The objective of this training is to provide teachers information of developmental milestones, appropriate behaviors for the age group of birth to 5 years old and behaviors that may need more attention. In the training attendees will also learn information regarding the importance of attachment in early childhood and how to provide a secure base for children.

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Amanda Cypret, LMHC, RPT-S, QCS(FL) has been working in Florida’s mental health field since 2009. She attended the University of Central Florida and Webster University to receive her degrees and certificates. Amanda is a Qualified Supervisor for mental health interns and a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor. She currently works at LifeStream Behavioral Center, a non-profit community mental health agency, as the Children’s Outpatient Director overseeing a children’s outpatient therapy program that serves hundreds of children and families in schools, homes, and outpatient offices.  Amanda has received extensive training and supervision in play therapy including Child Centered Play Therapy, Adlerian Play Therapy, and Child Parent Relationship Therapy. She has participated in securing multiple grants to bring quality play therapy programs to the community. These grants have allowed the collection data to support the effectiveness of these play therapy practices. Amanda has been putting on trainings for parents, teachers, therapists, and community agencies for over 11 years. Amanda also teaches Masters Level Play Therapy and Internship courses as an adjunct instructor at the University of Central Florida. She has an intense passion for play therapy and working with families to strengthen child parent relationships and enjoys spreading this passion with people in the helping profession.