Playfulness and Expressive Therapies with Adults in Clinical Settings
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Please note this change from in-person.
a Clinical Track Workshop
Presentation will take evidence-based play therapy and expressive arts techniques and provide participants with tangible steps to insert it into their practice to increase ability to access the subconscious and allow for increased vulnerability in the clinical rapport with adults. This will take clinical practitioners through the assessment process to the end of treatment and review documentation and assessment points to ensure efficacy. Presentation will explore therapists core beliefs, personality theory and have active participation requirements in working together to enhance skill development.
Goal 1: Participants will learn how to implement different art therapy activities, such as collage, photography, painting, and drawing, to help clients explore their sense of self and communicate through verbal, nonverbal, and metaphorical methods
Goal 2: Participants will identify various techniques and approaches used in expressive art therapy, including directive and non-directive methods, and how to assess the needs of clients
Goal 3: Participants will gain a general understanding of what expressive art therapy entails, its theoretical foundations, and how it differs from other therapeutic modalities
Presenter: Kelli Fowle, LMHC
Post Graduate Training in Play Therapy (CAGS) and RPT pending for August, 2025.
Owns a Group Therapy Practice
Presented at other conferences on minor confidentiality and protecting minor rapport.
Supervisor Certificate by Providers Council
ADHD Clinical Specialist
20 years of experience in a variety of settings.
Saturday September 28, 2025 from 9 am to 12 Noon
[allow 15-30 minutes after the workshop to complete the evaluation]
3 CEUs
Member Student/New Professional [not-yet licensed] and Retired $88
Members: $110
Non-members: $150
Registration closes 5 days before the event even if there are open spaces. In Person sessions have a maximum of 30 seats.
Some workshops have limited 'seats' by request of the presenter.
When that limit is reached, registration will close.
