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Original Air Date: September 19, 2019
“Broken toys may be a metaphor for how children see themselves.” – Lisa Dion
In this episode, Lisa tackles the “little” questions that often carry big meaning in the playroom. What do you do with broken toys? How should you handle food, lying, or a child wanting to take a toy home? Each situation offers insight into a child’s inner world and an opportunity for connection, growth, and understanding.
Tune in as Lisa shares practical strategies and thoughtful reflections to turn everyday playroom moments into meaningful learning experiences.
Additional Resources:
💜 Learn more about Synergetic Play Therapy: Visit our website for courses, resources, and certification opportunities
📚 Explore Our Books and Read Aggression in Play Therapy
✨ SPT Foundation: Learn more about its mission, team, and initiatives
🔗 Follow us on Instagram
🔗 Find us on Facebook
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Original Air Date: September 19, 2019
“Broken toys may be a metaphor for how children see themselves.” – Lisa Dion
In this episode, Lisa tackles the “little” questions that often carry big meaning in the playroom. What do you do with broken toys? How should you handle food, lying, or a child wanting to take a toy home? Each situation offers insight into a child’s inner world and an opportunity for connection, growth, and understanding.
Tune in as Lisa shares practical strategies and thoughtful reflections to turn everyday playroom moments into meaningful learning experiences.
Additional Resources:
💜 Learn more about Synergetic Play Therapy: Visit our website for courses, resources, and certification opportunities
📚 Explore Our Books and Read Aggression in Play Therapy
✨ SPT Foundation: Learn more about its mission, team, and initiatives
🔗 Follow us on Instagram
🔗 Find us on Facebook
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