​Training can help parents:

• Reduce or eliminate behavior problems

• Enhance the parent-child relationship and marital relationship

• Develop responsibility, creativity and self-control in children

• By recognizing emotional needs increase the child's self esteem and self-confidence

• Increase parents' feelings of warmth for their children

• Return control to parents by recognizing therapeutic limit setting

Audra Niedzielski, LPC, RPT, PMH-C

CRC Staff Counselor

When children have problems, sometimes they don’t have the words to talk about them.​

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Play gives children a way to communicate feelings they don’t understand or can’t express any other way.

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Motivated parents can be trained to be as effective as play therapists using play therapy skills with their own children.

​Trainings offered:

• Independent sessions with a counselor 

• Group Trainings in the Spring and Fall

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