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Play Therapy Podcast: A Master-Class in Child-Centered Play Therapy
Dr. Brenna Hicks
Sadler's Lectures
Lectures on classic and contemporary philosophical texts and thinkers by Gregory B. Sadler
人性的弱点-解读分享
终身都要成长
Les émissions de savoir de France Culture
France Culture
Le français avec Fluidité
Fabien Sausset
Der immocation Podcast | Lerne Immobilien
immocation
Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian Michaels
Jillian Michaels
Dad Starting Over
Dad Starting Over
TubeTalk: Your YouTube How-To Guide
vidIQ
Dad Starting Over
Dad Starting Over
Life Point
Tom Dougherty
Easy Catalan: Aprèn català amb converses reals
Sílvia, Andreu i l'equip d'Easy Catalan
Lama Zopa Rinpoche full length teachings
Lama Zopa Rinpoche
Gresham College Lectures
Gresham College
Movement Upgraded Podcast
Dr. Jen Hosler
Mindset Matters w/ Jimmy Everetts
Jimmy Everetts
PEANUTS Dictionary
ZIP-FM Podcast
Apollo The Original Podcast
Apollo The Original
Sandra Day O'Connor Institute
Sandra Day O'Connor Institute
Restart Hope
Joel Sikha
Success Secrets and Stories
Host and author, John Wandolowski and Co-Host Greg Powell
ECO Tuin Talks
ECOstyle
Ojo de Águila - Podcast
Ojo de Águila - Podcast
Built By The Red Stick
Rhea Media Group
Practical Advice from the Scriptures
Anissa Cooke
7 Good Minutes
Clyde Lee Dennis
From The Classroom
Angel L. Ferguson
The Memoir Method Podcast
Charlotte Wilson
The Paper Outpost - The Joy of Junk Journals!
Pam at The Paper Outpost
Présence
Christel Célisse
The John Moore Show w/ John Moore
The John Moore Show w/ John Moore
Studying Kabbalah #kab_eng
Bnei Baruch Kabbalah Education and Research Institute, Бней Барух – Ассоциация "Каббала Ла-Ам"
Easy Portugués
Easy Portugués
Money Healing Club Podcast
Rachel Duncan
Becoming The Main Character
Jameson Olsen
Wise About Texas
Ken Wise
Sheriff Labrador: Crime Fighters Around the World丨Adventures on Bubble Island
BabyBus
Education
Dr. Brenna Hicks
In this episode, I answer a question about working with a young child who repeatedly tries to leave the playroom during the first few sessions of therapy. Whether the child says they need to see their parent, use the bat...
In this episode, I answer a question about working with children who are being raised in nontraditional family systems, including homes where grandparents or other caregivers play a significant parenting role. I explore ...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle one of the most widely accepted assumptions in children's mental health today: that diagnosing and medicating children is the best path to helping them. I explain ...
In this episode, I answer a question about working with a 7-year-old child with a profound history of neglect, abandonment, foster placements, reunification, and complex attachment trauma. Sixty-six sessions into the the...
In this episode, I answer a question about how to handle the end of a play therapy session when a child is deeply engaged in an activity and isn't finished when time runs out. While it's natural to want to help children ...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle one of the most common misconceptions in child-centered play therapy: the belief that therapists have to figure out what a child's play means. Many clinicians feel...
In this episode, I answer a question about allowing interns, supervisees, and other clinicians to observe child-centered play therapy sessions. I discuss what happened when an intern sat in on a session and unintentional...
In this special episode, I take a break from the MythBusters series to reflect on the life, influence, and legacy of Dr. Garry Landreth. Like so many in the child-centered play therapy community, I have spent the past se...
In this episode, I answer a follow-up question about children bringing items from home into the playroom and explore a specific scenario involving a child who brings schoolwork and homework into session. I discuss why ch...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle the belief that children need guidance to change. This myth is deeply embedded in our culture and shows up in many therapeutic approaches through advice, instructi...
In this episode, I answer a question about a 7-year-old child whose play therapy sessions have been marked by extreme dysregulation, constant limit setting, destruction of materials, and very little observable progress a...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle a belief that quietly shows up in many therapists' thinking: that what the child is doing in session isn't enough. Whether it's a child who only draws, only colors...
This week's episode is a special one—the recording of our 400th Play Therapy Podcast livestream celebration. What began as an experiment with six episodes has grown into a global community of child-centered play therapis...
In this episode, I answer a question about recognizing signs of excessive and unrestricted technology use in children and how those patterns show up in the playroom. I discuss common indicators I've observed in CCPT, inc...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle the belief that "play therapy isn't enough" unless children verbally talk about their problems. I explain why this myth is rooted in adulthood bias and the false a...
In this episode, I answer a thoughtful question about how child-centered play therapy works if children are not yet capable of abstract reasoning. I explain the important distinction between children being able to memori...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I tackle the belief that "it's not play therapy if the child isn't in the playroom." I explain why a child refusing to go back to the playroom is not a problem to solve, bu...
In this episode, I answer a question about helping children navigate a difficult divorce and discuss how to guide parents in communicating hard truths in developmentally appropriate ways. I explain why shielding children...
In this episode of the CCPT Mythbusters series, I address one of the most persistent and widely accepted myths in the field: that therapists have to do something for therapy to be effective. I unpack how this expectation...
In this Q&A episode, I respond to two questions that highlight common areas of uncertainty in child-centered play therapy. First, I address a case involving a 7-year-old with significant behavioral challenges across sett...
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