Current Offerings

Online, Live Webinars!

 3 non-contact CEs per webinar!

Advanced Limit-Setting in CCPT

May 17

9:00 AM-12:15 PM PST

Limit-setting is one of the most essential, transformative, and challenging skills in CCPT! Being deeply rooted in the purpose, philosophy, and process of limit-setting is especially important for play therapists working with children whose play is focused on exploring, testing, and breaking limits. In this workshop, we’ll identify the relationship of the therapist-provided conditions in limit-setting and how to overcome common internal barriers and external challenges in limit-setting and utilize a framework to support prevention, more effective ACT limit-setting, and creative problem-solving to support even the most challenging situations. Participants will have the opportunity to send in questions in advance, practice advanced limit-setting with real case examples, and see advanced limit-setting in action.   

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

1.        Describe how the six conditions interact and are embodied in ACT limit-setting.

2.        Apply specific strategies to address internal and external barriers to limit-setting in play therapy.

3.        Develop actionable advanced limit-setting plans with specific steps for prevention, more effective ACT limit-setting, and creative problem-solving.

Case Conceptualization in CCPT

June 14

9:00 AM-12:15 PM PST

 Deepen your play therapy practice by developing your knowledge, skills, and competencies in CCPT case conceptualization. In this workshop, we’ll introduce a comprehensive model for conceptualizing a child in CCPT and identify how play therapists can use client conceptualization to deepen the therapeutic relationship and guide therapeutic responding, treatment planning, parent/family consultations, and advocacy. Participants will learn how to integrate developmental models, cultural humility, identity development models, person-centered/child-centered theory, clinical observations, and CCPT research to conceptualize play therapy clients. Participants will have the opportunity to send in questions in advance to inform the focus of the workshop and practice client conceptualization with real case examples.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

1.        Describe how client conceptualization informs therapeutic responding and treatment planning in CCPT.

2.        Identify specific steps for comprehensive case conceptualization in CCPT.

3.        Apply CCPT conceptualization skills to articulate a child’s presenting concerns using the theoretical tenets of person-centered theory.

Parent and Family Consultation in CCPT

August 16

9:00 AM-12:15 PM PST

 Parent/caregiver consultation is one of the most critical and often most challenging aspects of play therapy practice. In this workshop, we’ll identify strategies to overcome common challenges in parent/family consultation; learn attitudes and skills for understanding family culture, parenting values, and styles; and explore ways to structure and personalize parent consultation to best support the parents and families you work with in CCPT. Participants will have the opportunity to send in questions in advance to inform the focus of the workshop and practice consultation skills with real case examples.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

1.        Identify strategies to address common challenges in parent/family consultation in CCPT.

2.        Develop culturally sustaining and personalized CCPT parent/family consultation plans.

3.        Demonstrate attitudes and advanced skills in CCPT parent/family consultation.

$65 each or $180 for all 3 workshops!

Speaker:

Dr. Kimberly M. Jayne LPC, LPCC, NCC, RPT-S™, PMH-C (she/they) is the owner of Kimberly Jayne Counseling, LLC, an Associate Professor of Counselor Education at Saybrook University, and the Play Therapy Program Director for Helen Gordon Child Development Center. Kimberly is a Certified Child-Centered Play Therapy and Child-Parent Relationship Therapy Supervisor and Trainer. Kimberly has extensive experience teaching and supervising play therapists, working with children and families in play therapy, and researching and writing about child-centered play therapy.

Location:

Online via Zoom

Daily Schedule:

9:00-10:15 AM Instructional Time

10:30-10:45 AM Break

10:45-12:15 PM Instructional Time

Training Fees

Each 3-hour live, online webinar is $65. Register for all 3 for $180! Registration is open March 15, 2024 - August 2, 2024 or until full capacity has been reached. Registration for all 3 webinars at the discounted price closes on May 3, 2024. Registration for individual webinars closes 2 weeks prior to the scheduled webinar.

CE Contact Hours

3 CEs per webinar

Kimberly Jayne Counseling, LLC is an approved provider for Association of Play Therapy (APT provider 18-546).

Refund & Cancellation Policy

All registrations are final. Refunds are not available. No-shows will not receive a refund or CE credit. Attendees are expected to be present for the entire duration of the training. CEs will only be awarded for full attendance in accordance with APT requirements. Kimberly Jayne Counseling, LLC reserves the right to cancel this workshop series in the event of unforeseen circumstances or if fewer than 10 participants have registered as of 14 days before the start of the program/workshop. If such occurs, Kimberly Jayne Counseling, LLC will attempt to notify registrants prior to the workshop and refund all registration fees. In all instances, the liability of Kimberly Jayne Counseling, LLC is limited to refunding such fees.