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See the degree grade →A graduate programme focused on play therapy as applied in educational settings, designed for educators and mental health professionals seeking skills to support children through structured therapeutic play. Suits practitioners aiming to integrate play-based interventions into schools or pursue registered Play Therapist credentials alongside Washington state clinical licensure.
The play therapy concentration comprises 12 quarter credits within the MA in Education (48 quarter credits total). Core concentration courses listed on the programme page are:
Course scheduling notes indicate one adult education class per week each quarter; courses meet in the evenings.
The source material does not provide detailed admission criteria on the programme page. Prospective applicants are directed to consult Antioch University’s admissions office or the programme admissions pages for specific prerequisites, application steps, and any licensure-related guidance.
The programme has been developed to meet the majority of academic requirements for Registered Play Therapist (RPT) designation through the Association for Play Therapy when combined with completion of a Washington state LMFT or LMHC license. Students are advised to pursue additional play-therapy training and professional activities (for example, conferences and state association meetings) to satisfy all RPT requirements and broaden clinical experience.
The programme page does not list specific scholarships or funding options. Applicants should contact the university’s admissions and financial aid offices to explore scholarships, grants, employer support, or other funding possibilities and to learn about any program-specific aid.
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