Pixels and Sand EP6: Cathi Spooner

In Episode 6, we’re joined by Cathi Spooner, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor (RPT-S) with a Master’s in Clinical Social Work (MSW).

We talk about play therapy supervision, clinical decision-making, and what it really looks like to support clinicians doing meaningful work with kids and families.

Pixels and Sand EP6: Cathi Spooner

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Pixels and Sand EP6: Cathi Spooner

In Episode 6, we’re joined by Cathi Spooner, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor (RPT-S) with a Master’s in Clinical Social Work (MSW).

Pixels & Sand EP5 - Lesley Simpson-Gray

In this episode of Pixel and Sand, we speak with Lesley Simpson-Gray. She's an innovator, psychotherapist, and on the forefront of using technology within sessions, whether it be VR or in digital ecosystem.

Pixels & Sand EP 4: Digital Tools for My Toolbox

In this episode of Pixels & Sand, we sit down with Nicky Seligman, MSc, CCLS, Child Life Specialist, to explore how digital tools are reshaping her work with kids and families.

Pixels & Sand EP3: It's More Than Just Digital Play!

In this episode of Pixels & Sand, our VP of Product Strategy & Operations, Brendan Herjavec, sits down with Dr. Victoria Kennedy-Adkins, to break down the power of digital play therapy and its misconceptions around it.

Pixels & Sand EP2: Embracing Technology for Therapy

In this episode of Pixels & Sand, our VP of Product Strategy & Operations, Brandon Herjavec, sits down with Dr. Rachel Altvater, Owner of Creative Psychological and Licensed Psychologist and Play Therapy Supervisor, to break down the power of play therapy and its role in modern mental health care.

(CTV News) Youth Mental Health Crisis in Canada

Children are often the quietest voices in the youth mental health conversation, yet they face immense pressures—from social media to bullying, to the overwhelming need to be “perfect.”

Pixels & Sand EP1: Our Kids Are Not Alright

"Youth" typically refers to ages 16–24, and while the focus on youth mental health has been encouraging, children under 16 are often left out of the conversation.

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