Upcoming Events, Trainings, Workshops & Conferences

Feb
10

Child-Parent Relationship Therapy: Making Meaningful Connections with Parents - Kate Weir

  • Stephens College, Senior Hall (1st Floor) (map)
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A 6-hour deep dive into the CPRT Protocol by Kate Weir, EdS., M.Ed., LPC-S, RPT-S

After completing this workshop, participants will be familiar with the CPRT program and protocol and will feel confident using their entire protocol or portions of it in their work with parents.

Location:

Senior Hall Board Room (1st Floor)

Stephens College Campus, Columbia, MO - 1200 East Broadway, Columbia, MO, 65201

Objectives:

Participants will learn:

  1. The history of CPRT.

  2. The purpose of CPRT.

  3. How to identify whether or not a parent is an appropriate candidate for the CPRT protocol.

  4. How to conduct pre- and post- intervention assessments with parents.

  5. How to structure CPRT sessions with parents and how to teach parents to structure their sessions with their children.

  6. The key components of each session.

  7. The CPRT “rules of thumb.”

  8. Outcomes based research about the protocol.

  9. multicultural considerations of CPRT.


Costs:

  • Members: $130

  • Non-Members: $150

  • Student: $90 (requires transcript)

Early-Bird Pricing:

  • Early Bird Member $115

  • Early Bird Non Member: $135


Refund Policy: Refunds will be given for paid continuing education training cancelled by MAPT and for when MAPT relocated trainings to another region of the state. For attendees who cancel 48 hours prior to the start of the training, a MAPT credit will be provided to attendees for the amount paid and can be used at a future MAPT training.

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Behaviors in Play Therapy: Exploration of Trauma and Family Systems - Teresa Bartch
Jan
19

Behaviors in Play Therapy: Exploration of Trauma and Family Systems - Teresa Bartch

3 APT Live Webinar CE/NBCC Clock Hours

Presented by: Teresa Patterson-Bartch, LPC, LCPC, RPT-S

Location: Virtual

Description:

Discover how to understand the story children's behavior tell in the playground. Play therapists work with all sorts of behaviors in the play therapy room and with presenting concerns, including aggressive behaviors, sexualized behaviors, suicidal behaviors, anxious behaviors, among many more. This workshop will take a closer look at the behaviors associated with trauma, and how they present themselves through themes, in addition to creative ways to support children and learning alternative ways to express their hurt. Participants will understand the impact trauma and family systems have on children and teens, and how that influences behavior for mineral biological perspective. Discussion will also cover how to work with primary caregivers of the family systems to improve behaviors and interpersonal dynamics, ultimately resulting in more healthy behaviors.

Objectives:

  1. Identify at least three themes that are present within childhood trauma.

  2. Identify the potential meanings behind the behaviors and play themes.

  3. Describe how the therapeutic relationship supports the child's regulation.

  4. Explain how traumatic experiences influence how the brain processes and behaviors result.

  5. By at least two trauma informed interventions to target externalized behaviors.

Costs:

No Continuing Education Credits: $0.00

With Continuing Education Credits: $10.00

Refund Policy: Refunds will be given for paid continuing education training cancelled by MAPT and for when MAPT relocated trainings to another region of the state. For attendees who cancel 48 hours prior to the start of the training, a MAPT credit will be provided to attendees for the amount paid and can be used at a future MAPT training.

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