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"Play Therapy and ACEs" Training with Dr. Nadia Jones
Thursday, March 25th, 2021
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and how to prevent them is the first step to overcoming them and finding therapeutic treatment. Children that experience ACEs are considered a high risk and vulnerable population.
This workshop will discuss ACEs and introduce basic play therapy skills as a useful treatment. Play therapy is one of the best ways to connect and build rapport with children and their caregivers. Children that experience ACEs tend to have difficulties expressing themselves and need a safe and holding environment. Play therapy can provide that safe environment for children working on healing through their natural language of play and the power of the therapeutic relationship.
Dr. Nadia Jones is an Associate Professor in the MFT Department at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and is a bilingual Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has worked extensively with children, families and couples in Peru and the United States where she continues to focus on supporting those in Latinx communities. Dr. Jones is an expert in a wide range of modalities of theoretical and evidence-based practice modalities including CBT, Solution Focused, Family Systems, Trauma Focused CBT, Triple-P, MAP Psychodynamics and Cultural Diversity. Her research focuses on The Positive Parenting Program and she is also highly interested. in child and adolescent disorders, family therapy and cultural issues.
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