Sandtray Therapy • Why sandtray? • Right brain/left brain thinking • Benefits of sandtray when working with trauma Brief History • How did sandplay come about? • What is the difference between sandplay and sandtray therapy? • How has sandplay therapy changed over time? • Current Trends Setting up the playroom • Creation of a safe space • Basic Checklist of sandtray miniatures • Arrangement and rationale of miniatures • Wet sand vs. dry sand • Selection of sand and alternatives Conducting a sandtray session • When to use use sandtray • How to conduct a sandtray session • Role of the therapist Processing a sandtray • Guide your client through the process of understanding his /her tray • Process the sand scene from rigid worlds to aggressive ones. • Transference and counter transference • Questions to facilitate change • Help client heal from within • How to communicate a child’s play to the parents • Processing a couples sandtray Non-directive Interventions • Brief description of client-centered play therapy • The power of a non-directive approach • Enter the world of pure imagination •“Silence is Golden” especially is sandtray • Exercises to help quiet the mind of the therapist Directive Interventions in a group setting •Families • Social skills groups • Siblings • Couples • Schools • Communities Directive Interventions and treatment approaches for: • Divorce • Anxiety/depression • Trauma • Greif and loss • ADHD • Sexual/physical abuse • Aggression • Self-regulation • Mood • Sensory Integration disorders • Learning/ processing difficulties Favorite Creative play-based interventions to use with any populations • Strengthening relationships through play • Attachment based interventions • Fun with bubbles, balloons, art and more NON-PROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID EAU CLAIRE WI PERMIT NO 32729 PESI P.O. Box 1000 Eau Claire, WI 54702 A division of PESI, Inc. 34576 A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE WITH NEED SINCE 1979 Outline Objectives Earn CE where you work! Bring this training & many others to your facility! www.pesi.com/inhouse www.pesi.com www.pesi.com M P N E S D M P N E S D CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO Wednesday, May 6, 2015 MOUNT VERNON, IL Thursday, May 7, 2015 ST. LOUIS, MO Friday, May 8, 2015 CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO Wednesday, May 6, 2015 MOUNT VERNON, IL Thursday, May 7, 2015 ST. LOUIS, MO Friday, May 8, 2015 • Powerful experience of creating your own tray • Case studies throughout the workshop • Bring your own cases to the group • Role-play session • Group activities WHO SHOULD ATTEND 1. Learn how to conduct and process a sandtray session for children and adults. 2. Discover a new method of communicating and treating your most challenging and stuck clients. 3. Learn creative interventions to incorporate sandtray play therapy into your practice through non-directive and directive interventions. 4. Gain professional and personal insight through the creation of your own sandtray experience. 5. Demonstrate how play can increase meaningful relationships and build resilience. 6. Identify how to communicate with your clients through creative outlets to be utilized in any setting. 7. Discover tools to help clients develop healthy attachments through safe effective outlets. THERAPY & THERAPY & PLAY PLAY Other Creative Play-Based Interventions Other Creative Play-Based Interventions • Marriage and Family Counselors • Liscensed Professional Counselors • Social Workers • Play Therapists • Art Therapists • Psychologists • Psychiatrists • Pastoral Counselors • Substance Abuse Counselors • Guidance Counselors • Youth Counselors • Teachers • School Guidance Counselors • Occupational Therapists • Pediatricians NO WORRIES! AND WATCH IT HOME Order the Seminar on DVD www.pesi.com/bookstore Can’t Make It? OFFICE OR “Tammi Van Hollander is an outstanding child and family therapist and highly respected in the field. She is exceptionally creative, warm, and genuine and has built a highly successful private practice and is well known for her work with sand play therapy. I strongly recommend her as a highly qualified, compassionate child and family therapist of utmost integrity.” - Dr. David Crenshaw Clinical Director, Children's Home of Poughkeepsie
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Sandtray Therapy• Why sandtray?• Right brain/left brain thinking• Benefits of sandtray when working with
trauma
Brief History• How did sandplay come about?• What is the difference between sandplay
and sandtray therapy?• How has sandplay therapy changed over
time?• Current Trends
Setting up the playroom• Creation of a safe space• Basic Checklist of sandtray miniatures • Arrangement and rationale of miniatures• Wet sand vs. dry sand• Selection of sand and alternatives
Conducting a sandtray session• When to use use sandtray• How to conduct a sandtray session• Role of the therapist
Processing a sandtray• Guide your client through the process of
understanding his /her tray• Process the sand scene from rigid worlds to
aggressive ones.• Transference and counter transference• Questions to facilitate change • Help client heal from within• How to communicate a child’s play to the
parents• Processing a couples sandtray
Non-directive Interventions• Brief description of client-centered play
therapy• The power of a non-directive approach• Enter the world of pure imagination•“Silence is Golden” especially is sandtray• Exercises to help quiet the mind of the
therapist
Directive Interventions in a group setting•Families• Social skills groups• Siblings• Couples• Schools• Communities
Directive Interventions and treatment approaches for:
Favorite Creative play-based interventions to use with any populations
• Strengthening relationships through play• Attachment based interventions• Fun with bubbles, balloons, art and more
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Cape Girardeau, MO Wednesday, May 6, 2015
MOunt VernOn, iL Thursday, May 7, 2015
St. LOuiS, MO Friday, May 8, 2015
• Powerful experience of creating your own tray• Case studies throughout the workshop• Bring your own cases to the group• Role-play session• Group activities
WhO ShOuLd attend
1. Learn how to conduct and process a sandtray session for children and adults.
2. Discover a new method of communicating and treating your most challenging and stuck clients.
3. Learn creative interventions to incorporate sandtray play therapy into your practice through non-directive and directive interventions.
4. Gain professional and personal insight through the creation of your own sandtray experience.
5. Demonstrate how play can increase meaningful relationships and build resilience.
6. Identify how to communicate with your clients through creative outlets to be utilized in any setting.
7. Discover tools to help clients develop healthy attachments through safe effective outlets.
Therapy &
Therapy &
playplay
other Creative Play-Based Interventions
other Creative Play-Based Interventions• Marriage and Family
Counselors• Liscensed Professional Counselors• Social Workers• Play Therapists
• Art Therapists• Psychologists• Psychiatrists• Pastoral Counselors• Substance Abuse Counselors
“Tammi Van Hollander is an outstanding child and family therapist and highly respected in the field. She is exceptionally creative, warm, and genuine and has built a highly successful private practice and is well known for her work with sand play therapy. I strongly recommend her as a highly qualified, compassionate child and family therapist of utmost integrity.”
- Dr. David Crenshaw Clinical Director, Children's Home of Poughkeepsie
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The Autism Playbook for Teens: Imagination-Based Mindfulness Activities to Calm Yourself, Build Independence, and Connect with Others 2014by irene mchenry, PhD and carol moog, PhDThis book offers a unique, strengths-based approach to help teens with autism spectrum (including Asperger’s Syndrome) develop social skills, strengthen communication, and thrive. The activities contained in each chapter are custom-designed to work with the unique perspectives, sensory processing, neurological strengths and challenges that teens with autism bring to their encounters with the social world. By engaging in these activities, teens will gain an authentic awareness of their surroundings, leading to better social interaction that is also rewarding, interesting, and fun.
Tammi van Hollander, LCSW, RPT, is a licensed clinical social worker and registered play therapist. She is the owner of Main Line Play Therapy in Ardmore, PA. Tammi is an international speaker and play advocate. Her work and creative interventions in the field of play therapy have been published and internationally recognized. Her Facebook community is internationally recognized for her resources and interventions that are shared with teachers, parents, clinicians and other professionals. She specializes in sandtray play therapy, sensory integration and attachment, working with children, families, and adults of all ages. For more information on Tammi’s publications and work, visit her website at www.mainlineplaytherapy.com
This interactive workshop combines lecture and hands-on exercises to provide an understanding of sandtray play therapy and how to incorporate it into your practice. You will learn how to delve deeper into client issues and facilitate change in the process through the creation of sand trays, which provide a nonthreatening environment to bring about connections and introspection. You will have an extensive, hand’s on experience of building your own sandtray and facilitating the sandplay process for others. Clinical issues and case vignettes will be included with self-examination exercises. Tools of the
trade, from miniature figurines to what type of sand will be highlighted with a brief description of symbolism and arrangement. The workshop will include both non-directive and directive techniques, from participating in a family sandtray session to learning how to conduct individual sandtray sessions.
You will leave with a handful of interventions, including creative play-based strategies that can be incorporated into any practice, setting and with any clientele. These techniques will strengthen your relationship with your clients, build trust and resilience, and decrease anxiety. This workshop will open the door to a new method of developing a therapeutic relationship and facilitating change for you.
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If you have sand trays and miniatures, please feel free to bring them, but not mandatory.
Therapy &play
other Creative Play-Based Interventions
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