Therapist Spotlight – Troy Dillon Cooper
My name is Troy Cooper. I was asked to share a little about myself as a play therapist and as a member of the Association for Play Therapy. I will […]
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April 2018 UAPT Newsletter – President’s Message
Happy almost Spring! Or happy 3rd winter! I don’t know which greeting to use. This time of year is so unpredictable. I’ll choose to focus on the fact that if
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UAPT and ABLE-differently.org
Dr. Louis Allen has asked UAPT to spread the word about ABLE-differently.org: ABLE-Differently is a non-profit 501c3 charity organization offering an innovative prevention, promotion and wellbeing-health protection based model of
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“Rules of Thumb” and “Other Things to Remember”
These and more concepts will be taught during Garry Landreth’s Conference on February 17 and 18, 2017. We are looking forward to this amazing two-day training! If you’d like
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Play Therapy for Non-Verbal Children: A Parent’s Perspective
By Alison Mackey, PhD I recently attended Dr. Garry Landreth’s two-day seminar on play therapy hosted by the UAPT. I came to the conference, not as a professional but as
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Confessions of a Play Therapist Who Had Forgotten — A Conference Review
By Annabella Hagen, LCSW, RPT-S I knew Garry Landreth was an amazing child psychologist. I had heard his workshops at the International APT conferences several times and was also at
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Animal/Creature Clay Sculpture
This intervention was created by Dr. Sue C. Bratton and Clair shared it with attendees at the “Sticky Situations: Ethical Dilemmas in Play Therapy Supervision” Workshop. Supplies needed: Small portion
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Rise in Depression in Preschoolers: How Play Therapy Can Help
Salt Lake City — (KUTV) Licensed Therapist Clair Mellenthin visited Fresh Living to talk about depression in preschool age children. Kids as young as 3 years old can have Major Depression
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Garry Landreth’s Teachings:
“We know so little about the complex intricacies of childhood and are limited in our efforts to discover and understand the meanings in childhood because we are forced to allow
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Expressive Arts Play Therapy – Review and Insights
By M. JaNoy Nield, LCSW I have thought a lot about what I took from the training, and since there was so much, it has been hard to narrow it
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