightstown, NJ
mailto:ptti@mac.com |
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Monday, 8/3 through Friday, 8/7 |
“Counseling Adolescents”—Johns Hopkins School
of Education Summer Week-long workshops Contact the Department
of Counseling and Human Services at 410-516-7928 or 301-294-7037
or
http://onestop.jhu.edu/education/online-forms/ |
2008
| Saturday,
2/9/08 |
"Evocative Strategies in Child and
Adolescent Psychotherapy." Florida Association of Play Therapy
Annual Conference. Walt Disney
World®
Resort in Disney's Coronado Springs. |
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Tuesday,
03/11/08 |
03/11/08
“Fawns in Gorilla Suits” Presentation in Rochester, MN for
School Psychologists, Social Workers and Teachers |
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Friday,
03/14/08 |
“Fawns in Gorilla
Suits” Presentation in Alexandria, VA at Waterford Conference
Center sponsored by Kid’s Link |
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Saturday, 03/15/08 |
“Fawns in Gorilla S“Fawns in
Gorilla Suits” Presentation to the Staff at
Keystone Residential Treatment Centers in Newport News, VA
sponsored by Kid’s Link |
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Monday,
07/21/08 |
07/21/08
“Play Therapy Strategies with Disruptive Behavioral
Disorders” sponsored by the Play Therapy Institute of
New Jersey, Hightstown, NJ |
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Tuesday,
07/22/08 |
07/22/08
“Play Therapy Strategies to Engage Children and
Adolescents” sponsored by the Play Therapy Institute of
New Jersey, Hightstown, NJ |
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Thursday,
10/16/2008 |
10/16/2008 “The P"The
Poetry of Play, ‘Ghosts in the Play Room’, and the
“Dance of Countertransference” Presentation with
Sueann Noziska, CSW, RPT-S at the International Association for
Play Therapy Annual Conference in Dallas, TX |
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Saturday,
10/18/2008 |
10/18/2008
“The Sounds of Silence in the Play Room” Presentation
with John Seymour, Ph.D., RPT-S at the International Association
for Play Therapy Annual Conference in Dallas,
TX |
2007
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Monday, 02/26/07 |
“Trauma-Focused Play
Therapy”—Terry Children’s Psychiatric Center, Wilmington,
Delaware |
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Monday, 02/26/07 |
“Three
Levels of Aggression in Children and Titrated Interventions”—Zubrow
Auditorium, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia—contact Donna
Wolf-Palacio at
wolfpald@pahosp.com |
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Thursday, 03/15/07 |
“Fawns
in Gorilla Suits—Practical Play Therapy Strategies with
Aggressive Children”—Kentucky Association for Play Therapy
Annual Conference, Louisville, KY. All day presentation,
for Information, please contact Suzette Turner- Clark:
sturner@ivytech.edu |
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Friday, 03/16/07 |
“Evocative Strategies in Play Therapy”-- Kentucky
Association for Play Therapy Annual Conference, Louisville, KY.
All day presentation, for Information, please contact Suzette
Turner- Clark:
sturner@ivytech.edu |
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Friday and Saturday 04/27-28/07 |
Please
plan to attend the Eighth Annual Conference of the New
York Association for Play Therapy Conference, at the Marriott
Hotel in Albany, NY featuring for two days, Helen Benedict,
Ph.D., Baylor University, speaking on Play Therapy with
Attachment Disorders. For information and brochure, please
contact Chris Foreacre:
chrisf@webjogger.net |
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Tuesday, 07/10/07 |
“Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Practical Play Therapy Strategies with
Aggressive Children” Play
Therapy Institute of New Jersey Summer Institute all day
presentation. Contact Dr. Heidi Kaduson for information:
ptti@mac.com |
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Wednesday, 07/11/07 |
The Use
of Drawings and Storytelling Strategies in Play Therapy” —Play
Therapy Institute of New Jersey Summer
Institute—all day presentation. Contact Dr. Heidi Kaduson
for information:
ptti@mac.com |
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Friday, 07/13/07 |
“Fawns
in Gorilla Suits: Practical Play Therapy Strategies with
Aggressive Children”—University
of North Texas Summer Play Therapy Institute, all day
presentation, Denton, Texas. Contact Dr. Sue Bratton:
bratton@unt.edu |
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Thursday, 09/06/07 |
“Fawns
in Gorilla Suits: Practical Play Therapy Strategies
with Aggressive Children”—Iowa Association for Play Therapy
Annual Conference, Iowa City, Iowa—all day presentation. For
more information, please contact: Susan Schmitz, MSW:
susan_schmitz@yahoo.com |
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Friday, 09/07/07 |
“Evocative Strategies in
Play Therapy” —Iowa Association for Play Therapy Annual
Conference, Iowa City, Iowa—all day presentation. For more
information, please contact: Susan Schmitz, MSW:
susan_schmitz@yahoo.com |
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Friday, 09/28/07 |
“Fawns
in Gorilla Suits: Practical Play Therapy Strategies with
Aggressive Children”—University of Minnesota at Mankato,
MN—all day presentation. For information, please contact:
Ginger Zierdt or Jill Ryan:
ginger.zierdt@mnsu.edu or
jill.ryan@mnsu.edu |
| Thursday,
10/11/07 |
"Evocative Strategies in Play
Therapy with Children and Adolescents" Presentation at the
Association for Play Therapy's International Conference,
Renaissance Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood, CA |
| Tuesday,
10/23/07
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"Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Understanding the
Violence of Youth." Keynote Address at the Association of
Juvenile Detention Conference, West Point Academy, The Thayer
Hotel. For further information, contact John Soroco by email:
JSoracco@astorservices.org |
| Tuesday,
11/13/07 |
"Anticipatory Grief and a New Model
for Treating Traumatic Grief". Hospice of Mid-Hudson Valley
Annual Training Conference. The Grand Hotel, Poughkeepsie,
NY. For further information contact Kristin Swanson by
email:
swansonk@hospiceinc.org
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2006
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02/03/2006
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“Child Therapy Techniques with Aggressive
Kids”—Hawthorne Cedar Knolls, Hawthorne, NY. |
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02/07/2006 |
“Evocative
Strategies in Child Psychotherapy: Healing Connections to the Hearts
of Kids” Grand Rounds Presentation at Rockland Children’s
Psychiatric Center, all day presentation. For details contact
Siobhan Masterson, LCSW at RCPC
by phone (845) 680-4070 or e-mail:
rcissam@omh.state.ny.us
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03/03/2006
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“Fawns in Gorilla
Suits-Practical Play Therapy and Child Therapy
Strategies for Working with Aggressive Children--all day
presentation at the New Jersey Association for Play
Therapy Annual Conference. For details contact Dr. Jay
Levin by e-mail:
jlevinphd@msn.com
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04/29/2006 |
“Evocative Strategies in Play
Therapy—Healing Connections to the Hearts of
Kids”—presentation to the New York Association for Play
Therapy. Contact Chris Foreacre by e-mail:
chrisf@webjogger.net for details. |
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05/19/2006 |
“Play Therapy Techniques for Working with
Aggressive Kids”—presentation at Four Winds Hospital in
Saratoga, NY—for details contact Michelle Phillips by
e-mail:
mphillips@fourwindshospital.com |
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05/20/2006 |
“Critical Choices and Dilemmas in Play Therapy”—all day
presentation at the Hudson Valley Play Therapy
Institute—for details contact Dr. Athena Drewes by
e-mail:
adrewes@hvc.rr.com |
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05/25/2006 |
What to do until the Supervisor Comes!
–Critical Dilemmas in Play Therapy, Presentation at
Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus, Manhattan.
Please contact Dr. Elaine Congress by e-mail:
congress@fordham.edu for details. |
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06/02/2006 |
“Fawns in
Gorilla Suits: Practical Play Therapy Strategies for
Dealing with Aggressive and Behaviorally Disruptive
Children—all day presentation in Corning, NY sponsored
by Family Service Society—contact
Janalee
Orfanides, Professional Training Institute Director,
Family Service Society, Inc., 280 Princeton Ave. Ext.,
Corning NY 14830; Ph: 607-962-3148 (voice mail #20),
e-mail:
orfanidesj@familyservicesociety.org
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06/05/2006 |
What to do until the Supervisor
Comes!—Critical Dilemmas in Play Therapy, Presentation
at Fordham University, Tarrytown Campus. Please contact
Dr. Elaine Congress by e-mail:
congress@fordham.edu for details. |
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06/14/06 |
“Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Practical Play
Therapy Strategies with Aggressive and Behaviorally
Disruptive Kids”—all day presentation at the NW Center
for Play Therapy Studies, George Fox University,
Portland, Oregon—for details please contact Dr. Daniel
Sweeney, Director, NW Center for Play Therapy Studies.
Phone:
503-554-6146 or email:
dsweeney@georgefox.edu |
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07/12/2006 |
“Play Therapy for Aggressive Children”—an
all day presentation at the Play Therapy Training
Institute, Hackensack, NJ—for details please contact:
info@ptti.org or Dr. Heidi Kaduson:
Kaduson@ptti.org Phone:
(609) 448-2145
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07/22/2006 |
“Evocative Strategies in Play Therapy
with Children and Adolescents”—an all day presentation
at the State University of New York at Oswego—please
contact Jessie Milliman for details:
jmilliman19@hotmail.com or Dr. Jodi Mullen:
jmullen@Oswego.edu
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| Friday,
9/15/06 |
Four Winds Hospital,
Saratoga, NY—“Evocative Strategies in Child and Adolescent
Psychotherapy” Contact Michelle Phillips at Four Winds
518-581-5015, ext. 3310 or email:
mphillips@fourwindshospital.com |
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Thursday, 10/12/06
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All Day Pre-Conference Workshop
at the Association for Play Therapy International Conference,
Toronto, Canada—“Fawns in Gorilla Suits”—Practical Play Therapy
Techniques with Severely Aggressive Children. Contact APT
www.a4pt.org
or
Tel: 559/252-2278 |
| Thursday,
11/2/06 |
Child Life Conference of
Greater New York at the NY Academy of Medicine, 1216 Fifth
Avenue, New York, NY. Keynote Address: "Neuroscience Research
and Trauma Treatment: Implications for Child Life and Creative
Arts Therapists” followed by a two hour workshop: “Play Therapy
Techniques to Deal with the Anger of Children."
For information contact: Lenia
M. Batas, MPS, ATR, CCLS, Director, Child Life Program,
Maimonides Medical Center, 4802 Tenth Avenue, Brooklyn, New York
11219. Phone (718) 283-6289 or email:
lbatas@maimonidesmed.org |
| Wednesday,
11/15/06 |
A Lorman Educational
Services All-Day Seminar at the Best Western Conference Center,
Route 9 South, Poughkeepsie, NY on “Thinking Outside the Box: Designing
Creative Behavioral Plans To Deal With Aggressive Behavior In
Schools." Contact: Stacy
Knudson
Seminar Planner, Lorman Education Services.
2510 Alpine Road, P.O. Box 509, Eau Claire, WI 54702-0509,
phone 715-833-3940,
sknudson@lorman.com |
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Friday,
11/17/06
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All day conference, at
no cost, but space is limited to the first 50 preregistrants.
First Annual Fall
Conference co-sponsored by Marist College, Poughkeepsie, NY and
the New York Association for Play Therapy: “Affective Repair of
Attachment Disorders in Play Therapy." Dr. Crenshaw will give
this presentation in the morning at the Henry Hudson Room on the
campus of Marist College from 9am to 12noon. Dr.
Athena Drewes with give a presentation from 1pm to 4pm on "Play
Therapy Techniques for Working with Adolescents.” To
register, send e-mail to Chris Foreacre at
chrisf@webjogger.net.
For additional information, contact: Athena A. Drewes, MA, PsyD, RPT-S,
Director of Clinical Training and APA Internship, The Astor Home
for Children, 13 Mt. Carmel Place, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601,
845-452-6077x112, FAX: 845-452-6235,
adrewes@astorservices.org |
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02/06/05
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"Loss Beyond Words: Techniques to Facilitate the Grief
of Children.” Hudson Valley Psychological
Association-Vassar Hospital, Poughkeepsie, NY. |
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04/02/05
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“Fawns in Gorilla
Suits: Specific Play Therapy Strategies with Aggressive
Children.” Russell Sage College, Albany, NY. |
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04/0705
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"Practical Child Therapy Techniques with Aggressive
Children." Hudson Valley Chapter of NYS Social Workers,
Rock Hill Lodge, Sullivan County. |
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05/06/05
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“25 of the Best Play Therapy Techniques for Working with
Aggressive Children.” Grand Rounds, Four Winds Hospital,
Katonah, NY. Since people had to be turned away from
this oversubscribed workshop, it was presented in an
expanded version on 11/18/05. |
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05/14/05 |
“Engaging Resistant Children in Therapy: Projective
Drawing and Storytelling Techniques.” NY Psychological
Association Annual Convention, Nevele Grande Resort &
Country Club, Ellenville, NY. |
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05/21/05 |
“Engaging Resistant Children in Therapy: Projective
Drawing and Storytelling Techniques.” New York
Association of Play Therapy Annual Conference, Tarrytown
Hilton, Tarrytown, NY. |
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06/07/05 |
"Specific Strategies and Therapy Techniques to Address
the Invisible Wounds of Aggressive Children and
Adolescents.” All day presentation at Rockland
Children’s Psychiatric Center. |
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10/08/05 |
"Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Practical Child and Play
Therapy Techniques with Aggressive Children." 22nd
Annual Conference, Association for Play Therapy,
Nashville, Tennessee. |
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10/21/05
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"Lacerations to the Soul: The Emotional Underbelly of
Youth Violence." Dutchess Mental Health Juvenile
Justice Diversion Project Fall Conference: "Roads to
Resiliency: Finding Creative Pathways to Engage Youth
and Families Involved with the Court System," Marist
College, Poughkeepsie, NY. |
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10/28/05 |
"50 Favorite Play Therapy Techniques with Aggressive
Children." All day presentation sponsored by the Mental
Health Association in Suffolk County, the Suffolk County
Division of Community Mental Health Services and the NY
Association for Play Therapy. Held at The Meadow Club,
1147 Route 112, Port Jefferson Station, NY 11777.
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11/03/05
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"Paths to Resilience." Annual Ulster Regional Parents
and Kids Together Conference 2005, Holiday Inn,
Kingston, NY. Contact people Katrina 845-340-4174 or
Rosa, 845-340-4104. |
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11/06/05
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"Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Practical Child Therapy
Techniques with Behaviorally Disruptive and Aggressive
Children. Hudson Valley Psychological Association and
New York State Psychological Association. Contact person
Dr. Barbara Burns. |
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11/10/2005 |
Keynote Address: “Healing the Wounds to
the Soul of Abused and Neglected Children. Fordham
University, 20th Anniversary of Post Master’s
Certificate Program in Child and Adolescent Therapy.
Tarrytown, NY. |
11/18/05
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"25 More of My Favorite Play Therapy Techniques with
Aggressive Children." Back by popular demand, this
workshop expands on the oversubscribed workshop
presented on May 6th, 2005. Four Winds Hospital,
Katonah, NY. Contact person Fran Walsh. |
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