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Let's have some fun just in time for Halloween!
Our 2020 TNAPT Fall Networking and Training is a Monster Play Date on Friday, Oct 23 from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm over ZOOM! Would you like to learn and share all about monsters? Then join us for this event to earn 2.0 APT contact CEs* and network with fellow TNAPT members! Just go to our conference page for more information.
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*Due to COVID-19 health concerns, this one-time online event has been
approved by APT for CONTACT CE Hours.
More information on the Conference Page
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If you are new to play therapy, TNAPT offers a 6.0 continuing education foundational training to get you started! "Getting Started in Play Therapy" is offered on a recurring basis as often as needed and can also be brought to on-site as well. Please go to the "New to Play Therapy" page for more info. We soon plan to be expanding this training by offering this virtually due to COVID-19. Foundational training is a necessary component if you are working towards your RPT/RPT-S/SB- RPT, so if you missed that step along the way, this is one way to obtain that training. Next date: TBA
We are also continuing our "Getting Started in Sandtray in Play Therapy." This training has been much requested by members and we are glad to offer it as the second part of our Getting Started series of trainings. Our next date is Friday, October 30 and is virtual over Zoom! More info on the Conference/Cont. Ed. page.
Contact Jamie Langley at jamielynnlangley@gmail.com or tna4pt@gmail.com for more information for any of these trainings.
Need play therapy supervision? Go to our RPT-S page and you will see over 30 current RPT-S providers of supervision in Tennessee. Please go to www.a4pt for an updated list of new RPT/S's in our state and all over!
Want more opportunities for virtual trainings? Please email Jamie with any suggestions, requests or ideas! We want to hear from you!
Continuing Education...
TNAPT is an APT-approved provider for Play Therapy training! This means that every training sponsored by us counts towards those needed play therapy hours.
Questions?
For more info about TNAPT, including our upcoming conference:
Contact: Jamie Langley, LCSW, RPT-S
President, TNAPT
e-contact info: tna4pt@gmail.com or
jamielynnlangley@gmail.com
We are also continuing our "Getting Started in Sandtray in Play Therapy." This training has been much requested by members and we are glad to offer it as the second part of our Getting Started series of trainings. Our next date is Friday, October 30 and is virtual over Zoom! More info on the Conference/Cont. Ed. page.
Contact Jamie Langley at jamielynnlangley@gmail.com or tna4pt@gmail.com for more information for any of these trainings.
Need play therapy supervision? Go to our RPT-S page and you will see over 30 current RPT-S providers of supervision in Tennessee. Please go to www.a4pt for an updated list of new RPT/S's in our state and all over!
Want more opportunities for virtual trainings? Please email Jamie with any suggestions, requests or ideas! We want to hear from you!
Continuing Education...
TNAPT is an APT-approved provider for Play Therapy training! This means that every training sponsored by us counts towards those needed play therapy hours.
Questions?
For more info about TNAPT, including our upcoming conference:
Contact: Jamie Langley, LCSW, RPT-S
President, TNAPT
e-contact info: tna4pt@gmail.com or
jamielynnlangley@gmail.com
The Tennessee Association for Play Therapy (TNAPT) was formed in 1993 as a branch of the Association for Play Therapy. Our goal then and now remains the same: to promote play therapy by providing information, networking and workshops. It is our hope that this website can provide updated information to assist this goal.
Play Therapy is the systematic use of a theoretical model to establish an interpersonal process wherein trained play therapists use the therapeutic powers of play to help clients prevent or resolve psychosocial difficulties and achieve optimal growth and development. (Association for Play Therapy)
Why play? Play is a child's natural form of communication as they express themselves more fully with their play.
Play Therapy is the systematic use of a theoretical model to establish an interpersonal process wherein trained play therapists use the therapeutic powers of play to help clients prevent or resolve psychosocial difficulties and achieve optimal growth and development. (Association for Play Therapy)
Why play? Play is a child's natural form of communication as they express themselves more fully with their play.
