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Understanding and Treating the Aggression of Children: Fawns in Gorilla Suits

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Handbook of Play Therapy with Aggressive Children

 

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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

 

"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
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. 

Monday, 8/2/10 through Friday, 8/6/10

 

 

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/

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

Friday, 01/09/2009

0                                                                    “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

Friday, 02/06/2009 

“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/

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

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

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

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.

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
Monday, 7/20 “Critical Dilemmas in Play Therapy” –Play Therapy Training Institute, Hightstown, NJ   mail to:ptti@mac.com
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
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. 
Tuesday, 03/11/08

03/11/08                     “Fawns in Gorilla Suits” Presentation in Rochester, MN for School Psychologists, Social Workers and Teachers

Friday, 03/14/08  “Fawns in Gorilla Suits” Presentation in Alexandria, VA at  Waterford Conference Center sponsored by Kid’s Link
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

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

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

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

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
Monday, 02/26/07  “Trauma-Focused Play Therapy”—Terry Children’s Psychiatric Center, Wilmington, Delaware
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 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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
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

 

"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

2006

02/03/2006
 

“Child Therapy Techniques with Aggressive Kids”—Hawthorne Cedar Knolls, Hawthorne, NY.

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
 

03/03/2006

 

“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
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.

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

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
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.

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

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.

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

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

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  

  

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
Thursday, 10/12/06 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

Friday, 11/17/06

 

 

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 

 

2005

02/06/05 

 

"Loss Beyond Words: Techniques to Facilitate the Grief of Children.” Hudson Valley Psychological Association-Vassar Hospital, Poughkeepsie, NY.

04/02/05 

 

“Fawns in Gorilla Suits: Specific Play Therapy Strategies with Aggressive Children.” Russell Sage College, Albany, NY.

04/0705
 

"Practical Child Therapy Techniques with Aggressive
Children." Hudson Valley Chapter of NYS Social Workers, Rock Hill Lodge, Sullivan County.

05/06/05 

 

“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. 

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.

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.

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.

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.

10/21/05
 

 "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.

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.

11/03/05

 

"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.

11/06/05
 

"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.

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
 
"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
.