One method, three scopes of practice.

Therapist

For Therapists

Licensed clinical use

For licensed clinicians who may use structured play as an adjunct inside an existing treatment relationship. Consent, judgment, and documentation stay with you. Not a stand-alone therapy product and not a diagnosis tool.

Assessment, treatment planning, informed consent, documentation, trauma titration, rupture/repair, risk management, and applicable law stay with the clinician. Stages 1–5 with judgment and consent. Formal clinical training is not available on this site.

Coach

For Coaches

Nonclinical skill development

For coaches and facilitators working on communication, teamwork, leadership, and decision-making. Use deliberate goals and a structured debrief. Stay developmental. Do not frame this as psychotherapy.

Stages 1–4. Intervention levels commonly 0–4; Level 5 only for nonclinical skill transfer. No diagnosis. No treatment claims.

HOST SCOPE

For Leaders & Facilitators

Belonging, safer play

Homepage Leaders & Facilitators maps to this Host scope once.

For hosts, managers, chaplains, and community facilitators who want safer, more inclusive play with clearer debrief. Belonging and connection first. No diagnosis. No treatment claims. Stop when the material exceeds your role.

Host-safe public bounds. Stages primarily 1–3. Intervention levels generally 0–3. No trauma processing. No psychotherapy framing.