Young children need play - not interrogation - to help them learn and form relationships. Today's guest PJ recalls his experience as an eight-year-old with a therapist who chose not to use play therapy in favor of a more investigative approach. Next, child therapy expert Megan Costello discusses the nuance of play therapy and what went wrong in PJ's story. And for some reason, we introduce our new sure-to-fail concept: The Richard Spencer Matrix for Therapists.

Show Notes:

• Donate to Kidspace Children's Museum
• Megan Costello's Website
• Therapy Reimagined Conference 2019
• Free Licenses for the Outcome Rating Scale (ORS), Child ORS, and Young Child ORS
• Very Bad Therapy: Website / Facebook