Innovations in Play Therapy

Contents

• Part I: Special Considerations for the Role of the Play Therapist.
• Landreth, Facilitative Dimensions of Play in the Therapy Process.
• Harris, Landreth, Essential Personality Characteristics of Effective Play Therapists.
• Glover, Cultural Considerations in Play Therapy.
• Kao, Landreth, Play Therapy with Chinese Children: Needed Modifications. Sweeney, Tatum, What the Play Therapist Needs to Know about Medications.
• Sweeney, Legal and Ethical Issues in Play Therapy.
• Crane, The Parent's Part in the Play Therapy Process. Part II: Clinical Innovations in Play as a Diagnostic Tool.
• White, Draper, Jones, Play Therapy Behaviors of Physically Abused Children.
• Ater, Play Therapy Behaviors of Sexually Abused Children.
• Homeyer, Identifying Sexually Abused Children in Play Therapy.
• Perry, Landreth, Diagnostic Assessment of Children's Play Therapy Behavior. Part III: Innovative Procedures in Play Therapy.
• Landreth, Sweeney, Child-Centered Group Play Therapy.
• Tyndall-Lind, Landreth, Intensive Short-Term Group Play Therapy.
• Johnson, Short-Term Play Therapy. Part IV: Play Therapy with Special Populations.
• Johnson, Clark, Play Therapy with Aggressive Acting-Out Children.
• Mittledorf, Hendricks, Landreth, Play Therapy with Autistic Children.
• Jones, Play Therapy for Children with Chronic Illness.
• Webb, Play Therapy with Traumatized Children: A Crisis Response.
• Post, Play Therapy with Selective Mute Children.
• Klein, Landreth, Play Therapy with Dissociative Identity Disorder Clients with Child Alters.
• Haynes, Play Therapy with the Elderly.
• Niel, Landreth, Have Toys-Will Travel: A Traveling Play Therapist in the School Setting.