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Keynote speakers include Bessel van der Kolk, MD and Melanie Chung-Sherman, LCSW-S, CTS, LCPAA, PLLC
2020 8th International Theraplay Conference (2 day event)
The 2020 8th International Theraplay Conference will be held in Evanston, IL, from July 6-12, 2020 with main conference dates on July 9-10. This year’s highlights include: keynotes from Bessel van der Kolk and Melanie Chung-Sherman, breakout workshops each day, and pre- and post-conference trainings with experts in Theraplay, EMDR, and blended modalities. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn with and from your peers in the field at this high-caliber learning institute. For some extra fun, choose from a variety of evening social events to relax with new and old friends after each day’s learning.
Register: https://theraplay.org/international-conference2
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