Puppetry and Storytelling
Presented by Dr. Sharolyn Wallace
This experiential workshop will introduce participants to the world of storytelling into their clinical work with all ages. Participants will also learn how to utilize puppets in clinical work. Be prepared to have fun!
Objectives
- Analyze 3 features of storytelling.
- Discuss and practice 3 puppetry skills.
- Describe 3 ways to utilize puppets and storytelling into their practice.
About Dr. Sharolyn Wallace
Sharolyn Wallace PhD, LCSW, RPT-S, IMHE has been a professor at Tulsa Community College for 30 years. She has served on the Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Social Workers, Association for Play Therapy, Oklahoma Chapter of the NASW, National Association of Social Workers, and the Association of Social Work Boards. Dr. Wallace has published six children's books and numerous articles on play therapy and reunification and relapse prevention with child welfare families. She was named the CV Ramana award recipient for Outstanding Contribution to Oklahoma's Children and the 2016 Social Worker of the Year. She is currently building equine therapy model programs for the State of Oklahoma.
