Date: November 14th, 2026
Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Presenter : Jasmine Berger
Time: 3 Hours
Location: Virtual, Via Zoom (Link sent Monday before training)
Description:
Divorce and separation can be some of the most significant disruptions in a child’s life, even when handled with care. Children often struggle to understand and adapt to these changes, and therapy becomes an important space to process their experiences. In this workshop, mental health professionals will explore the emotional and developmental impact of divorce and separation on children. We’ll discuss common themes that emerge in the playroom, how these themes may present across different ages, and how to respond in a way that fosters healing and connection. Participants will also learn developmentally appropriate, play-based interventions to help children express their feelings, regain a sense of stability, and navigate their shifting family dynamics.
Objectives
Identify at least three common play themes that may emerge in therapy sessions with children experiencing divorce or separation.
Analyze the emotional and behavioral impact of divorce and separation on children’s mental health, including how play therapy provides a safe and effective modality for support.
Apply three specific play therapy interventions to support children in processing feelings related to family changes.
Schedule
9:00-10:30 Lecture and experiential learning
10:30-10:35 Break
10:35-11:45 Lecture and experiential learning
11:45- 12:00 Question and Answer
Approval by NASW MO is pending
Play therapy credit is only awarded to mental health professionals
Acknowledgment: We will acknowledge your grievance within 5 business days.
Review: The Social Work Consultant, in collaboration with other staff as needed, will review the details of the grievance.
Consultation: Discussions may be held with relevant parties (e.g., course instructors, facility management) to address the concern.
Outcome: A resolution will be determined, and you will be informed of the decision within 10 business days. Possible resolutions include:
No action if the grievance is unsubstantiated.
Partial refund or course credit if the grievance is valid.
Content or procedural changes for future courses, if necessary.
The following refund policy applies to all training events:
Non-refundable fee: $25 of your registration fee is non-refundable.
60+ days before training: You may request a refund minus the $25 non-refundable fee.
Less than 4 weeks before training: You will receive a 50% credit toward another training within the next 18 months.
Less than 2 weeks before training: No refunds will be provided.
No-show: If you do not attend the training, you are not eligible for a refund.
Training cancellation: If Bud to Bloom cancels the training, you will receive a full refund, including the non-refundable fee.
Natural disasters: In the event of a natural disaster that cancels a training, Bud to Bloom will refund all but the $25 registration fee.
Certificates of completion will be emailed to participants within 7-14 days after the training. If you do not receive your certificate, please email info@budtobloomplaytherapy.com with “Certificate” in the subject line. Include your registration name, training title, and trainer’s name. If necessary, replacement certificates are available for $25, and will be processed within 48 hours of the request.
We keep copies of your records for 7 years after the workshop in our Google Drive. If you would like a copy of these records, or have any other concerns related to our continuing education programs, please contact info@budtobloomplaytherapy.com. We will send an initial response within 48 hours and your records within 5 business days.
Please note that as of May 2026, we are no longer an ACE approved provider. All trainings before this date are approved by ACE. From May 2026 onward, our workshops are approved for CE credits by NASW MO & APT.
Date: November 14th, 2026
Time: 9:00am - 12:00pm
Presenter : Jasmine Berger
Time: 3 Hours
Location: Virtual, Via Zoom (Link sent Monday before training)
Description:
Divorce and separation can be some of the most significant disruptions in a child’s life, even when handled with care. Children often struggle to understand and adapt to these changes, and therapy becomes an important space to process their experiences. In this workshop, mental health professionals will explore the emotional and developmental impact of divorce and separation on children. We’ll discuss common themes that emerge in the playroom, how these themes may present across different ages, and how to respond in a way that fosters healing and connection. Participants will also learn developmentally appropriate, play-based interventions to help children express their feelings, regain a sense of stability, and navigate their shifting family dynamics.
Objectives
Identify at least three common play themes that may emerge in therapy sessions with children experiencing divorce or separation.
Analyze the emotional and behavioral impact of divorce and separation on children’s mental health, including how play therapy provides a safe and effective modality for support.
Apply three specific play therapy interventions to support children in processing feelings related to family changes.
Schedule
9:00-10:30 Lecture and experiential learning
10:30-10:35 Break
10:35-11:45 Lecture and experiential learning
11:45- 12:00 Question and Answer
Approval by NASW MO is pending
Play therapy credit is only awarded to mental health professionals
Acknowledgment: We will acknowledge your grievance within 5 business days.
Review: The Social Work Consultant, in collaboration with other staff as needed, will review the details of the grievance.
Consultation: Discussions may be held with relevant parties (e.g., course instructors, facility management) to address the concern.
Outcome: A resolution will be determined, and you will be informed of the decision within 10 business days. Possible resolutions include:
No action if the grievance is unsubstantiated.
Partial refund or course credit if the grievance is valid.
Content or procedural changes for future courses, if necessary.
The following refund policy applies to all training events:
Non-refundable fee: $25 of your registration fee is non-refundable.
60+ days before training: You may request a refund minus the $25 non-refundable fee.
Less than 4 weeks before training: You will receive a 50% credit toward another training within the next 18 months.
Less than 2 weeks before training: No refunds will be provided.
No-show: If you do not attend the training, you are not eligible for a refund.
Training cancellation: If Bud to Bloom cancels the training, you will receive a full refund, including the non-refundable fee.
Natural disasters: In the event of a natural disaster that cancels a training, Bud to Bloom will refund all but the $25 registration fee.
Certificates of completion will be emailed to participants within 7-14 days after the training. If you do not receive your certificate, please email info@budtobloomplaytherapy.com with “Certificate” in the subject line. Include your registration name, training title, and trainer’s name. If necessary, replacement certificates are available for $25, and will be processed within 48 hours of the request.
We keep copies of your records for 7 years after the workshop in our Google Drive. If you would like a copy of these records, or have any other concerns related to our continuing education programs, please contact info@budtobloomplaytherapy.com. We will send an initial response within 48 hours and your records within 5 business days.
Please note that as of May 2026, we are no longer an ACE approved provider. All trainings before this date are approved by ACE. From May 2026 onward, our workshops are approved for CE credits by NASW MO & APT.
