POINT, COUNTER POINT,
THE MIDDLE GROUND Should play therapists attend clients’ personal events?
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CLINICAL EDITOR’S COMMENTS: This column features insights and differing perspectives
on accepting a client’s invitation to a personal event: “Yes, with pleasure” or a “No-go” for you?
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
James L. Jackson, Jr., PhD, NCC, LPC-S, RPT-S, is an Associate Professor and Coordinator of the of Montevallo, and he continues to serve clients through his private practice in Montevallo, Alabama.
dr.jj.lpc@gmail.com
Jodi Crane, PhD, NCC, LPCC-S, RPT-S, is Professor of Counseling at Lindsey Wilson College and part-time play therapist, counselor, and supervisor at Puckett Counseling Services in Glasgow, KY. She is a former Chair of the Association for Play Therapy Board of Directors.
CraneJo@lindsey.edu
Amy M. Williams Long, PhD, LPC, RPT-S, established Thrive Play Therapy, LLC in Colorado and values advocating for children as a play therapist clinician, supervisor, consultant, researcher, and adjunct faculty. She serves on the IJPT Editorial Board and the APT Leadership Academy Committee.
thriveplaytherapycolorado@gmail.com
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