🎧 New Episode Alert!

We’re breaking down the foundational skills of Child Centered Play Therapy—one by one—so you can understand not just what they are, but why they matter.

This chapter? Reflective Responding—and we’re kicking it off with Part One: Tracking.

In this episode of Playful Beginnings, Drs. Kristie and Maggie dive into: ✨ The purpose of tracking in the playroom ✨ How to use it effectively ✨ Real examples from their own sessions

Think of it like sitting in a university play therapy class—without the tuition bill. No scripts. No fluff. Just practical, real-world insights to help you strengthen your skills and deepen your work with children.

🎙️ Tune in now for a deep dive into the art (and heart) of tracking.

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You asked, we listened! 🎧✨ You wanted skills—so we’re bringing them! But not just the what or the how.

Drs. Kristie and Maggie are diving deep into the essential play therapy skills: 🔹 What they are 🔹 Why they matter 🔹 What they look like in practice 🔹 How to develop them authentically in the playroom

These episodes deliver university-level play therapy training—no classroom required. Whether you're new to the field or need a solid refresher, we’re here to help bridge the gap.

🎙️ Start listening today and grow your skills with us—one episode at a time.

🎙️ Part 2 – Chaos in the Playroom In this episode, Drs. Kristie and Maggie dive into the realities of chaos in the playroom—what it looks like, how it feels, and how they’ve navigated it in real time. They share personal experiences and practical strategies for staying grounded, regulating themselves, and responding with intention—all while holding true to the core relational principles of Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT). Whether you're new to the playroom or a seasoned therapist, this conversation offers insight and encouragement for meeting the messiness with connection and clarity.