Webinars for Licensed PLAY Project Providers
Webinars for Licensed PLAY Project Providers
Archive of Exclusive Quarterly Webinars for Licensed Consultants
Welcome to The PLAY Project Project’s Free Webinar Archive for PLAY Project Consultants. These webinars are organized by category and curated by Dr. Rick. Pre-webinar videos are located in the Training and Fidelity Manual in Sharefile.
Complex Family Dynamics | Quarterly Webinar – January 22nd, 2025
Presented by Richard Solomon & Stephanie Moore
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PLAY Implementation Options | Quarterly Webinar – October 30th, 2024
Presented by Katie Scott
How to Help Kids Cope in the School Setting-Part 2 | Quarterly Webinar – July 24th, 2024
Presented by Katie Scott, & Facilitated by Monica Lott & Diana Holderman
How to Help Kids Cope in the School Setting | Quarterly Webinar – April 24th, 2024
Presented by Richard Solomon
Tough Case Quarterly | Quarterly Webinar – February 28th, 2024
Presented by Richard Solomon
Case Studies on Imaginative Play-Part 2 | Quarterly Webinar – October 11th, 2023
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Case Studies on Imaginative Play-Part 2 PowerPoint
Case Studies on Imaginative Play-Part 1 | Quarterly Webinar – July26th, 2023
Presented by Richard Solomon
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly | Quarterly Webinar – April 26th, 2023
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 3 | Quarterly Webinar – January 18th, 2023
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 3 PowerPoint Presentation
Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 2 | Quarterly Webinar – October 10th, 2022
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 2 PowerPoint Presentation
Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 1 | Quarterly Webinar – July 13th, 2022
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Autism: 10 Lessons for the Course of Life Part 1 PowerPoint Presentation
Autism & Anxiety Part 2 | Quarterly Webinar – March 23rd, 2022
Presented by Richard Solomon
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CHILDREN’S YALE-BROWN OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE SCALE
Appendix I Breathing, Relaxation, & Imagination (BRI) Techniques for Children with ASD
ASD & Anxiety: Part 2 From Anxiety to Anxiety Disorder References
Anxiety PowerPoint Presentation
Autism & Anxiety | December 8th, 2021
Presented by Richard Solomon
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Reflective Supervision | August 25th, 2021
Presented by Richard Solomon, MD with special guest Ruby Salazar
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6 Keys to Toileting the Child with ASD | April 28th, 2021
Presented by Richard Solomon, MD
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2021 Innovations Webinar | January 27th, 2021
Presented by PLAY Project HQ
Autism, Literacy & Emotional Intelligence | December 9th, 2020
Presented by Richard Solomon MD
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The Keys to the Case — A Quiz Show | August 5th, 2020
Presented by Richard Solomon MD
In this webinar Dr. Rick will present 4 cases (including a case from China!) using a quiz show format to define how PLAY Project Consultants can formulate the keys to most cases.
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The 7 Circles of the PLAY Project | April 2, 2014
Facilitated by Onna Solomon, PLAY Project Executive Director and experienced PLAY Project Consultant, attendees will be able to describe each of the 7 Circles of the PLAY Project and how to use the 7 Circles as a communication tool. The 7 Circles of the PLAY Project is a modification to the “The Skill Sequence.”
Coaching from Behind the Camera: Tips & Tricks for FDLs 1-3 | April 26, 2017
During this webinar, Dr. Solomon discussed coaching tips and strategies implemented by PLAY Project Consultants to improve the families’ play. This webinar comes with four video case studies that go along with some of the topic covered in the group discussion. Along with this video click on the Coaching Tips & Tricks handout (below) to get even more resource on how to help your coaching from behind the camera.
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Coaching from Behind the Camera: Tips & Tricks for FDLs 4-6 | June 28, 2017
During this webinar, Dr. Solomon discussed coaching tips and strategies implemented by PLAY Project Consultants to improve the families’ play. This webinar comes with four video case studies that go along with some of the topic covered in the group discussion.
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Autism: From Diagnosis Through Grief to Hope | February 27, 2019
In this presentation, Richard Solomon MD, will discuss the 5 types of reactions to the diagnosis, the emotional aftermath, how he assesses prognosis, and the recommendations for intervention that support parents’ hopes and dreams for their child.
Reflective Supervision | August 25th, 2021
Presented by Richard Solomon, MD with special guest Ruby Salazar
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Family Systems Theory and The PLAY Project | April 25, 2018
Understanding family systems theory can really help PLAY Consultants be more effective in working with families. In this webinar Dr. Rick will present case studies to show how the family systems theories of Bowen and Minuchin can be incorporated into PLAY consultation. Topics include the importance of ‘the happy mother’, marital issues, sibling rivalry’s impact on the family system, and how extended family members (especially the grandmother!) influence the family system.
Moving On Up – Helping Children with ASD by Transforming What They Love To Do | February 28, 2018
What children with autism love to do defines their functional developmental levels. This master class will use video case studies to discuss how to coach parents to use precise methods and techniques that will ‘woo’ their children to love activities at the next functional developmental level.
High Functioning Autism: FDL 5-6 – Webinar | December 11, 2013
This quarterly webinar features Dr. Solomon and other PLAY Project Consultants reviewing a case of High Functioning Autism.
Autism, Empathy, and Imagination | November 28, 2018
In this webinar, Dr. Solomon will review the scientific literature on empathy including studies on empathy in ASD. Dr. Solomon will discuss the ways we can promote empathy in children with autism through play, imaginative thinking, and emotional processing.
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Policy, Procedures, and Practical Strategies for Implementing Tele-PLAY Visits | May 6th, 2020
Presented by Kirsten M Brown OTR/L and Richard Solomon MD
Just prior to the COVID-19 nationwide lockdowns, Kirsten had begun researching how to implement The PLAY Project approach using a telehealth platform. She has had weekly, virtual PLAY Project visits with the family of an 18-month-old since April 3rd. Kirsten will share what she has learned as she has implemented these visits. Using Kirsten’s case as a springboard, Dr. Rick will discuss the policy and procedural implications of Tele-PLAY.
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6 Keys to Toileting the Child with ASD | April 28th, 2021
Presented by Richard Solomon, MD
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Survival of the Tastiest: Why Children with Autism Are Picky Eaters and How to Help Parents Expand Their Children’s Diets without Hassles or Anxiety | February 26th, 2020
Recent research shows that children with autism spectrum disorders are 5 times more likely to have eating issues than typical children. In this webinar, Dr. Rick reviews the research, summarizes what experts recommend for expanding the diets of children with autism, and shares some insights based on his 25 years of talking to parents about their picky eaters.
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Sleep & Autism | August 15, 2019
In this webinar Dr. Rick will offer practical advice on the importance of sleep hygiene, sleep onset associations, separation anxiety, the Ferber Method, and medications for sleep problems.
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The Language Mountain | May 22, 2019
In this presentation, Richard Solomon MD, will discuss The Language Mountain: Methods, Techniques, and Activities for Promoting Language in The PLAY Project.
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Autism, Literacy & Emotional Intelligence | December 9th, 2020
Presented by Richard Solomon MD
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Licensed PLAY Project Provider Webinar | September 23, 2015
So many exciting things have been happening with PLAY Project organization. Get caught up on this recorded webinar – “State of the PLAY Project” a webinar exclusively for our licensed PLAY Project providers with Dr. Rick Solomon and the whole PLAY Project team! Find out what we’ve been up to, what’s on the horizon, and a special presentation of the results of a Teaching PLAY program evaluation.
PLAY Project Consultant Re-Certification | March 28, 2018
Do you have questions about The PLAY Project’s new re-certification policy?
Join us for a webinar on Wednesday, March 28, 2018 from 12-1 PM EST to learn more about re-certification with The PLAY Project.
Topics will include:
-Why re-certification is important
-When are you due for your re-certification
-How to become re-certified
Topics will include:
-Why re-certification is important
-When are you due for your re-certification
-How to become re-certified
You will have an opportunity to ask any questions that you have about re-certification with The PLAY Project. If you are unable to attend but have questions, please email questions to training@playproject.org and we will be sure to address them during our discussion. A recording of the webinar will be sent out following completion. PPHQ appreciates the work that our PLAY Project Consultants are doing and we are constantly striving to improve our ability to support you and the families you serve.
Moving On Up – Helping Children with ASD by Transforming What They Love To Do | February 28, 2018
What children with autism love to do defines their functional developmental levels. This master class will use video case studies to discuss how to coach parents to use precise methods and techniques that will ‘woo’ their children to love activities at the next functional developmental level.
Coaching from Behind the Camera: Tips & Tricks for FDLs 4-6 | June 28, 2017
During this webinar, Dr. Solomon discussed coaching tips and strategies implemented by PLAY Project Consultants to improve the families’ play. This webinar comes with four video case studies that go along with some of the topic covered in the group discussion.
Handouts:
Coaching from Behind the Camera: Tips & Tricks for FDLs 1-3 | April 26, 2017
During this webinar, Dr. Solomon discussed coaching tips and strategies implemented by PLAY Project Consultants to improve the families’ play. This webinar comes with four video case studies that go along with some of the topic covered in the group discussion. Along with this video click on the Coaching Tips & Tricks handout (below) to get even more resource on how to help your coaching from behind the camera.
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Control Freaks- Case Study Webinar with Dr. Rick | September 24, 2014
Facilitated by Dr. Richard Solomon, attendees will be able to further play with older, higher FDL children who may prefer to play by their own rules. With discussion and evaluation, Dr. Solomon walks Consultants through two home visits with two playful boys.
High Functioning Autism: FDL 5-6 – Webinar | December 11, 2013
This quarterly webinar features Dr. Solomon and other PLAY Project Consultants reviewing a case of High Functioning Autism. From December, 11, 2013
Progress over Time: FDLs 1-4 – Webinar | April 3, 2013
In this 2 hour webinar, Richard Solomon, MD, reviews video footage of two different children and their parents, and facilitates a discussion about effective coaching techniques for parents with children functioning within the first 4 FDLs. The focus of this webinar is to teach Home Consultants how to adapt their approach in order to progress children through the first 4 FDLs.
Helping Children with Autism Have Fun During the Holidays | November 29, 2017
The holidays can be a challenging time for children with autism and their families. Routines are disrupted, the environment is overstimulating and family gatherings can be overwhelming. This webinar will address how you can help your families to successfully navigate the holiday season and prepare your families to be able to celebrate with joy!
Case Studies with Dr. Rick – Webinar | July 25, 2012
This PLAY Project Quarterly Webinar looks at a variety of videos, including Bryce and his Mom. Hosted by Dr. Solomon. From July 25, 2012.
Policy, Procedures, and Practical Strategies for Implementing Tele-PLAY Visits | May 6th, 2020
Presented by Kirsten M Brown OTR/L and Richard Solomon MD
Just prior to the COVID-19 nationwide lockdowns, Kirsten had begun researching how to implement The PLAY Project approach using a telehealth platform. She has had weekly, virtual PLAY Project visits with the family of an 18-month-old since April 3rd. Kirsten will share what she has learned as she has implemented these visits. Using Kirsten’s case as a springboard, Dr. Rick will discuss the policy and procedural implications of Tele-PLAY.
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Autism, Literacy & Emotional Intelligence | December 9th, 2020
Presented by Richard Solomon MD
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Autism, Empathy, and Imagination | November 28, 2018
In this webinar, Dr. Solomon will review the scientific literature on empathy including studies on empathy in ASD. Dr. Solomon will discuss the ways we can promote empathy in children with autism through play, imaginative thinking, and emotional processing.
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PDF version of the PowerPoint
Helping Children with Autism Have Fun During the Holidays | November 29, 2017
The holidays can be a challenging time for children with autism and their families. Routines are disrupted, the environment is overstimulating and family gatherings can be overwhelming. This webinar will address how you can help your families to successfully navigate the holiday season and prepare your families to be able to celebrate with joy!
Control Freaks- Case Study Webinar with Dr. Rick | September 24, 2014
Facilitated by Dr. Richard Solomon, attendees will be able to further play with older, higher FDL children who may prefer to play by their own rules. With discussion and evaluation, Dr. Solomon walks Consultants through two home visits with two playful boys.
High Functioning Autism: FDL 5-6 – Webinar | December 11, 2013
This quarterly webinar features Dr. Solomon and other PLAY Project Consultants reviewing a case of High Functioning Autism. From December, 11, 2013
Ready or Not Here I Come: Educational Placements for Children with ASD | August 22, 2018
Summer is moving fast. Before long parents will be getting their children ready school! What do children with autism need—from a developmental and relationship perspective—to get ready for the school experience? How can we support parents to help them get their children ready? What’s better: ABA or pre-school or both? Are there any ‘tricks’ that can help children be cognitively and academically ready? In this webinar, Dr. Rick will explore answers to these questions!
Research on PIM DRB | November 6, 2019
Research on Parent Implemented Models that use a Developmental Relationship Based (PIM DRB) approach for children with autism has increased dramatically since 2015 with important implications for national public policy. In this webinar, Dr. Rick will summarize that research including 4 recent review articles and discuss ways that PLAY Consultants can spread the word about this quiet revolution in autism early intervention.
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