
Explore how play therapy can support children and families through one of life's challenging transitions. This dynamic training dives into the emotional impact of divorce on children, development considerations across age groups, and the play therapy theories and interventions that foster healing, safety and connection.
Attendees must register for both Day 1 (June 10) and Day 2 (June 11) as day 2 builds upon the first day.
6 CEs Wednesday, 6 CEs Thursday

Presented by: Tina Nordaune, MS, LCSW, CTS, CFRC, EPT/C RPT-S and Amy Ham, MS, LPC/LPCC-S,
Explore the integration of Native American cultural values and traditions within play therapy practices. Develop culturally responsive skills to support Native American children and families by incorporating storytelling, symbolism connection to nature and community centered values. Learn about the impact of historical and intergenerational trauma, honoring family community relationships, and promoting emotional expression and healing through culturally respectful play therapy approaches.
3 CE's

Presented by: Angela Cavett, PH.D, LPC, RPT-S
Explore the integration of Native American cultural values and traditions within play therapy practices. Develop culturally responsive skills to support Native American children and families by incorporating storytelling, symbolism connection to nature and community centered values. Learn about the impact of historical and intergenerational trauma, honoring family community relationships, and promoting emotional expression and healing through culturally respectful play therapy approaches.
6 CEs
Limited number of rooms at state rate are available, do not use the block for those.
NDAPT is actively monitoring the incidence of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in our region. We have been asked how COVID-19 may impact our 2023 conference. NDAPT is following guidance from the ND Department of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding large gatherings.
At this time, the 2022 NDAPT Play Therapy Conference will take place as planned. However, if you are sick or feeling you are getting sick, we ask that you please stay home. The CDC recommends that people in high-risk groups consult with their healthcare provider about attending any large gathering.
If you do choose to attend, please keep in mind the CDC recommendations on how to keep yourself and others healthy: