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SPECIAL SECTION New Board Members Installed A


fter careful review and evaluation of the Nominations with only 


to welcome JP Lilly, Kim Vander Dussen, PsyD, RPT-S (CA), who will begin to serve a three-year term on the APT Board of Directors. Both candidates possess the necessary leadership, play therapy expertise, and Policy Governance knowledge required to serve and represent the collective membership of the Association for Play Therapy.


“On behalf of the entire board, I am pleased to welcome JP and Kim to the APT Board of Directors. We look forward to your participation,  expertise and input,”


Tami Langen, MSW, LISW-S, RPT-S (OH), Board of Directors Chair.


SAVE THE DATE OCTOBER 1-6, 2019


36th Annual APT International Conference


RENAIS ANCE D L RENAISSANCE DALLLAS ADDISON HO 36 | PLAYTHERAPY June 2019 | www.a4pt.org ADDISON HOTEL | D L L | DALLLAS, TTX


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P E N VISIT A4PT.ORG FOR DETAILS !


Nominations Committee Chair Sharolyn Wallace, PhD, LCSW, RPT-S (OK), and the 12-member Committee recommended the candidates with unanimous support to succeed retiring Board of Directors Members Sharolyn Wallace, PhD, LCSW, RPT-S (OK), and John Seymour, PhD, LMFT, RPT-S (MN).


The Board is responsible for scanning and identifying change agents in the mental health environment, adopting the Ends Policies that the organization will achieve, and assuring organizational performance in accordance with its policies.


JP Lilly


Kim Vander Dussen


Sharolyn Wallace


John Seymour


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