Reach 8,100 Play Therapy Professionals with Association for Play Therapy

Members include licensed mental health professionals—such as psychologists, counselors, social workers and marriage & family therapists—who hold a graduate degree and work in settings serving children and families, as well as full‐time graduate students and allied professionals interested in play therapy. They are typically employed in private practice, clinics, schools or community mental health services. The Association for Play Therapy (APT) is a national professional society founded in 1982 for licensed mental‑health professionals who use and support play therapy, with a multi‑thousand‑member community spanning the United States and beyond. Membership offers access to specialty training, credentialing (such as RPT, RPT‑S), publications and a vibrant network of practitioners—and for media buyers and advertisers, it represents a loyal, niche audience of clinicians engaged in ongoing professional education and practice, presenting a meaningful channel for targeted outreach in child, family, and therapeutic services markets.