Play Therapy and Expressive Arts in a Complex and Dynamic World
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Play Therapy and Expressive Arts in a Complex and Dynamic World
Opportunities and Challenges Inside and Outside the Playroom
Mochi, Claudio; Stagnitti, Karen; Cassina, Isabella
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2024
162
Mole
9781032172323
15 a 20 dias
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List of contributors. Introduction. 1. Applying the therapeutic power of play and expressive arts in contemporary crisis work: a process-oriented approach. 2. Integrating creative arts modalities in the playroom and outside: live and remote interventions. 3. Recovering lost play time: principles and intervention modalities to address the psychosocial wellbeing of asylum seekers and refugee children. 4. Tele-Play Therapy: principles of remote interventions using the therapeutic powers of play. 5. Learn to play therapy in high-risk countries: the example of Nigeria. 6. Nature-based Play Therapy interventions in the digital age. 7. Play and expressive arts to enhance professional development and personal growth in challenging contexts.
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Therapeutic Play;Creative psychotherapy;Expressive arts therapy;Integrative psychotherapy;Mental-health;Tele-health;Tele-Play Therapy;Nature-based Play Therapy;Psychosocial support;Crisis intervention;Remote interventions;Migration;Asylum Seekers;Refugees;Play Therapy;Filial Therapy;Common Language;Play Therapists;Play Therapy Interventions;Professional Development;Sand Tray;CCPT;Family's Social Relationships;Practice Considerations;Utilising Text Messaging;Author's Clinical Practice;Elective Mutism;Pretend Play Abilities;Fairy Tale;Expressive Arts Activities;Capacity Building Process;Emotional Social Competence;Expressive Arts;Play Therapy Practice;Pretend Play;Attuned Play;Children's Pretend Play;Felt Sense
List of contributors. Introduction. 1. Applying the therapeutic power of play and expressive arts in contemporary crisis work: a process-oriented approach. 2. Integrating creative arts modalities in the playroom and outside: live and remote interventions. 3. Recovering lost play time: principles and intervention modalities to address the psychosocial wellbeing of asylum seekers and refugee children. 4. Tele-Play Therapy: principles of remote interventions using the therapeutic powers of play. 5. Learn to play therapy in high-risk countries: the example of Nigeria. 6. Nature-based Play Therapy interventions in the digital age. 7. Play and expressive arts to enhance professional development and personal growth in challenging contexts.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Therapeutic Play;Creative psychotherapy;Expressive arts therapy;Integrative psychotherapy;Mental-health;Tele-health;Tele-Play Therapy;Nature-based Play Therapy;Psychosocial support;Crisis intervention;Remote interventions;Migration;Asylum Seekers;Refugees;Play Therapy;Filial Therapy;Common Language;Play Therapists;Play Therapy Interventions;Professional Development;Sand Tray;CCPT;Family's Social Relationships;Practice Considerations;Utilising Text Messaging;Author's Clinical Practice;Elective Mutism;Pretend Play Abilities;Fairy Tale;Expressive Arts Activities;Capacity Building Process;Emotional Social Competence;Expressive Arts;Play Therapy Practice;Pretend Play;Attuned Play;Children's Pretend Play;Felt Sense
