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185 | Unexpected Breakthroughs: Navigating Power Dynamics When a Child Tapes Your Mouth Shut
185 | Unexpected Breakthroughs: Navigating Power Dynamics When a Child Tapes Your Mouth Shut

Season 1 Episode 185

In this episode, I address a question from Holly in Virginia about a challenging play therapy session with a 5-year-old child who has a significant t…

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184 | Unconditional Acceptance: The Heart of Child-Centered Play Therapy
184 | Unconditional Acceptance: The Heart of Child-Centered Play Therapy

Season 1 Episode 184

In this episode of our summer school series, I delve into a powerful passage from Garry Landreth's "The Art of the Relationship." I explore the conce…

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183 | Navigating Child and Adult Therapy Coexistence in a Group Practice: Expectations, Communication, and the 'Why'
183 | Navigating Child and Adult Therapy Coexistence in a Group Practice: Expectations, Communication, and the 'Why'

Season 1 Episode 183

In this episode, I address a question from an anonymous listener who called in.  This listener works in a multi-disciplinary practice where child-cen…

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182 | Mastering the 5 Goals of Child-Centered Play Therapy Sessions: From Theory to Practice
182 | Mastering the 5 Goals of Child-Centered Play Therapy Sessions: From Theory to Practice

Season 1 Episode 182

In this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I continue our summer school series by diving into "A Practical Handbook for Building the Play Therapy R…

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181 | The Addiction We're Ignoring: Screen Time and Child Mental Health
181 | The Addiction We're Ignoring: Screen Time and Child Mental Health

Season 1 Episode 181

In this episode, I dive deep into a concerning trend in child and adolescent psychotherapy: the use of video games in therapy. I address an email fro…

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180 | The Power of You: Why Your Personality Matters in Child-Centered Play Therapy
180 | The Power of You: Why Your Personality Matters in Child-Centered Play Therapy

Season 1 Episode 180

In this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I continue our summer school series by diving into the eighth and final principle from Gary Landreth's "…

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179 | Freedom to Be Loud: The Significance of Loud Play in Child-Centered Play Therapy
179 | Freedom to Be Loud: The Significance of Loud Play in Child-Centered Play Therapy

Season 1 Episode 179

In this episode... First of all, I'm thrilled to celebrate a major milestone with you all - the Play Therapy Podcast has reached 300,000 downloads! I…

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178 | The Art of Following: Why Letting Children Lead is Key to Being and Effective Child-Centered Play Therapist
178 | The Art of Following: Why Letting Children Lead is Key to Being and Effective Child-Centered Play Therapist

Season 1 Episode 178

In this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I continue our summer school series, diving deep into the principles of effective play therapists as out…

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177 | Q&A Lightning Round #7: Five Questions From Three Listeners Answered
177 | Q&A Lightning Round #7: Five Questions From Three Listeners Answered

Season 1 Episode 177

In this episode of the Play Therapy Podcast, I dive into a mini lightning round, answering five questions from three different listeners. 

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176 | Trusting the Child's Innate Wisdom: Two More Core Principles of Effective Child-Centered Play Therapists
176 | Trusting the Child's Innate Wisdom: Two More Core Principles of Effective Child-Centered Play Therapists

Season 1 Episode 176

In this episode, I continue our summer school series on essential principles for effective play therapists. We explore two key principles from Garry …

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