Restorying family therapy

Ariel, Shlomo

doi:10.1007/bf02196847

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“…al., 1993; Glover, 1999, 2001; Glover & Landreth, 2000; Inciler, 1993; Kao & Landreth, 2001; Kerl, 1998, 1999; Martinez & Valdez, 1992; Shelby & Tredinnick, 1995). Because the family cultural environment affects the nature of play in therapy (Ariel, 1985, 1996; Levy-Warren, 1994), understanding child rearing practices within a cultural context may be helpful in both determining goals of therapy and interpreting the child’s play (Glover, 1999, 2001; Kao & Landreth, 2001).…”

Section: Multicultural Play Therapymentioning

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Multicultural trends and toys in play therapy.

Chang

Ritter

Hays

2005

International Journal of Play Therapy

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Because culture plays an increasingly important role in play therapy, the purpose of this article is to review existing literature on multicultural issues in play therapy and to discuss current trends and toys in play therapy reported from a group of play therapists. A group of play therapists (N = 505) registered with the Association for Play Therapy were asked to respond to two open-ended questions: What trends, if any, do you see in play therapy with your culturally diverse clients? What items do you include in your playroom to specifically represent culturally diverse populations?Responses to these open-ended questions were analyzed using open and axial coping as part of the inductive process. Results of the first question were grouped into five main categories and responses to the second question were categorized based on area and type of play. Based on the results of this study, implications for multicultural play therapy are discussed.Interest in multicultural issues in counseling and specifically in relation to play therapy has increased over the past several years. One reason for this increase is the growing racial and ethnic diversity in the

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Section: Multicultural Play Therapymentioning

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Multicultural trends and toys in play therapy.

Chang

Ritter

Hays

2005

International Journal of Play Therapy

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“…This model posits that the presenting problem is a symptom of the family system (Ariel, 1996;Eaker, 1986). Therefore, an additional component of DFPT is that when therapists work with the entire family, the therapist must align with each family member to understand the problem better and become part of the system (Haley & Richeport-Haley, 2003).…”

Section: Directed Versus Non-directed Family Play Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The therapist continually observes all family members' behaviors and communication to determine the next steps to take (Ariel, 1992). Family play is a source of gathering information about the family's communication and relationships, followed by the use of play as an instrument for facilitating change (Ariel, 1996). The directive play method focuses on using parent-child relationship training and skill-building using a prescriptive approach to playbased interventions (Drewes et al, 2011).…”

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confidence: 99%

Virtual Family Play Therapy: A Clinician’s Guide to using Directed Family Play Therapy in Telemental Health

2021

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The field of marriage and family therapy was founded by innovators and pioneers, taking the practice of individual psychotherapy and making it systemic. Due to the impact of COVID-19, we now need further advancement by systemic therapists for telemental health services. The purpose of this paper is to propose recommendations and guidelines for adapting directed family play therapy from the same physical location services to telemental health. The article discusses recommendations for assessment, therapy structure, therapist roles, session preparation, and how to use virtual tools to enhance treatment. Systemic play therapy in a virtual format can work well if therapists make appropriate adjustments and rely on their creativity, high regard for ethics, and innovation. KeywordsDirected family play therapy • Telemental health • Virtual family play therapy • Telemental health training * Tiffany Smith

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“…Das native Kommunikationsmedium gerade jüngerer Kinder blieb hierbei jedoch weitestgehend ungenutzt, wodurch sie mehr oder weniger nur indirekte Adressaten von Therapie waren. Nur wenige Konzepte "inklusiver" systemischer Therapie (Ariel, 1996;Blechman, 1980;Busby u. Lufkin, 1992;Eaker, 1986;Early, 1994;Ohlson, 1974;Smith, 1998;Wittenborn, Faber, Harvey, Thomas, 2006) existieren und nur vereinzelt finden sie Eingang in den deutschen Sprachraum (Brächter, 2010;Gammer, 2007).…”

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Systemisch-psychomotorische und gesprächsorientiertsystemische Beratung bei Familien mit psychisch gestörten Kindern

Richter

Siegmund

2011

Praxis der Kinderpsychologie und Kinderpsychiatrie

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Restorying family therapy

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

Multicultural trends and toys in play therapy.

Multicultural trends and toys in play therapy.

Virtual Family Play Therapy: A Clinician’s Guide to using Directed Family Play Therapy in Telemental Health

Systemisch-psychomotorische und gesprächsorientiertsystemische Beratung bei Familien mit psychisch gestörten Kindern

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