Leveraging Anime Narratives in Play Therapy
5.0 APT Non-Contact CE hours
About this Program
Let’s Play Therapy Institute is an APT Approved Provider 20-609. This program has been approved for 5.0 APT Non-Contact CE hours . Play therapy credit may not be awarded to non-mental health professionals. Courses that do not qualify for play therapy credit are clearly listed.
Please note that the Association for Play Therapy (APT) alone holds the right to accept or deny any continuing education training at its discretion.
It is the responsibility of each professional to check with their state or national licensing board to obtain continuing education credit for this seminar. Most state and national licensing boards will approve continuing education courses which cover clinical topics, practice management skills, legal and ethical responsibilities, and stress management. It is your responsibility as the license/certificate holder to be aware of and abide by the continuing education rules and guidelines set forth by your licensing board.
This program is a 5.0-hour recorded training on using Anime in play therapy.
Meets RPT Credentialing Standards for:
Play Therapy Cultural and Social Diversity Topics
Handouts are provided to follow along with the recorded training.
It is expected that you will complete the entire training and not skip over any parts of this training. There is an evaluation and post-test at the end of the training.
Please Note: Registrants have 30 days to complete a course.
If you have any questions while completing the training, you may contact us at [email protected].
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Course Description:
Anime, a style of animation originating from Japan, has gained immense popularity worldwide. It encompasses diverse themes, characters, and storylines that resonate with a broad spectrum of individuals. It is a significant cultural phenomenon, and many clients may have a personal connection to it.
Using anime in play therapy can provide a culturally relevant platform for engagement. Anime characters and scenarios can serve as symbolic representations of clients' emotions and experiences, allowing for indirect expression and exploration of complex feelings. By using anime as a storytelling medium, clients can create and analyze narratives, fostering a deeper understanding of their own life stories.
Participants in this workshop will explore how to implement Anime in narrative play therapy using Anime-themed activities that will encourage creative thinking and imaginative play, allowing clients to explore their inner world more freely.
Objectives:
1. Describe anime, as well as identify its cross-cultural significance.
2. Discuss why understanding this medium constitutes an aspect of cultural humility.
3. Compare and contrast elements of Western vs Japanese culture and how they influence how the medium is received in the west.
4. Assess the role that intersectionality plays in the anime community.
5. Discuss ways to address the subject of anime in the family play therapy session.
6. Discuss the elements that form the basic narrative building blocks in anime.
7. Identify ways to develop narrative play therapy interventions based on specific anime preferences and the client’s personal narrative.
Training Refund Policy
For all pre-recorded/asynchronous trainings:
Courses have a 30-day, no questions asked full refund policy (100% of purchase price minus a $5.00 non-refundable processing fee). However, no refunds will be given for any course in which a certificate has already been issued. There are no course refunds issued due to a participant’s failure to complete the course. (Please Note: Registrants have 30 days to complete a course.) No partial CE credit is available.
Instructor(s)
Dr. Gian M. Ramos-Monserrate MD
Gian M. Ramos-Monserrate MD, received his medical doctorate from Universidad Central del Caribe in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. He graduated from the University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras Campus with a degree in Interdisciplinary Natural Sciences. During this time, he invested most of his studies in neuroscience, neuropharmacology, critical psychology, gender theory and general psychology. This educational background informed his experiences throughout medical school as he took elective courses in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
After medical school, Gian became a Research Coordinator for the University of Puerto Rico's Psychiatry department where he worked on research on the genetics of bipolar disorder and burnout studies. He also worked on research on the mental health experiences of women during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
He is an avid gamer and has dedicated much of his career to discussing the many ways in which gaming and geek culture can be leveraged in any therapeutic setting.
Course curriculum
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Leveraging Anime Narratives in Play Therapy
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Evaluation (Required)
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About this course
- $125.00
- 6 lessons
- 5 hours of video content