“Get You To The Finish Line” Play Therapy Training Program
“Get You to the Finish Line” Program: This initiative is designed to support Black licensed mental health professionals in Phase 3 of the play therapy credentialing process.
Program Overview
The Foundation provides a comprehensive program that is specifically designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge and skills required to fulfill the prerequisites of the credentialing application for the Association for Play Therapy (APT). This program includes in-person sessions, live webinars, and recorded training modules, as well as group and individual consultations.
Phase 3 focuses on advanced techniques to deepen your play therapy knowledge and skills. Participants in the program will receive training and group and individual consultation from a Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor (RPT-S™), which is essential to their development of new skills as play therapists. Additionally, participants will receive guidance with credentialing and preparation to submit their credentialing application to the Association for Play Therapy.
Training and Consultation
Phase and Cost: The Program is divided into two Phase 3 options, which cover training, materials, and RPT-S™ consultation. The Participant investment is:
- Option A: $500 – Participants need up to 24 hours of training and no more than 7 hours of RPT-S™ consultation to complete the APT credentialing requirements.
- Option B: $1000 – Participants are just getting started in Phase 3 and need 47 hours of training and up to 12 hours of RPT-S™ consultation to complete the APT credentialing requirements.
Application Review and Payment
A Program Committee will review participant applications. Upon acceptance into the Program, Participants are required to make payment in full prior to the first scheduled training in August 2024.
Verification of Phase 3: To qualify for this program, you must submit all requested documentation to verify that you have received the necessary training and RPT-S™ consultation required to be in Phase 3 of the APT credentialing process.