The British Columbia Play Therapy Association is not a regulatory body. This directory is comprised of our members who are in private practice. Listings under this section do not imply an endorsement by BCPTA of these individuals or their qualifications. BCPTA is not responsible for any claims made in a private practice listing.
Curious about what some of the designation acronyms mean? Click here for a list of the more commonly used acronyms of designations for those who work with children and families. If you are interested to learn more about the credentialing process to become a BC Registered Play Therapist (BCRPT) or BC Registered Play Therapy Supervisor (BCRPT-S) through the BC Play Therapy Association click here.
Resources
BCPTA – A Caregivers’ Guide to Finding a Play Therapist – This handout offers helpful information for caregivers who are looking for a play therapist. It includes key questions to ask potential therapists and guidance to support your decision-making process. Feel free to share this resource with clients, friends, or family members who may find it helpful.
BCPTA – Document for Pediatricians – This document explains what play therapy is, how it works, and the types of childhood experiences it can support. It includes links to current research for those interested in learning more. We invite you to share this with your healthcare provider or colleagues in pediatric or primary care settings.
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