Becoming an RPT demonstrates specialized training and expertise in play therapy, helping to build trust with clients, families, and employers. It enhances clinical skills, supports professional growth, and connects therapists to a network of like-minded professionals dedicated to helping children through the power of play.
To earn the RPT credential through the Association for Play Therapy (APT), professionals must meet specific education, training, and experience requirements. These include:
For full details and the most up-to-date requirements, visit the APT website
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