Play Therapy Supervision and Consultation

Becoming a Registered Play Therapist is a journey of both clinical growth and personal transformation. I offer individual supervision and consultation for therapists seeking to deepen their understanding and skill in play therapy. Whether you're just starting the credentialing process or looking to refine your expertise, I'm here to support you every step of the way.

Why Choose Play Therapy Supervision?

Supervision is more than checking off requirements — it's about growing your clinical skills, building confidence, and truly embodying the art of play therapy. With over 20 years of experience specializing in Experiential Play Therapy, Child-Centered Play Therapy, Filial Therapy, Theraplay, and more, I provide supervision that's grounded, supportive, and rich in real-world application. My goal is to help you not only meet your RPT requirements, but to thrive as a play therapist.

Benefits of Play Therapy Supervision

Guided Clinical Growth

Receive guidance rooted in decades of hands-on play therapy experience with diverse populations and trauma backgrounds.

Real-World Application

Learn how to confidently apply play therapy techniques across a variety of settings, challenges, and client needs.

Supportive Professional Development

Grow your confidence, refine your skills, and build a strong foundation for a lifelong career in play therapy.

Who is Play Therapy Supervision For?

  • Licensed therapists (LPC, LCSW, LMFT, etc.) pursuing their Registered Play Therapist (RPT) credential

  • Newly licensed professionals seeking deeper play therapy training and real-world guidance

  • Therapists passionate about working with children and looking to integrate play therapy into their practice

  • Clinicians seeking supervision from an RPT-S with extensive trauma-focused and varied cultural experience

  • Professionals who want personalized, encouraging support as they grow their skills and clinical identity

Results of Play Therapy Supervision

  • Successfully meet your RPT credentialing supervision requirements

  • Develop stronger, more confident play therapy skills across modalities

  •  Deepen your understanding of child development, trauma work, and creative interventions

  • Build a lasting foundation for a career centered in ethical, effective, heart-led therapy

Testimonial

"I am deeply grateful for the invaluable supervision I received from Alexis James during my journey as a developing play therapist. Alexis possesses a rare and remarkable combination of warmth, wisdom, and clinical expertise that created an ideal environment for my professional growth. From our very first meeting, I felt genuinely supported, respected, and encouraged to lean into both my strengths and areas for growth.

Alexis consistently fostered a supervision space that was both safe and appropriately challenging. She has an exceptional ability to ask thoughtful, reflective questions that inspired me to think critically about my therapy techniques while also honoring my unique therapeutic voice. Her insights into experiential play therapy and Integrative approaches were both accessible and deeply enriching, providing me with new tools and perspectives that enhanced my confidence and competence as a new therapist.

What stood out most to me about Alexis was her unwavering belief in my potential. She provided constructive feedback with compassion and clarity, always balancing affirmation with guidance in a way that made me feel seen, supported, and capable. 

It has truly been a privilege to work under Alexis’s supervision. I credit much of my professional development and increased confidence as a therapist to her generous mentorship and expert guidance. I would highly recommend Alexis James to any clinician seeking a knowledgeable, nurturing, insightful, and empowering supervision experience."

- Stephanie Christianson

How to Get Started

1

Connect with me

Contact me to schedule a free supervision consultation. We’ll discuss your goals and where you are in your credentialing process.

2

Initial Meeting

Attend an introductory meeting to map out your supervision plan, based on your timeline, learning needs, and areas of focus.

3

Begin Supervision

Begin individual or group supervision sessions, where you’ll receive guidance, mentorship, and hands-on support tailored to your development as a play therapist.