Play Therapy Services & Training

Dr. Keller offers counseling services for children & teens
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Welcome! I’m Dr. Emily Keller.

Registered Play Therapist Supervisor

I’m a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (CA 10821), Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Supervisor (NC S11488), and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor who passionately believes we don’t outgrow our ability to heal and transform ourselves. 

Throughout our lives, play can invite us into a sense of wonder. A sense of wonder is central to both health and fulfillment for individuals and communities. My work with children and teens, community groups, and as a play therapy supervisor and trainer is united by my goal to help people get in touch with a sense of wonder in themselves, others, and the world around them.

Play Therapy and Teen Counseling: I offer in-person play therapy, expressive arts, and sand tray for children, teens, and their families. 

Play Therapist Training & Supervision: Are you a therapist working with children? You may be wondering how to help children let go of the false narratives they have about themselves, others, and the world around them. Learn to engage children’s natural sense of wonder so you can help them write healthy self-stories.

Play Therapy

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Play Therapy Supervision

I am interested in individual and group play therapy supervision.

Play Therapy Book Exams

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Bay Area Play Therapy Training

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What Is Wonder?

Wonder is delighting in something new. When we are open to wonder, we are open to discovering and delighting in ourselves, others, and the world around us. Wonder invites us to acknowledge that at any moment and at any time we can reveal and acknowledge new growth and newly discovered treasures within us. Wonder grounds us in the truth of the here and now. It is the basis from which we write healthy self-stories. 

“If a child is to keep alive his inborn sense of wonder, he needs the companionship of at least one adult who can share it, rediscovering with him the joy, excitement, and mystery of the world we live in.”  Rachel Carson

You can be that companion to yourself and to the children in your life, whether you are their parent or therapist. My play therapy training and services focus on helping children and families write replace rigid unhealthy stories of who they are with healthy ones. 

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