MA Play Therapy

The Play Therapy postgraduate course at the University of Roehampton is the first in the world to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the theory allied to play therapy practice. It includes a clinically-supervised placement in a range of settings, as well as one-to-one and group clinical supervision. Course Content: The course content offers a critical perspective on play and play therapy, and provides a comprehensive and advanced understanding of the theories that underpin the techniques and uses of play therapy. It includes the Child Protection and Safeguarding: Theory, Culture, and Practice module that allows students to reflect critically on the socio-cultural issues that might impact the welfare of the children they will work with. Key Modules: The course is delivered through a combination of theoretical lectures, practical workshops, experiential work, and personal and clinical supervision. The Clinical Skills for Working with Children module provides training in play therapy practice with children and young people, encouraging students to develop their skills and reflect on their own practice. Accreditations: The program is professionally accredited by Play Therapy UK (PTUK) and allows graduates to practice as registered play therapists in a variety of settings including schools, charities, and NHS.Future Careers: Upon successful completion of this course, graduates can expect to find roles in different settings and professions such as teaching, social work, nursing, occupational therapy, and residential child care.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.