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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Anne L. Stewart, PhD, RPT-S is the founder of the Virginia Play Therapy Association and Chair of the APT Board of Directors. She is an internationally recognized speaker, author, professor, and playful practitioner of family and play therapy. Anne uses trauma-informed supervision with clinicians working toward their RPT and with doctoral students in training.
stewaral@jmu.edu
Sue C. Bratton, PhD, LPC-S, RPT-S is Professor Emerita, University of North Texas, and Director Emerita, UNT Center for Play Therapy, with over 30 years of experience as a play therapist, teacher, and researcher. Sue is an internationally known speaker and author and former Chair of the APT Board of Directors.
sue.bratton@
unt.edu
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