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WOY~Vl0'P LOc..ClHolI\,The workshop will be held near Berwick upon Tweed in northern

England. Lodging and travel information will be provided withconfirmations. The workshop fees include a notebook of handouts

and light snacks each day.

KLrrLe is a trained play

therapy dog. She is a 4­year-old rescued bordercollie mix. DVD clips ofKirrie's work will be

presented, and other dogswiII be avai lab Ie for work

during the training.

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SCiLLor, a lO-year-old Piebald

Cob, will present the segmenton horses involved in play

therapy. Tracie has wonderfulcredentials and experiences toshare. Sailor's motto in life is

that strangers are friends hehasn't met yet! For a fulldescription of their bioinformation, be sure to visit

www.plavfulpooch.orq, and click

on Training.

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Rise VClVl-FLeet, 'PVt.!:>., RPT-S, is a licensed

psychologist and registered play therapist-supervisor with35 years of clinical and leadership experience in a varietyof settings. She is the president of the Family

Enhancement & Play Therapy Center, Inc. in BoilingSprings, PA. Dr. VanFleet is the founder of theInternational Collaborative on Play Therapy and a PastPresident/Board Chair of the Association for Play

Therapy. She has authored several books on fi lial/fami Iytherapy, numerous chapters on play therapy. and isfeatured on 4 DVD workshops. Rise has trained thousands

worldwide, receiving 2 prestigious national awards for herwork. She is the author of the groundbreaking book, PlayTherapy with Kids & Canines: Benefits for Children'sDevelopmental and Psychosocial Health, and articlesand chapters on the subject. She is an ApprovedEvaluator with the American Kennel Club's Canine Good

Citizen® Program, a full member of the Association of Pet

Dog Trainers and the Dog Writers Association ofAmerica, and an affiliate of the International Society for

Anthrozoology. She is responsible for the Playful Pooch

Program. She is also involved in research on animalsinvolved in therapy.

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PO Box 613, Boiling Springs, PA 17007 USA717 -249-4707; Risevanfleet@aol.com

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EARLY BIRD (fully paid 10 weeks prior)

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Register online or with registration form in U.S. dollars; conversionis made by credit card company at prevailing rate (approximatelyhalf the U.S. dollar amount in sterling).

Early bird registration: $650 (fully paid 10 wks prior)

Regular registration: $800 (due 6 weeks prior)

Registration fees include workshop handouts and materials and alight lunch. Lodging information sent with confirmation.

Cancellation Policy:A nonrefundable deposit of $150 is required to hold a reservation

for this training. Registrations are accepted on a first-come-first­served basis. Fees include 20 hours of training, handout book, ond alight lunch each day. Other meals are on your own.

The $150 deposit is nonrefundable. Written cancellations received10 weeks prior to the training will receive a full refund of the balanceof the fees. Cancellations received within 10 weeks of the training aresubject to an additional $100 processing fee, with the remainder beingrefunded.

We regret that no refunds can be given within the 6 weekspreceding the training. When someone from the waiting list cansubstitute, credit toward future trainings may be given.

Spec.~C1l Neec{.sWe are committed to making workshops accessible to everyone.

Please contact us if you have special needs.

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The training will run from 9:00 to 5:00 each day.for learning objectives, visit us at www.plavfulpooch.orq, then click

on "Training." The training has 20 actual training hours.

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The family Enhancement & Play Therapy Center, Inc. is approved by theAmerican Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education forpsychologists. The FEAPT Center maintains responsibility for thisprogram and its contents. The Fomily Enhancement & Play TherapyCenter is approved by the National Board of Certified Counselors(5732) to offer continuing education credits to counselors. The FEAPTCenter follows all CE guidelines. It is also an Association for PlayTherapy (APT) Approved Provider 95-014. This program has beenapproved by a number of state social work boards (U.S.). 20 continuingeducation credits will be awarded to participants who ottend the entiretraining. Partial credit cannot be given. No exceptions can be made tothis policy.

This training is for play therapists, psychologists, sociol workers,counselors, psychiatrists, family therapists, school counselors, andother experienced mental health, medical, or educational professionalswho work with children and families and who have an interest in the use

of canines in play therapy. Canine professionals who meet theprerequisites are also welcomed.

This training is designed for child and family professionals whowish to train and work with therapy dogs to enhance their playtherapy and other child/family work. The workshop provides anoverview of the human-animal bond literature, animal-assisted

therapy, research, and the integration of animal-assisted therapywith play therapy. Participants learn how to select and train dogsfor this work, as well as why positive, behavioral, and relationship­

oriented methods of training are especially useful when involvingdogs in child therapy. Emphasis is on the use of child-canine play

interactions for therapeutic benefit. Many specific canine­assisted play therapy interventions are covered, including the use

of dogs with both nondirective and directive play therapy andways to incorporate families. Types of child/family problemsinclude anxiety and perfectionism, oppositional behaviors, attention

deficits, divorce, developmental delays, trauma, attachmentproblems, grief, behavior/conduct problems, chronic medicalillness, and social anxieties. Working with dogs to help children in

foster and residential placements is highlighted as well. The

workshop gives participants a chance to explore this exciting,emerging field and learn how to develop, implement, and researchtheir own programs. Ideas on working collaboratively with therapy

dog handlers are included. Lecture material is illustrated withvideo examples, live demonstrations, and skills practice. The

workshop is limited to 12-15 participants. Some dogs will bepresent. -- For the UK program only, there will be a special

segment on the use of Equine-Assisted Therapy!! --

Pre reqlA.L.s Lte.sParticipants should have prior experience canducting play therapy,including familiarity with both nondirective and directive play therapyapproaches. They should also be familiar with behaviorism andappreciate the importance of the family system. They should also becomfortable around dogs. If you have questions about theseprerequisites, please contact Dr. VanFleet. Canine professionals wishingto attend should contact Dr. VanFleet for ways to meet theseprerequisites.

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