Play therapist (certified)  (Solothurn):
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Continuing education, further training in play therapy is based on recognized methods of therapeutic work with children. During continuing education, further training in play therapy, you will learn to interpret playful forms of expression and use them therapeutically. Topics include relationship building, material science and interventions. Continuing education, further training emphasizes children's resources and works with clear therapeutic structures. Self-awareness and supervision are often standard. The programs reflect current scientific findings. If you would like to check prerequisites or content, request additional information now.

Continuing education, further training in Expressive Play Therapy shows you creative therapeutic approaches through play, art and movement. During continuing education, further training in Expressive Play Therapy, you will learn how forms of expression contribute to emotional processing. The content focuses on symbol work, creative techniques and relationship building. The programs include both theoretical foundations and practical elements. Self-awareness supports your own therapeutic approach. Modern findings from developmental psychology are incorporated. Compare offers now and request information.

Continuing education, further training in children's therapy play methods teaches you numerous intervention techniques for different age groups. In continuing education, further training in child therapy play methods, you will learn which forms of play support therapeutic processes. Contents include model learning, relationship building and emotional work. Role play and puppetry complete the spectrum. The programs are practice-oriented and follow current standards. Self-awareness promotes personal development. Check the course offers in detail now.

A basic course in play therapy provides you with basic knowledge about therapeutic work with children. During a basic course in play therapy, you will learn about key forms of play, including non-directive and structured methods. Developmental psychology and attachment theories form the theoretical basis. Role-playing games and material studies complete the program. Self-awareness is an important component. The content is based on current research findings. Check the course details now and find your starting point.

Previous educational, social or therapeutic training is usually recommended for training as a play therapist, although this can vary depending on the provider. Training as a play therapist also requires an interest in developmental psychology and enjoyment of working with children. Many courses expect experience in counseling, supervision or creative work. Personal skills such as empathy and resilience are also often required.
Typical requirements are

• Minimum age (depending on provider)
• Basic vocational qualification
• Willingness for self-awareness

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A play therapist training course for career changers teaches basic knowledge of play therapy work, even if you don't have a pedagogical background. In a play therapist training program for career changers, you will learn key techniques such as non-directive play, symbol work and conversation techniques. The programs include developmental psychology and attachment theories. The therapeutic framework is also discussed in detail. Self-awareness and practical exercises are important components. Many courses are based on modern therapeutic standards. Compare the course content now and decide whether the course is right for you.

A therapeutic play seminar teaches you a variety of play methods for supporting children in stressful situations. During a therapeutic play seminar, you will learn how to use play materials in a targeted way. Topics include non-directive therapy, symbolism and observation. The courses show practical implementation options. Psychological principles are taught in an understandable way. Many programs include self-awareness. If you would like to find out more about the prerequisites and content, please request documents via our contact form.

A children's play therapy course provides fundamental knowledge about therapeutic work with children. During a children's play therapy course, you will learn to understand play as a form of expression and processing mechanism. The content includes attachment theories, developmental psychology and non-directive work. Practical exercises enable direct application. The focus is also on symbol work and observation. Modern findings are consistently integrated. Compare the course content now and request documents using our contact form.