Diversity in Play Therapy

A true coming together of the minds! The Diversity in Play Therapy Podcast will focus on Diverse Healers, Diverse Populations, and Diverse Interventions in the playroom.

2024 DIPT Summit: Fireside Chat discussing The Invisible String® Book Series 12/08/2024

2024 DIPT Summit: Fireside Chat discussing The Invisible String® Book Series Fireside Chat discussing The Invisible String® Book Series Host: Carmen Jimenez-Pride, Founder of Diversity in Play Therapy Guests: Patrice Karst, Author of the bestselling book The Invisible String Dana Wyss, PhD, LMFT, ATR-BC, RPT, Co-author of The Invisible String Workbook Join us for an uplifting and thought-provoking conversation about the power of love and connection as shared through The Invisible String book series. About Patrice Karst Patrice Karst is the celebrated author of The Invisible String, a contemporary classic that has touched hearts around the globe. With over 1.5 million copies sold and translations into 20 languages, this USA Today, Publishers Weekly, and Amazon bestseller brings to life the story of a magical String made of love that connects us all. Her books have helped children and adults alike understand that, “even though you can’t see it with your eyes, you can feel it in your heart.” Learn more about Patrice and her work: About Dana Wyss Dana Wyss, PhD, LMFT, ATR-BC, RPT, is an art therapist and co-author of The Invisible String Workbook. Drawing on years of experience using The Invisible String in clinical settings, Dana’s 112-page workbook provides interactive tools to spread the message of connection and love to diverse communities, including schools, military families, grief counselors, and everyday households. Explore Dana’s work: What You’ll Learn in This Episode: How The Invisible String teaches children and adults about love and connection. Stories of how the book series has been used to support families, educators, and counselors. The creation and purpose behind The Invisible String Workbook. Practical ways to incorporate The Invisible String principles into your personal and professional life. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation that reminds us of the unbreakable bonds we share and how love transcends time and space! Follow us for updates and resources related to Diversity in Play Therapy. /episode/index/show/d37bfe79-5f03-4c9c-a686-7744007d87a0/id/34332970

A Conversation with Bianca Kisseburg 03/08/2024

A Conversation with Kim Feeney 10/25/2023

A Conversation with Dr. Linda Homeyer 10/17/2023

A Conversation with Dr. Linda Homeyer Dr. Homeyer is a Professor in the Professional Counseling Program and chair of the Department of Counseling, Leadership, Adult Education and School Psychology at Texas State University. Dr. Homeyer is proud to be involved with the growing, vital, and prominent program that trains mental health professionals, working with a dedicated set of colleagues, and mentoring students on their professional journey. She has worked as a professional actress, but it was her work as an investigator of child abuse that led her to her interest in counseling children. An advocate for children and play therapy, she participates extensively in service, teaching, and writing. Dr. Homeyer served several years on the Texas Association for Play Therapy Board of Directors and served two terms as President of the Association for Play Therapy Board of Directors. Dr. Homeyer is spending a great deal of time traveling the globe. In Malaysia she has assisted a core group to develop play therapy in their country over the course of several years. In India she is part of a team that developed and teaches pastoral counseling at India Bible College and Seminary. Dr. Homeyer has also taught play therapy and sandtray therapy in South Africa, Australia, Mexico, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Taiwan and even on a cruise ship! She is a frequent presenter throughout the United States. Dr. Homeyer co-authored Sandtray: A Practical Manual; The Handbook of Group Play Therapy; Play Therapy Interventions with Children's Problems; and The World of Play Therapy Literature, as well as many book chapters and journal articles. Her work has been translated into Chinese, Russian, Korean, and Spanish. Her current areas of interest include exploring and researching the transferability of American counselor education (specifically play therapy) to international sites, with particular emphasis on cross-cultural and meta-cultural issues. /episode/index/show/d37bfe79-5f03-4c9c-a686-7744007d87a0/id/28318103

Welcome to the Diversity in Play Therapy Podcast Season 2 10/08/2023

Ecclesia Savage: Diversity in the Playroom 12/03/2022

Sarah Wintman: Diversity in Play Therapy 11/23/2022

Dora Henderson: Diversity in the Playroom 11/22/2022

Dora Henderson: Diversity in the Playroom Join Carmen Jimenez-Pride and Dora Henderson in discussing Diversity in the Playroom. At a Safe Space Counseling LLC, I work with all races, ethnicities & the amazing LBGTQ community. I have a passion for teens and families who struggle with gender identity and for helping parents learn to accept and love their kids for who they are and want to be. My daughter had a time when she felt she was male, and this was a real struggle for my spouse, who had been brought up Catholic. Helping my daughter work on feeling loved and accepted, even though it was a tough time for her father was my main priority. I made sure she knew she was loved and safe no matter what. It had become a beautiful journey for them, but it was a transition. Supporting parents with this life transition, helping with grief, and working toward their journey toward acceptance is one of my passions. I love working with everyone- all brains are loved and accepted in my space. I also walked the walk with my children who are neurodiverse, so becoming a strong advocate for helping parents and kids get the support they need to have school accommodations and build strong self esteems is my passion. I hope to see you at the Diversity of Play Therapy Summit! You can contact me at asafespacellc.com, and my phone number is 407-863-2110 I have an upcoming training for Play therapists looking to become a Play Therapist Supervisor, as well as RPT Supervisors. You can find that training at Dora Henderson, LMHC, RPT’S, CST, Certified EMDR Therapist, CIT- Consultant in Training, Trauma Play Therapist Supervisor, Consultant, Trainer, and Children's Author. Get your seat for the Diversity in Play Therapy Summit at www.diversityinplaytherapy.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiversityinPlayTherapy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diversityinplaytherapy/ Follow Carmen Jimenez-Pride: www.carmenpride.com www.facebook.com/pridelcsw www.instagram.com/pridelcsw www.trainwithcarmen.com /episode/index/show/d37bfe79-5f03-4c9c-a686-7744007d87a0/id/25095117

April Duncan: Diversity in Play Room 11/22/2022

Jennifer Glacel: Diversity in the Playroom 10/13/2022

Stephanie Miller: Diversity in the Playroom 10/11/2022

Marshall Lyles: Diversity in the Playroom 10/06/2022

Welcome to the Diversity in Play Therapy Podcast 09/26/2022

Diversity in Play Therapy Podcast 09/26/2022

Diversity in Play Therapy

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