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Nov '22

Donna Hammontree LCSW Wins Psychotherapist Award

We are happy to announce that Donna Hammontree LCSW  wins psychotherapist award 2022 in Savannah, Georgia, She was selected from a list of candidates in her given area of practice, and emerged as the winner.

Winning the 2022 Savannah Awards 2022 in the category of Psychotherapist is a great achievement, and very much appreciated. Notice to other winners in Savannah is happening over the next few weeks, with the entire list eventually being added to the award companies’ websites.

Donna Hammontree LCSW Wins Psychotherapist Award

Having learned that her practice had won, Donna noted that:

Well, of course I’m thrilled that our work has been singled out and recognised, but for me it’s more about the help we provide than it is about the awards we win.” 

 

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Apr '18

Emotional Bingo for Children

Emotional Bingo, one of my favorite feelings games, is a classic for the play therapist, school counselor, teacher, small group, or even family. It can be played in both English and Spanish. Continue Reading

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Mar '18

Creepy Dolls in the Playroom

When you think of Chuckie, Jason or Freddie Krueger, they are not the obvious dolls you’d think of to help children in therapy. When Gary Yorke, PhD, recommended  creepy dolls in the playroom as good resources I was skeptical, but bought 3.

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Mar '18

Cognitive Restructuring with Children Techniques

In an article I wrote for the My Play Therapy Blog entitled “Cognitive Restructuring with Children “, I delve into what it is, how it works, and the results one can expect.

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Aug '16

Spry Sparrow Review 4.5 Stars

I was delighted by the Spry Sparrow review 4.5 Stars by Leigh Adamkiewicz (Luxury Reading).

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Feb '16

Teaching Children How to Feel Good About Self

In a recent article I wrote at Chidswork.com — about teaching children how to feel good — I eluded to a game session that we had in my office.

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Jan '16

Strengthening Weaknesses

We all have strengths that we strive to hone, but what do we do if or when we cannot depend upon our strengths and have to use our weaker sides? There are ways of strengthening our weaknesses.

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06

Nov '15

Messages from Nature

When I am able to get to the shore, like most others, I use the time to reflect on life, philosophize, and find peace of heart and mind. I also listen for the messages from nature that I can incorporate into my life.

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06

Nov '15

Simple Goodness

I love New York City trains. Riding the subway is always on my “to do list” when I visit the city. The people are amazing. Going about their personal business, passengers see people around them without being intrusive. While the locals mind their own business, I never have difficulty finding someone to help me get on the train I should really be on.

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Feb '15

Identifying The Strengths of a Child

In a recent article I wrote for Childswork, I delved into the all-too-familar tradition of children’s innate gifts left unseen because they failed to do something else exceptionally well; parents are at times disappointed at a mediocre result in one area, so they stop looking at others.

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