Resilience – Therapists and Clients Recovering from the Trauma of the Pandemic

We are glad to announce the Play Therapy Indonesia Conference (PTIC) will be held this November 2023.

Our keynote speaker will be Eileen Braham, MA, experience of working with parents and their children who have relationship difficulties due to trauma and abuse with adopted and fostered children therapeutically, alongside 2 other professional play therapists from around the world. Don’t miss out on this great learning experience!

Please plan your time to join us in our PTIC in Jakarta this coming 10th-12th November 2023.

About Play Therapy

About Play Therapy

Play therapy helps children work through difficult emotions. It helps them feel heard and seen. It often manifests in improved behaviour and performance at school or a reduction of overwhelming anxiety and anger. Working through the threads of the underlying feelings in play therapy can be deeply reparative. During the past 20 years Play Therapy has emerged, under the leadership of Play Therapy International (PTI) and its affiliate Play Therapy UK, as a distinct profession for alleviating the emotional, behaviour, learning and mental health problems of children. The British Government in April 2013 recognised the high quality of our standards through the approval of the PTUK Voluntary Register of Play and Creative Arts Therapists by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social care. This is a world first and sets a precedent for all other countries, including Indonesia.

Who should attend

Mental Health Professionals
  • Doctors
  • Psychiatrists
  • Psychologists
  • Counselors
  • Therapists
  • Social Workers
Educators
  • School Director
  • School Coordinator
  • School Counselor
  • School Psychologist
  • Early Childhood Educators
  • School Principal
Anyone

interested developing their skills in working with children.

Speakers

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Conference Programme

Conference Fee

Member PTI (Indonesia)

Per Day

IDR 1.750.000
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Per 3 Days

IDR 4.800.000
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Per 3 Days

IDR 4.500.000 Early Bird until 30th September 2023
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Early Bird

Public

Per Day

IDR 1.900.000
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Per Day

IDR 1.750.000 Early Bird until 30th September 2023
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Early Bird

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Contact Us

  • ptindocon2023@gmail.com
  • +62-819-3264-7973

Eileen Braham, MA

Eileen has worked with children and families for over 28 years. Her interest in child development, attachment theory supported her work with children and families who witnessed and experienced trauma. Eileen began Play Therapy Training in 2002. During her training she was a manager and Clinical Lead at a Children’s Centre responsible for the development of attachment-based services and Play Therapy, which were delivered within the community by her team. Eileen’s Play Therapy specialism was working mostly with children who had experienced complex trauma. As her career developed Eileen broadened her skills base by studying Systemic Family and Organisational Therapy, Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, Parenting Trainer, Clinical Supervisor, Creative Arts Counsellor for Children and Young People.

Marina Lim, M.Ed

Marina is the founder of Creative Play Therapy/Creative Play Lab Pte Ltd in Singapore where she empowers children and teenagers through Play Therapy, by assisting them to face their problems by reflecting on their thoughts, feelings and behaviour. Marina is a mainstream educator for almost 30 years. She has also coached and guided teachers and parents, in developing children. She is effectively bilingual. As a Play Therapist, Filial Play Coach, and Supervisor she relates to individuals and families in an unorthodox and creative way. As the coordinator of Play Therapy Singapore (PTSG), she hopes to share with others, the Magical Power of Creative Art and Play Therapy. She is also a Part-time Lecturer at National Institute of Education, lecturing Play Therapy Module.

alun john

Alun has had a variety of experiences over the last 45 years that has led to this point. From Gas fitter/plumber, to church pastor, to actor and writer, to teacher, to children’s worker for a charity, to play therapist, to clinical director of Catchpoint, to course director and clinical team. He is especially interested in how trauma affects not only children but the parents, carers, family and professional’s who support them.