Possibilities and Challenges of Child Life (Play Specialism) In a Non-Clinical Setting - (2025)

This webinar draws on over three decades of experience working with seriously ill children, running hospice respite programs, and organizing summer camps for children with medical and social challenges. Through interactions with hundreds of families during treatment, after curative care, and in bereavement, the session highlights the diverse needs and unique circumstances of each case. Join us for practical insights and reflections from a career dedicated to supporting children and families through some of life’s most challenging moments.

Suggested Domain: Professional Responsibility; Intervention; Ethics

Credits: 1.0 PDU

Learning Objective(s):

1. Understand the specifics of two non-clinical settings and the services they offer: children's hospice respite service and a summer camp for children with medical conditions and social    problems

2. Understand the key needs of the customers of these services

3. Identify the practical and ethical challenges associated with meeting these needs.

4. Use some new activities, approaches, and skills applicable to their child's life practice.

5. Analyze and approach one's environment and surroundings with a fresh, exploratory perspective.

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