Education
License/Certification
Professional Experience
Professional Affiliations
University/College/Department Service
Consultation
Grant Activity
Publications
Refereed Presentations
Invited Presentations
Teacher Inservices
Board of Education and PTO Presentations
Classroom Presentations
Graduate Level Courses Taught
Graduate Level Workshops Created
Dissertation Activity
Professional Development (Specialty Areas)

MAILING ADDRESS

The University of Akron
College of Education
Department of Counseling
109 Chima Building
Akron, Ohio 44325-5007
(330) 972-6748

Email: creynol@uakron.edu

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Ph.D. in Counselor Education, Kent State University, May 1996
M.Ed. in School Counseling, Kent State University, August 1980
B.S. in Elementary & Gifted Education, Kent State University, December 1978

LICENSE/CERTIFICATION

Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Supervisor Designation #E2259
Ohio Counselor & Social Worker Board (1900-02)
Licensed Psychologist #5431 State of Ohio State Board of Psychology (2000-02)
Registered Play Therapist Supervisor
Association for Play Therapy
Permanently Certified School Counselor (K-12) Ohio Department of Education
Professional Teacher (Grades 1-8) Ohio Department of Education (1994-2002)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Professor, Coordinator of School Counseling Program, Dept. of Counseling, University of Akron,1996-Present
Part-time Instructor, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio 44242, 1994-1996
Counselor, Canton Christian Home, 1996-1998
Elementary School Counselor (K-6), Kent City Schools, 1983-1996
Director of Elementary & Middle School Guidance, Kent City Schools, 1995-1996
Private Practice - Counseling Children, Woldt & Associates, 1991-1998
Middle School Counselor, Manchester Middle School (Grades 7-8), Manchester Local Schools, 1980-1982
Fourth Grade Teacher, Nimisila Elementary School, Manchester Local Schools, 1982-1983
Substitute Teacher (Grade 3), Sauder Elementary School Jackson Local Schools, Spring, 1980
Substitute Teacher (Upper Pod), Canton Country Day School, Fall, 1979

PROFESSIONAL AFFLIATIONS

American Counseling Association
Ohio Counseling Association
American School Counselor Association
Ohio School Counselor Association*
Association for Counselor Education & Supervision
Ohio Association for Counselor Education & Supervision*
Elected Secretary-Treasurer for 1997-1999, 1999-2001.
Association for Multicultural Counseling & Development
Ohio Association for Multicultural Development *
Association for Specialists in Group Work
Association for Humanistic Education and Development
Chi Sigma Iota, Faculty Advisor for Alpha Upsilon Chapter*, 1996-1999,
Member Kappa Epsilor Chapter, 1994-1996
Phi Delta Kappa* Association for Play Therapy*
Summit County Guidance Association*, Secretary, 1981-82
Sandtray Therapists' Association

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE/DEPARTMENT SERVICE

Ambassador to Carnegie Teaching Academy, 1999
Chair, Search Committee for School Counseling Position, 1998-1999
Chair, Search Committee for Visiting School Counseling Position, 1999
Chair, Search Committee for School Counseling Position, 1999-2000
Chair, Doctoral Student Professional Development Committee, 1999
Member, College Diversity Committee (1996-1997), Secretary (1997-1998)
Member, College Grievance Committee (1998-2000), Secretary, 1998
Member, Clinical Team (1996-1997, 1997-1998, 1998-1999, 1999-2000)
Member, Department Admissions Committee, G & C Doctoral Program, 1997-00
Member, Search Committee for Counseling Psychology Position, 1998
Member, Search Committee for Community Counseling Position, 1998
Member, Search Committee for Community Counseling Position, 1999-2000
Member, College Grievance Committee, 1998-00, Secretary, 1998
Member, Practicum Task Force, 1998-99, 99-00
Member, Counselor Education Program Review Committee, 1998-99
Member, Collaboration Task Force Counseling/Special Education, 1999-00
Member, Summit-Medina Area Response Team, 1998-2000
Faculty Advisor, Chi Sigma Iota, Alpha Upsilon Chapter, 1996-2000
Advisor:5 doctoral students, 100+ master's students Internship Students Supervised:12 in Fall 1996, 6 in Spring 1997, 7 in Summer 1997, 5 in Fall 1997, 7 inSpring 1997, 7 in Summer 1998, 6 in Fall 1998, 5 in Spring 1999, 4 in Summer 1999, 5 in Fall 1999, 14 in Spring 2000

CONSULTATION

Consultant to Manchester Local Schools for School-to-Work Grant, 1997-00.
Collaboration with Central Hower High School Guidance Team, 1997.
Collaboration with Woodridge Primary School, Even Start Grant, 1998-00.
Collaboration with Woodridge Intermediate School, Sandtray Project, 1999-00.
Collaboration with Akron Police Department, Cops in Shops Grant, 1998-99.
Collaboration with Springfield Local Schools, Practicum in Elementary Schools, 1998-99.
Collaboration between Kent City Schools and Kent State University, After School Counseling Program, 1995.
Guidance Advisory Board, Manchester Local Schools, 1996-00.
Guidance Advisory Committee, Akron Public Schools, 2000.

GRANT ACTIVITY

Project Facilitate: Improving the Preparation of Personnel to Serve Children With High-Incidence Disabilities (CFDA 84.325H) with Drs. Bridgie Ford, Evonn Welton, & Tim Lillie. (Submitted November, 1999). $435,000.

School-To-Work Grant, Manchester Local Schools, 1998-1999.

Even Start Grant, Woodridge Local Schools, SELF Program, 1998-2000.

Ohio Department of Health Grant for Conflict Resolution Program at Central School, 1994-1995.

PUBLICATIONS

Reynolds, C. A. (1996).Coping styles of children of divorce:Attitudes, personality, and gestalt coping processes, Dissertations Abstract International. (University Microfilm International 9631220).

Reynolds, C. A. & Woldt, A. L. (in press) "Healing young wounded hearts:Gestalt group activities for children of divorce," in The heart of development: Gestalt approaches to working with children, adolescents, and their worlds. Cambridge, MA: GIC Press.

Ford, B. & Reynolds, C. A. (under contract). " Educators and school counselors with community resources: New approaches for students with disabilities, in Advances in special education: Intervention techniques for individuals with Exceptionalities in inclusive settings. Greenwich, CT: JAI Press.

Reynolds, C. A. (under contract). "Innovative approaches to play therapy in the schools," in C. E. Schaefer & A. Drewes (Eds.), Play Therapy in the Schools. New York, John Wiley.

Perosa, L., Perosa, S., & Reynolds, C. A. (In progress). Solution-focused consultation for classroom management.

Perosa, L., Perosa, S., Reynolds, C.A., & Queener, J. (Reserch in progress). Social and cognitive factors related to adolescent career development and the school-to-work transition.

Perosa, L., Perosa, S., Reynolds, C. A., & Queener, J. (Research in progress). The relationship between separation /individuation and the working alliance in counseling.

Welton, E., Perosa, S., Persoa,L., & Reynolds, C. A. (In progress). School and community counselors:Bridging two worldviews for counseling special education students.

Reynolds, C. A., & Stanley, C. (In progress). Filial therapy in the primary school: Strengthening parent-child relationships.

Reynolds, C. A. & Nason, L. (In progress). Play therapists perceptions of child clients' stressful behavior.

Reynolds, C. A. & Myers, M. E. (In progress). Children of police: Implications for the school counselor.

Reynolds, C. A. (In progress). Children of lesbians:School counselor as ally.

REFEREED PRESENTATIONS

Helping GLB Adolescents Tell Their Story: Skill Building for Counselors, with Linda Perosa, Sandra Perosa, Melissa Lidderdale, Kerri Hoert, & Amy Anderson. American Counseling Association Conference, Washington, D.C. March 24, 2000.

Innovative Use of Role Play with Children of Divorce, Groups That Work National Conference, Deerfield Beach, Florida, January 21, 2000,

Filial Therapy in the Schools, with Carol Stanley, The 1999 All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio. November 5, 1999.

Solution-Focused Approaches in the Classroom, with John Zarski, David Santoro, Linda Perosa, and Sandra Perosa, The 1999 All Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio.Nov. 4, 1999.

Play Therapy with Nursing Home Residents:Effects of Diverse Cognitive Functioning, with Amy Trzinski and Jeanette Higgins. National Conference of the Association of Adult Development and Aging, Fayetteville, Arkansas. July 31, 1999.

Innovative Play Therapy Techniques for Elementary Counselors, with Carol Stanley, 15th Annual International Play Therapy Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, October 16, 1998.

Caring for Our Personal and Professional Selves, 15th Annual International Play Therapy Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, October 17, 1999.

Children of Lesbians: School Counselor as Ally, The 1997 All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, October 31, 1997.

Healing the Wounded Heart: Gestalt Play Therapy with Children of Divorce, 14th Annual International Play Therapy Conference, Orlando, Florida, October 11, 1997.

The Magic of Self-Care: Play Therapy for Personal and Professional Renewal, 14th Annual International Play Therapy Conference, Orlando, Florida, October 10, 1997.

Conversation: Peace, Ohio Association for Multicultural Counseling and Development, Columbus, Ohio, October 3, 1997.

Gestalt Therapy with Children of Divorce, Association for Advancement of Gestalt Therapy International Conference, San Francisco, CA, April 3, 1997.

Changing Classroom Climate Through Peacemaking, with Martha Wendell, All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November 8, 1996.

Healing the Wounded Heart: Gestalt Group Approaches with Children of Divorce, with Ansel Woldt, First International Conference on Children & Adolescents, Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, May 27, 1996.

The Use of Play in Counseling, The All-Ohio Counselor's Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 1994.

The Silent Child: Strategies for Intervention, The 1993 All-Ohio Counselor's Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 1993.

Therapist Made Storybooks for Children, The 1992 All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, October 30, 1992.

Survival Strategies for Elementary Counselors, with Ann Bauer and Claire Hamilton-Farrell, The 1992 Annual All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, October 30, 1992.

Gestalt Group Approaches With Children of Divorce, The 1991 All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November, 1991.

Family Time is Prime Time: Empowering Parents to Deal with the Media's Impact on the Family, with Sam Reynolds, The 1990 All-Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November, 1990.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS

Counseling Skills: Ordinary into Extraordinary, The Elementary/Middle School Ohio School Counselors Conference, Columbus, Ohio, April 7, 2000.

Adolescent Career Development: How Parents Can Help, with Sandra Perosa & Linda Perosa, Manchester Local Schools, April 1, 1999.

Preparing for the Next Century: Proactive School Counseling, Wayne County Counselors Association, November 11, 1998.

Counseling As A Profession for the 21st Century, with Ferguson B. Meadows, Jr., Stark County Counselors, February 20, 1998.

Anger Management, Summit County Counselor's Association, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, April 24, 1997.

Confronting Homophobia in the Schools (Panel Member), Lesbian Mothers Conference, University of Akron, March 17, 1997.

Conflict Mediation for School-Based Children:A Case Study, Breakout Session with Martha Wendell, Paul Bagocius, and the Conflict Managers, Kent State University Symposium on Violence, Everyday Violence:A Town/Gown Response, Feb. 21, 1996

Elementary Children's Reaction to the War, Through the Eyes of Children: Talking About War, Kent State University's Results Program, February, 1991.

The Role of the Elementary Counselor in Helping Children, League of Women Voters, Kent, Ohio, 1984.

TEACHER INSERVICES

School Counseling Issues:Reviewing the Past, Preparing for the Future,Cleveland Public School Counselors Inservice at The University of Akron, November 11, 1999.

Violence in our Schools, with Lt. Mary E. Myers (APD), Brunswick City Schools Inservice, June 1, 1999.

Solution-focused Approaches in the Classroom, with Linda Perosa, Sandra Perosa, David Santoro, and John Zarski, CentralHower Teacher Inservice, January 26, 1998.

Conflict Resolution: Using Peacemaking Curriculum in the Classroom, Central School Inservice for Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Teachers, Kent City Schools, September 18, 1995.

Update on Conflict Resolution Curriculum in the Classroom, Central School Inservice for Kindergarten, First, Second, and Third Grade Teachers, Kent City School, September 27, 1995.

Elementary Counseling in the Real World, Catholic Administrators Inservice at Ursuline College, Hawken School, June 27, 1995.

Family Time is Prime Time: Teaching Children and Their Families About the Selective Use of the Media, Breakout Session with Sam Reynolds, Kent City School System-Wide Teacher Inservice, February 20, 1995.

How to Use Elementary Counseling Services, Pre-service Elementary Teaching Seminar, Kent State University, April, 1993.

Building the Self-Esteem of Vocational Students in the Classroom, Canton City Vocational Teacher Inservice, Canton, Ohio, November 9, 1992.

Understanding the Impact of Media Violence on Students and Their Families, With Sam Reynolds, The Summit County Administrator's Inservice, February, 1992.

Developing Self-Esteem in At-Risk Youth, with Ansel Woldt, Shaker Heights Teacher Inservice, November, 1991.

Children of Alcoholics: Roles in the Classroom, with the Community Intervention Team for Kent City Schools System-Wide Inservice, February, 1987.

The Impact of Children of Alcoholics on the Elementary Classroom, Portage County Elementary Principals, 1986.

Children of Alcoholics, Teacher Inservice at Longcoy and Walls Elementary Schools, Kent City Schools, 1984.

BOARD OF EDUCATION AND PTO PRESENTATIONS

Anger Management for Parents and Children, Indian Trail Preschool Parents , Stow, Ohio, February 24, 1998.

What's Our Bag? Report on the Elementary School Counseling Program, Kent City Schools Board of Education, February 20, 1996.

Implementing the Ohio Department of Health Grant for Peaceful Conflict Resolution, with Mary Wendell, Paul Bagocious, and the Conflict Managers, Kent City Schools Board of Education, February 25, 1995.

The Parent's Role in Elimination of Prejudice, Port Halcyon Parents' Group, Portage County Children's Center, January 30, 1996.

Family Time is Prime Time: Strategies for Parents, with Sam Reynolds, Pepperpike Elementary PTO, Orange Schools, April 27, 1995.

Family Time is Prime Time: Developing a Plan of Action in Your Home, with Sam Reynolds, Lennox-Falls Elementary School PTO, Olmstead Falls, Ohio, January 17, 1995.

Family Time is Prime Time: Empowering Parents to Win the War with TV, with Sam Reynolds, Brecksville Elementary Schools PTO, 1991, 1993, 1994.

Family Time is Prime Time Workshop, with Sam Reynolds, Portage Lakes Career Center Parenting Program, 1991, 1992,1993.

Family Time is Prime Time Workshop, with Sam Reynolds, Nolley Elementary PTO, October 1991.

Family Time is Prime Time, with Sam Reynolds, Franklin Elementary PTO, 1991.

Systematic Training for Effective Parenting, with Jan Fitts, Mario Mastrioanni, Ed Deericks, Kent City Schools, 1987-1988.

Issues in Parenting Adopted Children, Kent Adoptive Parents Group, 1987.

Teaching Children Responsibility, Walls Elementary School PTO, Kent City Schools, 1987.

The Elementary Counseling Program, Kent City Schools Board of Education, 1985.

Understanding Elementary Counseling, Central, Franklin, Holden, Longcoy, And Walls Elementary Schools PTO Special Parent Meetings, October, 1983.

Elementary Counseling: What It Is and What It Is Not, Kent City Schools PTO Board, 1983.

CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS

Introduction to Play Therapy, Dr. Diane Karther's Theory of Play Class, Department of Family & Consumer Science, University of Akron, Fall 1997-99.

Counseling Children, Supervision Class, Department of Counseling & Special Education, University of Akron, Spring 1997-00.

Using Gestalt Therapy with Children, Dr. Bill Nemec's Counseling Theories Class, Malone College, Spring, 1997-98.

Using Gestalt Therapy with Children, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Gestalt Therapy Workshop, Summer, 1999.

Role of Play in Developing Self-esteem in Young Children, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Self-esteem Workshop, Summer, 1998.

Elementary Counseling Groups, Dr. Ferguson Meadows' Group Counseling in the Schools Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1998.

How to Work with the Silent Child, Dr. Anita Jackson's School Counseling Practicum Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1997.

Playful Ways to Enhance Self-esteem, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Self-esteem Workshop, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, Summer 1997.

Counseling Children, Advanced Practicum Class, Department of Counseling & Special Education, University of Akron, Fall & Spring, 1996-00.

Introduction to Play Therapy, School Psychology Seminar, Department of Counseling & Special Education, University of Akron. Fall, 1996.

Introduction to Play Therapy with the Young Child, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Counseling Children Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, July 5, 7, & 14, 1994.

Understanding the Silent Child from a Multicultural Perspective, Dr. Anita Jackson's Counseling Children Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1994.

How to Work with the Silent Child, Dr. Anita Jackson's School Counseling Practicum Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, October 1994.

Play Therapy from a Multicultural Perspective, Dr. Anita Jackson's School Counseling Practicum Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, October 1993.

The Elementary Counselor's Role in Helping Children At-Risk. Dr. Ferguson Meadow's Youth At-Risk Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1992.

Counseling Children from an Elementary Perspective, Dr. David Brooks' Counseling Children Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1992.

The Elementary School Counselor: Integrating Theory with Practice, Dr. Anita Jackson's Management of Guidance Systems Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1991.

The Use of Games in Counseling, Dr. Anita Jackson's School Counseling Practicum, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1991.

Play Therapy: An Introduction, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Advanced Counseling Practicum, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1991.

The Impact of Violence and Sexuality in the Media on the Development of Children, Virginia Holeman's Human Growth and Development Classes, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1991.

Enhancing Teacher Self-esteem, with Ann Bauer for Dr. Ansel Woldt's Self-esteem Workshop, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1991.

Children of Divorce: A Gestalt Perspective, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Group Counseling In the Schools Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, Spring 1991.

Children of Divorce: At Risk or At Promise, Dr. Ferguson Meadows' Youth At-Risk Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, Fall 1990.

Group Counseling with Children of Divorce, Dr. Anita Jackson's At Risk Class, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, Fall 1989.

Elementary Counseling in the Real World, Dr. Ansel Woldt's Professional Seminar for School Counselor's, ACHVE Department, Kent State University, 1881-82, 1884-86, 1992-96.

GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES TAUGHT

University of Akron

School Counseling Internship
School & Community Counseling Practicum
Counseling Children
Techniques of Counseling
Counseling Theories
Organization & Administration of Guidance
Elementary Guidance, Fall
Secondary School Counseling
Doctoral Professional Seminar
Supervision
Field Experience

Kent State University

School Counseling Practicum
Developmental Guidance & Affective Education
Counseling Children
Field Lab Experience

GRADUATE LEVEL WORKSHOPS CREATED

University of Akron

Introduction to Gestalt Therapy, Intersession, 2000.
Adlerian Play Therapy, Intersession, 1998, 2000.
Child Centered Play Therapy, Intersession, 1999, 2000.
Introduction to Sandtray, Intersession, 1999.
Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy, 1997
Gestalt Play Therapy, 1997.

Kent State University

Introduction to Play Therapy, Summer III, 1996.

DISSERTATION ACTIVITY

Committee Chair: Relationship of Life Balance to Leader Effectiveness of Women Executives, Mary Nuosce, In progress.

Committee Member: Contribution of Supervisor and Supervisee Personal Characteristics to the Supervisory Working Alliance, Victoria White, December, 1999.

Committee Member: The Impact of Abuse History on the Functional Outcomes in Chronic Pain, Lori Milo, Proposal Approved, March, 1998.

Committee Member:A Qualitative Study of the Occupational Stress among Nigerian Priests, Augustine Ukwuoma, May, 1999.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (SPECIALTY AREAS)

EYE MOVEMENT DESENSITIZATION & REPROCESSING

Working with Traumatized Children, Robert Tinker & Sandra Wilson, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 18-20, 1999.

Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing, Level I Workshop, Cleveland, Ohio, February 27-29, 1998

SANDTRAY

International Sandplay Conference, Austin, Texas, March 7-11, 1999.

Introduction to Sandtray: The Worldplay Method, Gisela Schubach de Domenico. Louisville, Kentucky, March 26-27, 1998. (13 hrs.)

Sandtray Therapy in the Schools, Theresa Kestly, 16th Annual Play Therapy Conference Pre-Conference Workshop, October 13, 1998. (6 hrs.)

Introduction to Sandtray: Origins and Issues, Theresa Kestly, Mount Vernon, Ohio, June, 1995. (6 hrs.)

Sandplay with Children & Families, Lois Carey, Fiesta Play Therapy Pre-Conference Workshop, San Antonio, Texas, October 13, 1994. (6 hrs.)

PLAY THERAPY WORKSHOPS & CONFERENCES

Adlerian Play Therapy, Dr. Terry Kottman, ACA Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 14, 1990. (6 hrs.)

Child Centered Play Therapy, Gary Landreth, Cleveland, Ohio, June 17-18, 1994. (13 hrs.)

Child Centered Play Therapy, Advanced Child Centered Play Therapy, Filial Play Therapy, Advanced Filial Play Therapy, Drs. Louise Guerney & William Nordling, National Institute for Relationship Enhancement, Bethesda, Maryland. (27 hrs.)

Developmental Play Therapy, Viola Brody. Fiesta Play Therapy, San Antonio, Texas, October 12, 1992. (6 hrs.)

Ericksonian Play Therapy, Joyce C. Mills, Together in Life, Diverse in Play,Pre-conference Workshop, Atlanta, Georgia October 7, 1993. (6.5 hrs.)

Family Play Therapy, Wendy Miller, Play Therapy Institute of the Rockies, Keystone, Colorado, June 29, 1994. (6 hrs.)

Gestalt Play Therapy, Violet Oaklander, Relationship in Play Pre-Conference Workshop, Breckenridge, Colorado, October 4, 1991.

Play Therapy for ADHD Disorder in Children, Heidi Kaduson, 11th Annual Summer Play Therapy Seminars, Hackensack, New Jersey, July 23-24, 1996. (6 hrs.)

Play Therapy to Enhance Self-esteem, Diane Frey, 11th Annual Summer Play Therapy Seminars, Hackensack, New Jersey, July 21, 1996. (6 hrs.)

Play Therapy to Help Children and Parents Manage Anger, Diane Frey, 11th Annual Summer Play Therapy Seminars, Hackensack, New Jersey, July 22, 1996. (6 hrs.)

Play Therapy with Sexually Abused Children, Byron Norton, Play Therapy Institute of the Rockies, Keystone, Colorado, June 30, 1994. (6 hrs.)

Play Therapy with Traumatized Children, Eliana Gil, Play Therapy Institute of the Rockies, Keystone, Colorado, June 27, 1994. (6 hrs.)

Pragmatic Play Therapy, David Busch, Play Therapy Institute of the Rockies, Keystone, Colorado, June 26, 1994. (6 hrs.)

15th Annual Play Therapy Conference, Phoenix, Arizona, October 14-16, 1998. The Magic of Play Therapy, Orlando, Florida, October 9-12, 1997.

The Power of Play Will Blow You Away, Chicago, Illinois, October 9-12, 1996. Fiesta Play Therapy Conference, San Antonio, Texas, October 12-16, 1994. (19.5 hrs.)

10th Annual International Play Therapy Conference: Diverse in Life, Together in Play, Atlanta, Georgia, October 6-9, 1993 (16.5 hrs)

8th Annual International Play Therapy Conference: Relationship in Play, Breckenridge, Colorado, October, 4-7, 1991 (11.5 hrs.)

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