Safety issues - physical, emotional and confidentiality are especially crucial for children. For the safety of the child a play/creative arts therapist or therapeutic play practitioner must:
Have
an up-to-date, clear CRB (Criminal Records Bureau) Check
Be a currently Certified or
Accredited Member of PTA
Be
receiving clinical supervision of their play therapy practice - the
therapist’s work is reviewed regularly by someone who has considerable
experience
Safety issues - physical, emotional and confidentiality are especially crucial for children. For the safety of the child a play/creative arts therapist or therapeutic play practitioner must:
