Charlton (Chuck) Hall, MMFT, LMFT/S, RPT-S, CHt is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor, a Registered Play Therapy Supervisor, and a Certied Hypnotherapist. Chuck’s area of research and interest is using Mindfulness and Ecotherapy to facilitate acceptance and change strategies within a family systemic framework, and he has presented research at several conferences and seminars on this and other topics. He facilitates workshops on mindfulness and ecotherapy throughout the Southeast. Chuck’s approach to therapy involves helping individuals and families to facilitate change through mindfulness and ecotherapy techniques in a non-judgmental, patient-centered, positive environment.
CREDENTIALS
- Bachelor of Science in Experimental Psychology, USC Upstate
- Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy, Converse College
- Two-Year Post-Graduate Fellowship in Mindfulness, Ecotherapy and the Family System
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Supervisor in South Carolina LMFT/S#4606
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in NC LMFT # 1628
- SC LMFT # 4525
- Registered Play Therapy Supervisor #S1947
- Member of the Association for Play Therapy
- Member of the South Carolina Association for Play Therapy
- Certified Hypnotist with the National Board of Professional and Ethical Standards
- Certified Hypnotherapist with the National Board of Professional and Ethical Standards
- Certified Non-violent Crisis Intervention Trainer/Instructor through the Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI)
Trained In:
- Unlocking the Wisdom of the Body: Body-Informed Interventions in Play Therapy 13 hours
- Moving Population Health from Vision to Action 18 hours
- Certified Crisis Prevention Institute (CPI) Non-violent Crisis Intervention Instructor
- Depression and Suicide – 1 hour
- Ethics 2018 – 3 hours
- History of Suicide Prevention – 2 hours
- LGBT-Q Suicide Prevention – 2 hours
- Mental Health Issues in Suicide Prevention – 2 hours
- Non-suicidal Self-injury – 1 hour
- Suicide Prevention is Key – 2 hours
- Postvention for Suicide – 1 hour
- Play Therapy Strategies to Meet Client Needs – 4 hours
- Moving Population Health from Vision to Action – 18 hours
- Awareness & Prevention of Suicide – 2 hours
- Bullying and Suicide – 1 hour
- Nature-Centered Spirituality in Therapy 5 hours
- Addressing Early Trauma with Play Therapy 6 hours
- Techniques for Child and Play Therapist Supervisors 8 hours
- Interpersonal Neurobiology of Play 5 hours
- Ethics and Boundaries in Family Therapy 3 hours
- Play Therapy: The Art of the Relationship 11 hours
- Sand Tray Expressive Arts Therapy 40 hours
- Theraplay® with Adolescents 3 hours
- Assessing the Meaning of Play in Child Centered Play Therapy 1 hour
- Earth-Based Clay and Play Therapy 2 hours
- The Power of Connection 10.5 hours
- Play Therapy Supervision 8 hours
- Love as a Focal Concept in Couples Therapy 15 hours
- Core Competencies of Trauma-Informed Care 5 hours
- Impact of Trauma on Children 2 hours
- Trauma and the Brain 3 hours
- Understanding Recovery 1 hour
- Clinical Supervision 12.75 hours
- Ethics 2 hours
- HIPAA 1.25 hours
- Patient Rights 2 hours
- Crisis Management 2 hours
- Treatment of Severe and Persistent Mental Illness 4.25 hours
- Relapse Prevention & Recovery-Based Treatment 8.75 hours
- Child-Parent Relational Therapy 12 hours
- Motivational Enhancement Therapy 7 hours
- ASAM Patient Placement Criteria 1.5 hours
- Comorbid Disorders 1.25 hours
- Mindfulness and the Family System with Trauma Victims 24 months
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy 45 hours
- QPR Suicide Prevention Training 3 hours
- Certied SMART Recovery Facilitator/Volunteer Advisor
- Motivational Interviewing 12 hours
- North Carolina Interventions training 7 hours
- Person-Centered Thinking 14 hours
- Child-Family Team training 12 hours
- Parental Alienation Syndrome 5 hours
- LGBT-Q issues in Therapy 2 hours
- Cultural Diversity 2.5 hours
- Coming Out, Coming Home: Helping Families Adjust to a LGBT-Q Child 10 hours
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 10 hours
- E-Therapy Online Therapy Training 20 hours