Training & Conferences
Listed below are scheduled Trainings and Conferences.
All instructors listed are STA/ISST
Teaching Members. STA encourages students of sandplay to seek
training and supervision from a variety of sources.
STA also offers an Outreach Program to help individuals who
are interested in furthering their knowledge of sandplay but due
to geographical location do not have access to training
opportunities. Click here to find
our more about the Outreach Program.
Clinical Members: Please Submit Training Events to
sta@sandplay.org
in the brief format below or for more information and submission
form, click here .
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Conferences
Shadow & Light: Crafting the Relationship in Sandplay® and Play Therapy
Rosalind Heiko, CST-T and Karen Wheeler, CST-T
announce a ground-breaking conference on Shadow & Light:
Crafting the Relationship in Sandplay® and Play Therapy
featuring Eliana Gil, Ph.D., May 3 & 4, 2013 in Raleigh, NC.
Live-Time Consultation and Case Presentations will highlight
this conference on sand and play. For more information, please
view the Brochure
, or go to NC Sandplay® Training (www.ncsandplay.com).
Sandplay I
Introduction & Foundations
10 Days - $1,250
Monday - August 5 - 16, 2013
August 5 - 16, 2013 - $1,500
Northern California Wine Country
Introduction to Sandplay Therapy - 21 hours
Symbols in Sandplay - 7 hrs
Tracking the Process of Psychic Change in Sandplay - 7 hrs
Sandplay With Children & Adults - 14 hrs
In-Depth Sandplay Case Study: Application of Principles &
Theory to Participant Case Work - 21 hrs
Sandplay II
Advanced Training
10 Days - 70 Hours $1,500
Monday – Friday March 10 – 21, 2014
Northern California Wine Country
Please Note: Prerequisite for Sandplay II is Sandplay I
or the Equivalent
Jungian Personality Theory in Sandplay - 7 hrs
Understanding Sandplay Process - 21 hrs
Inter-subjective Neurology of Sandplay - 7 hrs
Developmental Considerations in Sandplay Process - 7
In-Depth Sandplay Case Study: Application of Principles &
Theory to Participant Case Work - 28 hrs
Each session is 10 days (70 hours)
Entrance by application
Presenter: Barbara Turner, PhD, CST-T, RPT-S
For more information, contact Barbara Turner at
drbarb@barbaraturner.org
www.barbaraturner.org
STA National Conference May 31 – June 2, 2012 in
Berkeley, California.
Join us for a restorative, integrative, and
inspirational conference exploring the many dimensions of
Sandplay. Click here for
more information.
Caring for the Soul presents: Sandplay in
Switzerland
A Two-Week Training Intensive for Professionals
July 13-27, 2013
Join us for an opportunity to study and work in
depth with Sandplay, imagery, and your own creative process.
Travel to Switzerland, stay in a lovely countryside conference
center surrounded by the Swiss Alps, and live for two weeks with
international master teachers and a community of like-minded
souls.
Held at a wonderful location in Einsiedeln, the
program includes case presentations by faculty, soul painting
workshops, body/soul work with dreams, movement, and creative
expression, opportunities for consultation, and ritual. We will
visit the sacred Black Madonna at the nearby cathedral. An
optional trip into the mountains to experience the glory of the
Swiss Alps is also offered.
The program offers 50 hours toward ISST/STA certification and 50
hours of approved continuing education for MFTs and Social
Workers.
Faculty includes Judy Zappacosta, Martin Kalff,
Sabine Kalff, Maria Kendler, and others to be announced. Program
Director: Patty Flowers.
In the Footsteps of CG Jung -An Introduction to
Zurich and Switzerland
This pre-conference workshop is offered July
10-13, 2013.
Please visit our website for complete details.
www.caringforthesoul.org
Email:
caringforthesoul@earthlink.net
Phone: 831-724-3575
| The following Intensive Trainings, Workshops,
Distance Learning, Internships and International
Training Association educational opportunities are
independently offered by individual ISST and STA
Clinical Teaching Members and their affiliate groups,
who are entirely responsible for their content and
activities. Please note that these learning
opportunities are not sponsored by the Sandplay
Therapists of America organization. |
Workshops
The Four Archetypal Relational Fields in Sandplay
Saturday and Sunday, April 13 & 14, 2013
San Francisco, CA
Linda Cunningham, PhD
Based on Linda Cunningham's new book,
Sandplay and the Clinical
Relationship
The clinical relationship in sandplay is an ever flowing
interplay of the four archetypal relational fields.
Understanding the nuances of each field helps the sandplay
therapist to better provide a secure relational hold in the free
and protected space, particularly when working with difficult
clinical issues. Participants are encouraged to bring questions
about their own cases. For more information, see
www.relationalsandplaytherapy.com or 415-346-6363
Introduction to Sandplay Therapy
July 13th and 14th, 2013
12 CE (CA-BBS) and STA/ISST Credit
This is an annual event! If you’ve been curious about sandplay
therapy, come and learn the basics in an intimate group near the
Marina in San Francisco.
Would you like to learn how to use sandplay in your practice?
Join us for a weekend training, Introduction to Sandplay, in San
Francisco on July 13th and 14th, 2013. Limited to 8
participants.
Each summer, I offer this training to therapists and
therapists-in-training who are interested in learning about
sandplay. It is always a fun weekend, with a large experiential
component–you’ll get the experience of both making and
witnessing a sandtray.
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
- Set up your own sandplay collection
- Begin using sandplay in your practice
- Understand the importance of symbols
- Understand some basic concepts in Jungian sandplay
theory
- Explain clinical process in sandplay
For more information, see
relationalsandplaytherapy.com or email
linda@drlindacunningham.com. To hold your place, send a
deposit of $100 to Linda Cunningham, 2964 Fillmore Street, San
Francisco, CA 94123. Deposit is refundable until June 25, 2013.
Linda Cunningham, Ph.D., MFT, CST-T is the author of a new
book, Sandplay and The Clinical
Relationship (2013) as well as Relational Sandplay
Therapy (2005) and many articles in the Journal of
Sandplay Therapy. She has taught sandplay as well as
contemporary relational theories for many years in both graduate
and postgraduate settings. She is adjunct faculty in the Sonoma
State University M.A. Depth Psychology Program and at the
California Institute of Integral Studies. She has private
practices in San Francisco and Corte Madera, California.
Sandplay Ohio
Treating Trauma and Abuse Through Sandplay Therapy:
An Introduction to Sandplay
When: various dates beginning Sept. 2012 see website for each
location
5 CEU’s for Social Workers and Counselors
Where: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Coshoctan, Dayton,
Toledo, OH
Contact me: if you would like the program in your area
Cost: $49-$75
Instructor: Barbara Brugler, LISW, BCD
Contact me: at
sandplayohio@gmail.com
Go to:
sandplayohio.com for brochures and registration materials
If you treat trauma and abuse, especially childhood trauma,
this is an important workshop to attend. You will see case
examples demonstrating the power of sandplay to heal without
re-traumatizing the client. Barbara has over 30 years experience
treating trauma.
Not only is she a Clinical Teaching Member of STA and ISST
but she is also trained in EMDR and Sensory Motor Psychotherapy.
She has presented in Savannah, Chicago, and Montreal as well as
various topics in Columbus. Her article "Frozen In Time" on
trauma and sandplay was published in the Journal of Sandplay
Therapy.
Training Opportunities in Ohio
Various programs will be offered around the state including
those listed below. To see specific locations and dates visit
sandplayohio.com. Supervision is also available upon request.
Contact Barbara to arrange training in your area at
sandplayohio@gmail.com.
CEU's are provided for social workers and counselors approved
by the Ohio Social Worker, Counselor, and Marriage and Family
Therapist Board #RCS051205. See each program on the website for
the number of CEU hours offered.
Current Program offerings:
Introductory level programs:
- "Treating Trauma and Abuse Through Sand play"
- "Sandplay Therapy: Getting Started"
- "Introduction of Jungian Theory"
- "What you need to know when you add a new figure to your
collection: beginning symbol research"
- "Understanding the first two sandpictures"
Developmental programs:
- "Through the Eyes of Sand: The Uroborus level of
development"
- "Creation! Separation and coming to consciousness"
- "Understanding basics of "Patriarchal and Matriarchal"
theory to aide in understanding developmental levels"
Other:
- "Ethics in Sandplay Therapy," meets the criteria for
ethics credit for the state of Ohio
Dates and locations will be listed on the website for each
topic. Current locations include Cambridge, Cleveland, Columbus,
Springfield, and Toledo; further locations to be determined.
Cost varies by program and location.
Presenter Barbara Brugler, LlSW, BCD is a clinical social
worker in private practice for over 35 years in Columbus, OH and
is a Board Certified Diplomate, the highest credential in social
work. She is a clinical teaching member of Sand play Therapists
of America and the International Society of Sandplay Therapy.
Presentations include various topics in Savannah, Chicago and
Montreal as well as many locations across the state of Ohio. Her
article "Frozen
in Time: Ice and Snow in Sand play" was published in the Journal
of Sandplay Therapy.
Workshop in Dallas April 27, 2013
Texas Sandplay Society sponsors workshop in Dallas, Texas
Jung’s Concept of Self and How it Appears in Sandplay
Presented by Lauren Cunningham
Saturday, April 27, 2013
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
At: St. Thomas Episcopal Church
6525 Inwood at Mockingbird
Dallas, Texas
In this day long workshop we'll explore Jung's concept of the
Self along with Fordham's idea of a primal Self that
deintegrates and integrates from birth and promotes ego
development. Images from sandplay will be used as examples of
manifestations of this central archetype in Jung's psychology. A
symbol of the Self that’s close to its numinous center and
encompasses a spirit of wholeness of the psyche may be
recognized by intense emotion or a stillness in the psyche-somas
of the therapist and client. The intensity or stillness itself
is a hallmark of the closeness to the vitality of the archetypal
center of the psyche grounded in the body. This can be filled
with terror and darkness as in Job’s shattering experience of
god, or with awe or love and union of the opposites in an
experience of wholeness. Symbols in sandplay can also be
disordered and chaotic, experienced more as an underlying force
or energy that comes through and animates the images that
appear.
Jung wrote in Psychology of the Child Archetype:
“The symbols of the self arise in the depths of the body, and
they express its materiality every bit as much as the perceiving
consciousness. The symbol is thus a living body.”
("The Psychology of the Child Archetype" in CW 9/1, par 291).
Vignettes of children and adults will illustrate how the Self is
present as an underlying force and influence in the unconscious
that helps move or shape what’s created in the sand.
Lauren Cunningham, LCSW, Analyst Member of the Jung Institute
of San Francisco, is a founding member of Sandplay Therapists of
America. Her analytic practice with children and adults is in
San Francisco. She is the founding and past editor of Journal of
Sandplay Therapy. She teaches sandplay nationally and
internationally and is an associate professor at California
Institute of Integral Studies.
Contact Jacquelyn Kelley, CST-T at
jkelley200@aol.com, or
469-667-9413, for additional information.
Texas Sandplay Society
September 29, 2012, in Austin, Texas
A Day with Rosalind L. Heiko. PhD, ISST, CST-T, NCSP,
Dr.Heiko has worked in private practice with children, families
and adults since 1983. She is a teaching member of the
International Society of Sandplay Therapists and of the Sandplay
Therapists of America, and has presented nationally and
internationally in Sandplay. She currently serves as Secretary
of the Board of Trustees for STA. Dr. Heiko has been published
in the Jounral of Sandplay Therapy and in Eliana Gil’s 2010
edited book.
Morning Session: “Here be Dragons!” An introduction to
Understanding Differing Approaches to Mapping the Sandplay
Journey
Ancient maps delineated the outlines of the known world,
heralding the unexplored by the words: “Here be Dragons!” We
begin by exploring the various approaches to understanding and
mapping the Sandplay Journey through the lens of Joseph
Campbell’s mythic Hero’s Journey, Murdock’s Heroine’s Journey
and Heiko’s Sandplay Journey Map, based upon Campbell, Sandplay
Teacher Betty Jackson, and the Clifts’ Hero’s Journey in Dreams.
Sandplay therapists in training have always been vitally
concerned with where their clients’ work was progressing in this
cycle. The Sandplay Journey Map continues to refine this journey
model by explaining these stages in a way that is simple and
elegant. This practical method of scrutinizing the client’s work
in the sand deeply enriches and illuminates our perspective on
our clients’ struggles.
This presentation will cover the various ways to approach
understanding the stages of the Sandplay Journey through case
presentation, discussion and shared experiences. As the saying
goes, “Anyone can plant a seed, but only a farmer can make it
grow.” This workshop will help therapists cultivate their
understanding of this complex process of Sandplay practice.
Afternoon Session: The Burning Bowl: Using Fire Directly and
Symbolically in Play Therapy and Sandplay
The workshop illuminates responsible use of fire and symbolic
representation of the element in play therapy and sandplay
through video, case presentation, discussion and an experiential
format. Specific use of the Burning Bowl will be highlighted.
Please contact Jacquelyn Kelley, MSW, CST-T, at
jkelley200@aol.com or
469-667-9413 for details and to register
Location
First Presbyterian Church - Austin
8001 Mesa Dr.
Austin, Texas 78759
Joe Meyer and Jacquelyn Kelley, CST-Teaching Members, will
present a two day introductory seminar on Sandplay Therapy in
San Antonio, Texas, on November 8 & 9, 2012. Please contact
Jacquelyn at
jkelley200@aol.com or 469-667-9413 for additional
information.
Sandplay Therapy Institute (Tampa, Florida )
September 7,8 & 9, 2012
The Sandplay Therapists of America is pleased to announce the
opening of the Sandplay Therapy Institute in the Spring of 2010.
This is the first time a permanent Institute for the study of
sandplay will exist in the United States. The purpose of this
Institute is to promote the study of sandplay as taught by Dora
Kalff. The goal is to provide a learning environment for
in-depth study of sandplay, and an exploration into the
intricate workings of the human psyche, with affordability as a
key priority.
The core sandplay curriculum will be augmented with
coursework in Jungian psychology, mythology, dreamwork,
spiritual traditions and symbolic process, and will be
integrated with clinical and therapeutic case material of
children and adults. Each seminar will be taught by a team of
Certified Sandplay Therapists and researchers.
The coursework will be completed over a two year period with
four intensive weekends per year (two each fall and two each
spring). This training program meets all the coursework
requirements for ISST/STA membership.
Where: The first two-year program will be centrally located
in Tampa, Florida
For more information,
click here.
Woodinville, Washington (near Seattle)
EXPLORATIONS IN SANDPLAY ANALYSIS
By Geri Grubbs, Ph.D., Jungian Analyst
Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012 - 9:00-4:00
Early registration: $125 $100 students/interns
For details, see:
http://www.eastsidejung.com/
Online Courses in Sandplay Foundations and Theory
CE & Training Hours
For more information:
www.temenospress.com/learning
Professional Program in Sandplay Therapy Studies (San Diego,
CA)
Offered through the University of California, San Diego
(UCSD)
Post-masters training for licensed and licensure track mental
health professionals.
16 one-day (7 hour)/month seminars
CE credit available
Program Coordinator: Gita Morena, PhD, CST-T
For more information and brochure, contact Kristy Higdon
atkhigdon@ucsd.edu or
(858) 964-1070
The Elements, the Archetypes and the Self (San Francisco/Bay
Area, CA)
 Fall
2011, Winter 2012 and Spring 2012 – 3 weekend retreats TBA,
Friday - Sunday
The four elements in nature move in a circular process that
we experience in the seasons and phases of the moon. In sandplay
archetypal images that reflect the unfolding Self in the
individuation process also circle around as we move through the
ages and stages of life. Ancient practices, from both East and
West, work to bring the four elements into a balance and flow,
promoting the healing of the body, mind and spirit. Sandplay,
like Navaho sand painting, provides us with such a practice.
Through experiential work, theoretical and sandplay case
material we will learn how the elements manifest and transform
as the psyche works to create balance and flow. This process of
alchemical transformation of the elements forms one of core
aspects of sandplay, connecting our present work to ancient
healing practices as well as to the practice of alchemy in the
21st century.
This course is intended for therapists who are currently
using sandplay in their psychotherapeutic practice, who have had
introductory level courses in sandplay, and have experienced a
personal sandplay process. The purpose of this course is to
deepen clinicians’ psychotherapeutic work by understanding and
experiencing how the elements, the archetypes and the Self guide
transformation of the psyche in sandplay.
Tuition for three weekends is $350 per weekend plus
residential fees TBA. CEU’s available for MFC, LCSW.
Psychologists pending. (30 hours for year’s seminar)
Presented by Jungian Analysts and ISST/STA Teaching Members
Maria Ellen Chiaia, PhD, JA and Lauren Cunningham, LCSW, JA
For information: contact Maria Ellen Chiaia, PhD, JA at
mchiaia@sbcglobal.net
or (510) 654-3281 or Lauren Cunningham, LCSW, JA at
Lauren_c@pacbell.net
or (415) 585-4551
Symbolic Process in Sandplay Therapy (Bayside, CA)
Saturday, March 31, 2012, 9:30-4:30
This six-hour Fundamentals of Sandplay course will focus on
symbolic process and its relevance to Sandplay Therapy. We’ll
explore a cluster of symbols relating to centering and
circulating. Such symbols are commonly seen in sandplay
representing psychological change. Images of circles, spheres,
spirals, mandalas will be illustrated through Sandplay of both
adults and children. Theoretical material will be presented on
the difference between symbol and sign, visual vs. material
(body) symbol, and the manner of interpretation of symbols.
There will also be several experiential opportunities to amplify
your understanding of the use of symbols.
LOCATION: Humboldt Area Foundation, Bayside, CA
-Jill Kaplan, MFT, CST-T (link to Jill's bio)
-Ellen Searle LeBel, MFT, SP
For more information and registration go to
www.norcalsandplay.org
and click on "2012 trainings".
Introduction to Sandplay Therapy Seminar
Donna Johnson, LCSW, ATR-BC, CST-T
The Link Counseling Center
348 Mt. Vernon Hwy. NE
Sandy Spring, GA 30328
4th Friday of January - May 2013
1-5 pm
$375
404/256-9797
dj4art@earthlink.net
Advanced Sandplay Therapy Seminar
Donna Johnson, LCSW, ATR-BC, CST-T
Second Friday: September, October, November, 2012, and January,
February and March, 2013
1pm - 4:30 pm
$375
limited to 12
Topics and case presentation:
Masculine sandplay process vs. Feminine
Adult sandplay process
Children in sandplay
Alchemical themes and archetypal symbolism
Combining sandplay with other treatment modalities
Symbol Papers
Must have completed 18 hr. intro class with STA teaching member
The Link Counseling Center
348 Mt. Vernon Hwy. NE
Sandy Springs, GA 30328
404/256-979 or
dj4art@earthlink.net
http://www.sandplay-alchemy.com/
Illinois Sandplay Therapists Association
March 16, 2013
Joe Meyer, LCSW, CST-T will provide 1.5 hours of training on
“Signs of Wounding and Healing in the Sand”. He will also lead
supervision and discussion of sandplay cases. The group will
spend time developing their understanding of the process of
sandplay and assist each presenter in exploring the issues
presented by the client in the sand. Symbolism of the miniatures
will also be explored.
Where: Edgebrook Court, 1639 N. Alpine Rd., Suite #260,
Rockford, IL 61107, Ph: (815) 222-9485
When: Sat. March 16, 2012, 9:00 – 1:00pm
Cost: $40.00 ILSTA Members, $60.00 Non-Members, Half-day
Workshop, $80.00. Individual Process, Individual Consultation,
Individual process or consultation will be available. If you
have any questions you can contact Joe at:
joemeyer@amerytel.net
Printable Flyer
Sandplay and Play Therapy
2012 Training Program
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
April 21 Fundamentals of Sandplay Therapy
June 16 History and Theories of Sandplay Therapy
August 4 Stages and Themes in Sandplay Therapy
October 20 Archetypal Journey in Sandplay Therapy
The Sandplay Therapy and Play Therapy Training Program
will offer six workshops (6 Ceus) through out the year on
a Saturday morning. During the afternoon participants will have
an opportunity to do a Sandplay Individual Process or
Consultation.
Mariellen Griffith
mgriffithg@aol.com
Consultation
Groups
Atlanta, GA
First and third Fridays
Sandy Springs, GA
Donna Johnson, LCSW, ATR-BC
Atlanta, GA
Phone: (404) 256-9797
Email:
dj4art@earthlink.net
Berkeley & San Rafael, California
Maria Ellen Chiaia, PhD, JA
Co-author of Sandplay in Three Voices: Images, Relationship, the
Numinous
Individual and group consultation
San Rafael Consult Group (Mondays 1x per month; 11-1 pm)
Berkeley Consult Group (times and dates negotiable)
Starting in September 2009 –Training in Sandplay and Analytical
Oriented Psychotherapy (click
here for more information)
Email:
mchiaia@sbcgloabal.net
Santa Rosa, California
Elizabeth Margoliash, MA
Available for individual consultation or personal sandplay
process.
Office Phone (707) 542-4549
Bloomington, IL
Training and Consultation Group and Individual consultation
and sandplay therapy available.
sessions will be scheduled during the afternoon
following the training.
Mariellen Griffith, Ed.D, LMFT
Certified Sandplay Therapist – Teacher
Phone: (309) 378-3020
Email: mgriffithg@aol.com
Boulder, Colorado
Christine Ford, LPC, CST-T
3rd Fridays, 10am-noon
Monthly meetings of 2nd group to be arranged
1800 30th St. (Crossroads Gardens)
303-832-9767
sandford@ecentral.com
Denver, Colorado
Christine Ford, LPC, CST-T
Monthly meetings to be arranged
832 Emerson St.
303-832-9767
sandford@ecentral.com
Folsom and Roseville, California
Kathleen Beavers, LCSW, ISST/STA Teaching Member
New group forming in Folsom
Individual consultation in Folsom/Roseville
Phone: (916) 984-8769
Menlo Park or San Jose, California
Individual Consultation
Sandplay and Jungian Analytic Therapy
STA Teaching Member: Jill Kaplan, LMFT
Contact: by phone at (650) 364-4670 or or email
jillkk@att.net
Consultation Groups Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Monthly Training and Consultation Group (all levels)
CEUS Available
Pacific Palisades, CA
Marion Anderson, JA, ISST/STA Teaching Member
Debbie Mego, Ph.D., LCSW, ISST/STA Teaching Member
Phone: (310-459-0400)
Email: Debbiemego@aol.com
Los Angeles, CA and Portland, OR and International
Monthly Consultation Group (Silver Lake, Los Angeles)
Tuesday 12:30 – 2:00 pm
Individual case consultation and consultation for Sandplay
research are available by appointment
Locations: Silver Lake office in Los Angeles, Portland, OR
Distant (international) case consultation available by
appointment
CEU for MFTs and LCSWs provided
Sachiko Taki Reece
Phone: (323) 661-5297 and (323) 351-5163 (cell)
Email: takisan2@mac.com
Sandplay Community of the Greater Los Angeles Area (SPCLA)
Regions Served: Greater Los Angeles Area
Meeting Location: CG Jung Institute of Los Angeles
10349 Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90064
About the SPCLA:
We are a group of therapists who use sandplay in our clinical
practices. Our lively group discussions comprise a variety of
topics related to sandplay. In our meetings certified teaching
members provide group supervision. Credits towards ISST/STA
membership available. We meet approximately four times a year
and there is no charge.
Email:
sandplaycommunityla@gmail.com
New York City and Northern Pennsylvania
Darcey J. Ortolf, Ph.D., Clinical and Teaching Member
Mondays and Fridays
Phone: (212) 249-0980
Fax: (570) 588-4443
Email: dortolf@ptd.net
Individual and Group Consultation
Fridays
STA Teaching Member: Kate Adams, MA, LMHC
Contact: 215-348-8454
kateadamslpc@verizon.net
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Area
Individual and Group Consultation
STA Teaching Member: Kate Adams, MA, LPC
Contact: 215-348-8454
kateadamslpc@verizon.net
Portland, OR
New group forming
Bonnie McLean, LCSW, JA
Phone: (503) 221-7220
San Diego, CA
Individual, Group and Skype Consultation
Gita Morena, PhD, LMFT
Phone: (619) 328-9020
Email: gitam@cox.net
Website:
www.gitamorena.com
San Francisco, CA
One Friday a month, 10:00 – 12:30 am, September - June
Lauren Cunningham, LCSW, JA
Also starting in September 2009 – Training in Sandplay and Analytical
Oriented Psychotherapy (click
here for more information)
Email:
lauren_c@pacbell.net
Phone: (415) 585-4551
San Francisco & Petaluma, California
Every 2 weeks for 1 ½ hours
CEUs available for MFTs and LCSWs
Beginning January 2006
Petaluma: Thursday or Friday Morning
San Francisco: Thursday Afternoon
$50 per meeting
Liza J. Ravitz, PhD, JA, Teaching Member, Jungian Analyst
Phone: (415) 931-6135 or (707)762-7827
Email:
lizajill@comcast.net
San Francisco Bay Area & San Jose South Bay, California
Group Consultation
Meeting Dates: First Saturday of each month
LaVon Bobo, MFT, CST-T
Email:
lavonbobo@comcast.net
Phone: (408) 735-9247 or (650) 200-7771
San Jose, California
Group Consultation
Sandplay and Jungian Analytic Therapy
Information: Friday, once a month 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
STA Teaching Member: Jill Kaplan, LMFT and Olivia Heathcote,
EdD, LMFT
Contact: by phone at (650) 364-4670 or or email
jillkk@att.net
San Rafael, California
Monthly Consult Group
Integrative Sandplay – includes attachment,
interpersonal, and symbolic theories and readings
Friday 10:00 am to 12 noon
Group Forming (week to be decided by group)
Tessamarie Capitolo, MFT (Analytic psychotherapist.
National and international presenter, published several
articles in Journal of Sandplay Therapy.)
Phone: (415) 456-4448
Email:
tcapitolo@sbcglobal.net
Tampa, FL
Monthly Training and Consultation Group
September through May 2009
Patricia Dunn-Fierstein, LCSW
Certified Sandplay Therapist – Teacher
Phone: (813) 253-3797
Email:
patricia.df@verizon.net
Website:
www.sandsearch.org
Distance Learning
Online Courses with Barbara A. Turner, PhD, MFT, CST-T, RPT-S
Extensive curriculum in the Foundations and Theory of sandplay therapy.
Foundational and Introductory Courses
- The History and Development of Sandplay Therapy (Parts 1 & 2)
- Introduction to Sandplay Therapy: Overview of Process and Procedures (Parts 1 & 2)
Intermediate Courses
- Learn Jungian Personality Therapy and Apply Directly to Actual Sandplay Case Material
(Dr. Turner personally reviews and comments on your work)
- Jungian Theory in Sandplay Therapy (Part 1): The Unconscious, Consciousness, and the Ego-Self Relationship
- Jungian Theory in Sandplay Therapy (Part 2): The Four Functions, Persona, Shadow, and
Archetypes
- Jungian Theory in Sandplay Therapy (Part 3): Individuation, Differentiation, Compensation,
and Adaptation
- Jungian Theory in Sandplay Therapy (Part 4): Symbol Formation and the Transcendent
Function
Online Case Consultation
Continuing Education Credits
For more information and course detail, contact
publisher@temenospress.com or visit the website at
www.temenospress.com/learning
Kate Amatruda, Clinical
Teaching Member
- Psyche & Soma
Sandplay Therapy and the Body
- Sandplay Therapy & The Liminal World
Video
The Threshold between Body and Psyche
- Sandplay: The Sacred Healing
A Guide to Symbolic Process
- Trauma, Terror and Treatment
PTSD in children and adults
- The Witch and the Queen
Psychotherapy with Women at Midlife and
Beyond
Information: Kate Amatruda (888) 777-3773
www.psychceu.com
Internships
California
- San Rafael
Child Therapy Institute of Marin
Two-year internship in Sandplay.
Information: Brian Lukas, Ph.D. or Linda Bath, MFCC at (415)
456-7724
Hawaii
- Honolulu
The Sandplay Therapy & Training Institute, Inc.
Information: Luana Rowland, (808) 957-0038
International Training Associations
British and Irish Sandplay Society (BISS)
- BISS
PO Box 382240
London, NW3 2WQ ENGLAND
Information:
bisst@btopenworld.com Tel: 01342-837232 (message
service)
Canadian Association for Sandplay Therapy CAST
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sandspieltherapie
Israel Sandplay Therapist
Association
Italian Association for Sandplay Therapy
- Dr. A. Navone
Via E. Q. Visconti 103
00193 Roma, Italy
Information: Telephone (039-661) 697 227 (home) or 687 640
(office)
Taiwan Sandplay Association
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