Fairy Door Community of Play Therapists
For our 25th Anniversary in 2022, we invited participants of our programs to join the “Fairy Door Community.”
These “Fairy Doors” are a metaphor for the interconnections and opportunities we bring to one another through using the modality of Play Therapy and Therapeutic Play Skills.
Click on the door to be taken to the community.
Meet Ebony!
Many of you will have already interacted with Ebony. Ebony is the Student Services Coordinator and is the first point of contact for new and returning students. Ebony has a background in both Medical Administration and Student Services, and as such has a unique ability to both meet the student needs and understand the needs of the business. As an Indigenous woman Ebony is also passionate about strengthening RMPTI's relationships with Indigenous communities!
Meet Natasha!
Natasha is the Business Development and Digital Marketing Coordinator, focusing on providing positive student experiences, new student opportunities, and providing information to students and play therapy practitioners through multi-media. You will have met Natasha through a variety of on-line communications. Natasha is always happy to hear from you and to assist you to forward your play therapy training journey!
Take your Play Therapy Skills to the Next Level and Train with RMPTI to Become a Play Therapy Supervisor!
BLUE STREAM (Post-Certification):
Play Therapy Supervision Certification Program
The 3 Day Play Therapy Supervision Certification Program (Blue Stream) is intended for Registered / Certified Play Therapists who wish to become Certified or Registered Play Therapy Supervisors.
APRIL 21 to 23, 2023
OFFERED VIA LIVESTREAM OR IN PERSON
Our latest offering:
Black Dolls and Plaited Hair: 5 Considerations When Working with Afro Canadian Children in Play Therapy
In our second webinar, RMPTI Director Lorri Yasenik meets with Mercy Yeboah-Ampadu.
"Mercy and I have been friends and colleagues for well over a decade, and she has been instrumental in providing me with valuable insight/knowledge into the cultural perspectives of the Afro-Canadian Community.
Owing to the great success of her presentation during the Diversity Workshop last October, I thought what better place to continue this series than with an expert, colleague and friend. Mercy presents five considerations when working with Afro-Canadian Children in the play therapy setting. In her latest offering, Mercy emphasizes the ways you can bring cultures together through understanding by exploring inner narratives and celebrating diversity within this growing community."
- Lorri A Yasenik, PhD, RSW, RPT-S, CPT-S
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