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Play Therapy Today Brings Together The Work Of Renowned Practitioners And Academics Currently Working And Researching In Play Therapy, Presenting A Range Of Groundbreaking Methods For Practising With Groups, Individuals, And Parents And Carers. Providing An Overview Of New Or Revitalised Topics In Play Therapy, Each Chapter Presents The Relevant Theoretical Underpinnings And Principles Of Practice, Case Vignettes And Further Relevant Reading. The Three Sections Include Chapters On: Jennings Developmental Playtherapy Model And Its Implementation In Groupwork, The Practical Use Of Puppets In Educational And Therapeutic Settings, The Use Of Play In Groups For Children With A Variety Of Sensory, Intellectual And Physical Disability And The Therapeutic Value Of Working With Groups In The Outdoors. The Therapeutic Touchstone Model And The Development Of The Therapeutic Relationship, An Overview Of The Use Of Individual Play Therapy Techniques In A Hospital Setting, Particularly In Relation To Preparing Children And An Overview Of Yasenik And Gardner's Play Therapy Dimensions Model. Stagnittís Adaptation Of The Learn To Play Programme For Parent/carer Use, Group Theraplay With Parent/child Client And The Neurosequential Model Of Therapeutics Which Makes Crucial Links Between Neuroscientific Research And Play Interventions. The Book Provides Play Therapists With Practical Information They Can Put Into Immediate Use In Their Clinical Work With Children And Their Families. It Is An Important Resource For Trainee, Newly Qualified And Seasoned Play Therapists, Play Therapy Supervisors And Trainers. It Will Also Be Of Interest To Social Workers, Teachers, Psychologists, Child Psychotherapists And Other Health Professionals--provided By Publisher.
This volume investigates the integration of contemporary theoretical models and practical methodologies within the field of play therapy to address the diverse needs of children and their families. The authors, Justine Howard and Eileen Prendiville, curate contributions from established practitioners and researchers to bridge the gap between neuroscientific research and clinical application. The text provides a structured framework for implementing play-based interventions across various settings, including hospitals, educational environments, and outdoor spaces, while emphasizing the importance of the therapeutic relationship.
What You Will Find
Professionals in the fields of child psychotherapy and social work identify this as a comprehensive resource for both trainee and experienced clinicians. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the case vignettes and the clear synthesis of complex neuroscientific concepts for immediate clinical application.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0203740289
ISBN-13:
9780203740286
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