Playful Presence: Longevity in Play Therapy (Free!)

Training Description

What does it take to sustain a fulfilling and effective career in play therapy over the long term? In this engaging and reflective training, Dr. Phipps shares lessons learned from 29 years of clinical practice, supervision, teaching, and serving children and families. Drawing from personal experiences navigating the challenges, rewards, and evolving demands of the profession, she will explore the realities of burnout, compassion fatigue, professional growth, and resilience.

Participants will gain practical insights into the habits, mindset shifts, and professional practices that have helped Dr. Phipps maintain passion and purpose throughout her career. Through personal stories, clinical reflections, and actionable strategies, attendees will examine ways to protect their well-being, strengthen professional satisfaction, and build a sustainable play therapy practice that can thrive for years to come.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

1. Identify at least three factors that contribute to burnout and compassion fatigue among play therapists.

2. Describe at least three strategies that support professional resilience and longevity in play therapy practice.

3. Examine how personal and professional experiences influence therapist wellness and effectiveness.

Participants can get 1 hour of NBCC and RPT non-contact credit for this presentation.

This is an online event. You will get an email from Margaret at trainings@tabonucocounseling.com with the zoom link and additional information about the presentation. All other details about this event are on our website.

Contact Margaret at trainings@tabonucocounseling.com with any questions.