Become Accredited
Completing each level of the accreditation program will enable you to apply the philosophy, and techniques of the method incorporating it seamlessly into your already acquired skills. Level 1 for Individual practice, Level 2 for family and groups and Level 3 for advanced techniques. You'll have a tool at your fingertips to enhance insight and accelerate behavioural change and be part of our international community through our Global Practitioner Registry.
Our FREE Introductory Course
Explore how the Play of Life can enrich your professional toolkit!
Step 1: Select a Level of Accreditation
3 Levels to choose from
Step 2: Select your mode of study
3 Modes of Study & Pricing
Frequently asked questions
What is the Global Practitioner Registry (GPR)?
The Global Practitioner Registry (GPR) is a public directory of registered Play of Life accredited practitioners from around the world, managed by Active Learning International (ALI). The GPR was introduced in 2021 with the aim of achieving two main goals:
1. To enable practitioners to connect with their global community of practitioners who share their passion for helping people transform their lives and promote their services globally.
2. To enable seekers who are in search of support to access practitioners in their own country, language, and specialties that suit their needs. This facilitates easier access to mental health support services that offer an experiential and holistic approach.
By achieving these goals, the GPR serves as a valuable resource for both practitioners and seekers alike, promoting the spread of the Play of Life method and helping to improve mental health outcomes globally.
How the GPR works:
Once a practitioner completes a level of accreditation and
receives certification from ALI, they are automatically added to the GPR with
the corresponding accreditation level stamped on their profile. Practitioners
have the option to choose the visibility of their profile: private, visible to
other practitioners, or public. By making their profile public, practitioners
can make themselves available to seekers looking for mental health support
services.
Practitioners can then enhance their profile by adding
information about themselves, such as their certifications, expertise,
location, languages, availability, and other tools and methods in their
toolkit. They can also describe how they incorporate the Play of Life method in
their practice.
The GPR thus serves as a platform that enables seekers to
find practitioners who match their needs and preferences.