Parent consultation in child-centered play therapy: A model for research and practice.
April A. Schottelkorb, Karrie L. Swan, Yumiko Ogawa
Abstract
April A. Schottelkorb, Karrie L. Swan, Yumiko Ogawa
Abstract
Child-centered play therapy (CCPT) is a humanistic, evidence-based intervention utilized with young children to resolve a variety of mental health concerns. Because consultation with parents is a common adjunct to CCPT, in this article we describe a parent consultation model consistent with person-centered philosophy for use in research and practice.
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Child-centered play therapy (CCPT) is a humanistic, evidence-based intervention utilized with young children to resolve a variety of mental health concerns. Because consultation with parents is a common adjunct to CCPT, in this article we describe a parent consultation model consistent with person-centered philosophy for use in research and practice.
Key concepts: Play therapy, Psychology, Psychotherapist, Child psychotherapy, Developmental psychology