Supervision Conference Details
Join us at the Minnesota Association for Play Therapy’s annual conference for a Play Therapy Supervision Training for clinicians eager to infuse neuroscience and playfulness into their practice with play therapy supervision expert Jackie Flynn, EdS, LMHC-S, RPT-S. Explore the history of play therapy supervision, diverse models, and their impact on supervision styles through a nervous system lens.
Experience hands-on learning, gaining valuable techniques to support supervisees, particularly in challenging situations often tied to trauma. Dive into case conceptualization, resource identification, ethical decision-making, and vital aspects of the supervisee/supervisor relationship.
Whether you're starting your supervisory journey or aiming for the registered play therapist supervisor credential, this training offers practical knowledge and engaging experiences. Immerse yourself in neuroscience applications, complemented by sample forms, interactive activities, visuals, and practical checklists.
Uncover unique facets, overcome challenges, and leverage the advantages of play therapy supervision. Engage in playful interventions tailored for case conceptualization and supervisee growth through immersive exercises.
Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your supervisory skills and expand your knowledge. Register now to become a more effective play therapy supervisor and transform your practice!
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Date: Thursday April 4th
Cost: Members: $50 | Non Members: $60 | No day of registration for this virtual event
CEs: This training is approved by the Minnesota Association for Play Therapy (APT Approved Provider 06-177) for 2 APT Non-Contact CEs. Play therapy credit may not be given to non-mental health professionals. This training is also approved by the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy, Social Work, and Marriage and Family Therapy.
Location:
From anywhere you learn and play! This event is a virtual non-contact event and can have unlimited participants. Cameras will need to be on the entirety of the training and you will need to pass a quiz to get your CEs.
Experience hands-on learning, gaining valuable techniques to support supervisees, particularly in challenging situations often tied to trauma. Dive into case conceptualization, resource identification, ethical decision-making, and vital aspects of the supervisee/supervisor relationship.
Whether you're starting your supervisory journey or aiming for the registered play therapist supervisor credential, this training offers practical knowledge and engaging experiences. Immerse yourself in neuroscience applications, complemented by sample forms, interactive activities, visuals, and practical checklists.
Uncover unique facets, overcome challenges, and leverage the advantages of play therapy supervision. Engage in playful interventions tailored for case conceptualization and supervisee growth through immersive exercises.
Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your supervisory skills and expand your knowledge. Register now to become a more effective play therapy supervisor and transform your practice!
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Date: Thursday April 4th
Cost: Members: $50 | Non Members: $60 | No day of registration for this virtual event
CEs: This training is approved by the Minnesota Association for Play Therapy (APT Approved Provider 06-177) for 2 APT Non-Contact CEs. Play therapy credit may not be given to non-mental health professionals. This training is also approved by the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy, Social Work, and Marriage and Family Therapy.
Location:
From anywhere you learn and play! This event is a virtual non-contact event and can have unlimited participants. Cameras will need to be on the entirety of the training and you will need to pass a quiz to get your CEs.
Training Objectives
- Identify the key principles of play therapy supervision, including its historical evolution and various models, to enhance your understanding of play therapy in a supervisory context.
- Explain the therapeutic benefits of play therapy interventions on the nervous system, allowing clinicians to better support supervisees in managing challenging cases rooted in trauma during play therapy sessions.
- Apply neuroscience-informed techniques and play therapy interventions to case conceptualization and supervisee growth, fostering a more effective and empathetic approach to play therapy supervision.
Registration Information:
This is a virtual event. To register click the button below. You will be emailed a Zoom link for the training.
Annual Conference:
The Minnesota Association for Play Therapy will hold their Annual Play Therapy Conference on Friday April 5th. Learn more about the annual conference HERE!
Jackie Flynn, EdS, LMHC-S, RPT-S, is a recognized leader in trauma therapy, renowned for her expertise in seamlessly combining play therapy and EMDR Therapy. She serves as an advanced trainer for EMDR International Association (EMDRIA) and holds approval as a credit provider for the Association for Play Therapy.
Based in Central Florida, Jackie operates a private practice specializing in play therapy, catering to children, teenagers, families, and even some couples.
Jackie not only hosts significant global events such as the Innovative Child Therapy Symposium but also co-hosts both the Playful EMDR Summit and Neuroscience of Play Therapy Summit. Her dynamic presentations on nervous system-informed therapy have been enlightening therapists worldwide. She also extends mentorship and supervision, empowering therapists to seamlessly integrate EMDR and play therapy.
Above all, Jackie is committed to fostering a thriving global play therapy community dedicated to the powerful and transformative process of healing.
Based in Central Florida, Jackie operates a private practice specializing in play therapy, catering to children, teenagers, families, and even some couples.
Jackie not only hosts significant global events such as the Innovative Child Therapy Symposium but also co-hosts both the Playful EMDR Summit and Neuroscience of Play Therapy Summit. Her dynamic presentations on nervous system-informed therapy have been enlightening therapists worldwide. She also extends mentorship and supervision, empowering therapists to seamlessly integrate EMDR and play therapy.
Above all, Jackie is committed to fostering a thriving global play therapy community dedicated to the powerful and transformative process of healing.
Training Agenda:
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Training
MN APT Policies:
Refunds are not able to be given within two weeks of the conference date. All requests for accommodations require your request to be on file in our office three weeks prior to the training date. Minnesota Association for Play Therapy will make reasonable efforts to accommodate participants with disabilities access to trainings. Any grievances with trainings can be directed to the Minnesota Association for Play Therapy.
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