Bibliotherapy: The Magic of Bringing Books into the Play Room
In this 2-hour recorded webinar Lynn Louise Wonders will take a look at the best ways to utilize children’s books in the play room to assist in helping children in their process of healing and growth.


About this course
Course Description
In this 2-hour recorded webinar Lynn Louise Wonders will take a look at the best ways to utilize children’s books in the play room to assist in helping children in their process of healing and growth. After taking this training, participants will be able to achieve the following learning objectives:
- Summarize the history and use of bibliotherapy and how it can be used in play therapy services.
- Name 50 children’s books that have therapeutic value in helping children and will learn how to utilize these books in the playroom.
- Explain how to guide parents in utilizing books at home to reinforce the established play therapy treatment plan.NOTE: This training is for learning enrichment purposes and NOT for CE credits, thus the low fee! Enjoy learning for the sake of learning! If you are looking for CE credits, be sure to choose the option labeled for CE. You will be re-directed to a new platform for easy enrollment.
What you'll learn
Course Content2 lessons
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Your instructor

Lynn Louise Wonders
Lynn Louise Wonders is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor, and Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor with more than three decades of experience in mindfulness, mind-body practices, psychotherapy, teaching, and professional training. She is the founder of Mindfulness-Based Play Therapy® and the Mindfulness-Based Therapy Training Institute®, and has provided continuing education, consultation, supervision, and professional mentoring to mental health professionals since 2010. Lynn is also an author, certified Martha Beck Wayfinder Life Coach, Jack Canfield Certified Trainer and Success Coach, longtime yoga and meditation instructor, and doctoral student at Saybrook University.
