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Freebies, a discount, and live offerings for December!
I also have a pre-CE sale running on my Detransition? The Ethics of Understanding & Supporting Clients 2 hour intermediate course. You'll need a basic understanding of trans and non-binary identities before you jump in, as well as the foundational concepts of our role in writing gender affirming care letters; the content will make a lot more sense if you start with that knowledge. By the time you're done with the course, you'll be ready to support these clients, have resources to connect them with, and be totally up-to-date on the relevant research. (Let me save you the scholarly article reading time!) The thorough 6.5 hour Neurodiversity Affirming Ethical Play Therapy for Autistic Youth course is getting good reviews so far! Matt Lowry, LPP, guest stars in the interview on Autistic Culture for youth. You can expect to learn all about:
(And no, you don't have to have any Play Therapy experience to enroll!) The big 6.5 hour Affirming Play Therapy for Trans Youth course is also ready! This is jampacked with lived experience, research, and creativity. Be ready for some music, Play Therapy activity ideas, and so much more. You'll be learning:
Curious Cryptid Learning is an Association for Play Therapy Approved Provider (#25-797) so you can qualify for continuing education credits if you take the course, the eval, and pass the post-test. If you want to bundle the two courses together for 15% off and 13 continuing ed hours, you can enroll in both at the bottom of this page. Go Paint Rocks! A Play-based Approach is here to energize your practice. Rock painting is a fairly low-cost way to:
It includes two handouts (a supply list and info sheet.) This course is a solid way to see what my trainings are like if you've never attended one before - and it's also a great way to get a few quick ideas that you can put into practice right away! Rumored AppearancesIf you're curious about what's coming next, you may be interested to know...
What's That Sound?If you prefer auditory input, here's what I've recorded lately:
And that's it for November's big newsletter! I hope your winter is off to a nice start and that I'll see you at a virtual event sometime soon. ❄️
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Interested in receiving Mothmail to hear about upcoming events, training opportunities, therapy tools, discounts, and more? You're at the right place! Curated by Dr. Kade Sharp, you can expect anywhere from 1-4 emails a month with a lot of valuable info inside!
Curious Cryptid Learning You've Got Mothmail! Dear Reader, I'm excited to send out my first Play Therapy Needs Assessment, which is required as an APT Approved Provider for continuing education. This will allow me to begin my educational planning for 2027 to ensure my calendar has offerings that will actually serve you and your interests! If you type your email address at the beginning, even though you're already on the mailing list, I'll be sure to add you to the list of folks who will be...
Curious Cryptid Learning You've Got Mothmail! Dear Reader, Whether you've been here a while or you're here because you just learned How To Be a Neurodiversity Affirming Play Therapist, I'm excited to send a quick update on offerings to you today! The fires here in Washington have kicked up some new health challenges for me, so I'm trying to lay low and stay indoors until things clear up. Some areas- like Spokane- have been absolutely devastated (over 800 homes and buildings lost) and I...
Curious Cryptid Learning You've Got Mothmail! Dear Reader, Welcome to more new readers from the How to be a Neurodiversity Affirming Play Therapist training! Kade here, excited to chat with you about a large upcoming virtual event. (Not my normal type of event, either, which is exciting!) Many of us are therapists who run our own practices - so we're entrepreneurs - and quite a large percentage of us try to create additional streams of income. (And, if we're being honest, many of us ADHDers...