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Play Therapy to Teach Social Skills
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Date: Sun, March 15, 2020 Time: 7:00 - 9:00 pm ET
2 APT Approved Non-Contact CE's
Online Training
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This webinar is 2 hours long and provides 2 Non-Contact CE credits for RPT and RPT-S. All our Webinars can be applied toward The Play Therapy Training Institute's Certificate Program.
The CE certificate is awarded to those who attend the entire webinar. Partial credit cannot be given. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.
Description:
Children who lack social skills are ignored, rejected or bullied. Teaching social skills through “talking” about the skills does not seem to be understood by children who have social deficiencies. They know what to do, but they just don’t do it. Play Therapy is a natural course to take to teach social skills to children. Through individual or group settings, the play opens the avenue to knowledge by allowing the child to feel what it is like to have social skills. These children cannot learn by just seeing or hearing. Children who are deficient in social skills need to feel it to know it. When something is fun, children persist at it, learn more, and become more fully engaged. This workshop will provide the participants with various methods of play therapy that can be used to teach social skills.
Learning Objectives:
The CE certificate is awarded to those who attend the entire webinar. Partial credit cannot be given. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us.
Description:
Children who lack social skills are ignored, rejected or bullied. Teaching social skills through “talking” about the skills does not seem to be understood by children who have social deficiencies. They know what to do, but they just don’t do it. Play Therapy is a natural course to take to teach social skills to children. Through individual or group settings, the play opens the avenue to knowledge by allowing the child to feel what it is like to have social skills. These children cannot learn by just seeing or hearing. Children who are deficient in social skills need to feel it to know it. When something is fun, children persist at it, learn more, and become more fully engaged. This workshop will provide the participants with various methods of play therapy that can be used to teach social skills.
Learning Objectives:
- Define four categories of social skills
- Understand the importance of social skills
- Discuss how play therapy enhances social skills development