$295
Advanced Course

Advanced Course

Helping children on the autism spectrum by diving deeper into their unique developmental profile.

Presenter: Richard Solomon, MD, Founder and Medical Director of The P.L.A.Y. Project®
(read more about “Dr. Rick” here!) 

Course Description: 

An in-depth and detailed way for parents and professionals to become skilled at profiling the child’s development using The PLAY Project’s systematic approach. This ability to profile a child’s development with precision is at the core of our entire model. This course is for both parents and professionals, this course should allow you to know precisely, even without a formal evaluation, how to help the children in your life progress by learning how to have fun playing at the right developmental level.

Participants will learn:

  • Accurately profile a child’s development assessing the child’s Comfort Zone Activities, Sensory-Motor Profile, and Functional Developmental Levels & Capacities
  • List and describe in detail at least 3 key PLAY Project methods or techniques that caregivers can use to help the child make progress toward their full potential
  • Create an official written ‘PLAY Project Child Profile Form’

Recommended for:

Parents and caregivers of children with ASD; early childhood professionals, including therapists, educators, and paraprofessionals.

 

Course time:

Approximately 3 hours + 1 hour Live Session

This course is the second step in pursuing the Certified PLAY Project and Teaching PLAY Consultant credential. Prerequisite requirements: Intensive Workshops (2-day Live or Livestream Workshop or PLAY Intensive Workshop Online.) 

Cost $295 for Professionals | $195 for Families
Parent Code: ACParent195

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Course Open
January 15th, 2025

Live Session 
January 29th, 2025
12pm – 1pm EDT

Course Close
January 30th, 2025

 

 

 Discounted Rates Available!

Contact info@playproject.org for details on:
– Group rates
– Discounts for licensed PLAY Project providers and families currently enrolled in the PLAY Project

For any technical difficulties in accessing or viewing the course, please email help@playproject.org