
08/15/2025
🎯Finally, documentation that works with your play therapy, not against it.
Therapists know documentation is essential, but it can feel like a time-consuming chore that pulls focus from the child in the room. Worse, traditional paperwork often clashes with the heart of Child-Centered Play Therapy (CCPT), where the child—not a checklist—leads the way.
Play Therapy Documentation Essentials: A Child-Centered Approach to Case Conceptualization and Treatment Planning shows you how to make paperwork part of the therapeutic process. Developed by Rosie Newman, Director of Seattle Play Therapy, this resource offers proven strategies, ready-to-use tools, and customizable worksheets that keep the child at the center while meeting the needs of insurance companies and caregivers.
Clear, practical, and grounded in years of experience, this is the must-have guide for play therapists who want documentation to be as client-focused as their sessions.
Available now on Amazon, PESI.com, or your favorite online book retailer!