Play therapist supervision involves more than just developing therapeutic expertise. It is about safeguarding both yourself and the weak. The stakes are high when our supervisees work with families, communities, and children who are experiencing profound trauma. Legal missteps, regardless of their intention, can lead to severe consequences. Are you prepared?

Cultural humility is not just a concept; it is a way of being. It is a practice. One rooted in curiosity, accountability, and relational awareness. Unlike cultural competence, which often implies mastery or completion, cultural humility asks us to stay teachable. To hold space for what we do not know. Moreover, to honor each child’s story as valid, even when it does not align with our expectations or training.