"At the end of the day, teletherapy is about relationship. It's about the experience of connection." - Lisa Dion

Working with children and families virtually can surprisingly cause fatigue for the play therapist. From a difference in non-verbal cues to the way we sit to the lighting in the room, from hydration to whether or not we’re wearing shoes, all sorts of things play a role. Tune in to learn how to make online play therapy synergize with your nervous system.

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69. Online Play Therapy and Therapist Fatigue