Georgie Wisen-Vincent

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 426: Georgie Wisen-Vincent on Unlocking Our Kids’ Emotional Balance and Resilience with The Way of Play · 28 Jan 2025 podcast

I'm really thrilled that we get to offer a how-to guide that I personally have been wanting, wish was out there for a long time.

And so I'm so glad I get to bring the science of that with Tina.

to parents and teachers and anybody who cares about kids.

Yeah, let's start there.

So a plate therapist is in the US anyway.

It's a licensed mental health professional who has gone above and beyond sort of that typical graduate school training that helps us work with individuals or couples or families, wh whatever you originally intended to do.

And you have a really strong calling to work with children.

usually between the ages of about three to twelve years old, kind of in that sweet spot of like early childhood to elementary age school kids, and you go back to school or you engage in more continuing education because you want to become a specialist.

And usually there's a big hook for this person in wanting to utilize play and really understanding developmentally the important role that play plays for children as they're growing up and developing all of their social emotional skills.

And a lot of times these folks have a special language through the play.

It's not just playing any old way.

But they learn really specific techniques to be able to talk to kids in a language that not a lot of other adults know how to speak.

So they get to understand the mysterious magic that happens through play.

And they are able to reach kids and help them heal from difficult situations or even work on skills that would really help them in lots of places that they go just by.

Playing together.

Yes, so I'm so glad that you brought up DIR floor time because I was trained in something called child centered play therapy way before I ever

Learned about what neurodiversity was.

So I went and did a master's degree in play therapy, which is hard to find.

There's a few programs in the world.

One of them is in London, England.

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